"The Shot" is one of the most legendary moments of Michael Jordan's incredible NBA career (it has its own Wikipedia page and everything!). It took place at the end of Game 5 of the 1989 Eastern Conference Quarterfinals and, chances are, you've seen it, like, 23 billion times at this point. But you've probably only ever seen it from one angle, the one we've posted here:
Last night, Twitter user @SneakerDave shared a different angle of "The Shot," and holy %*&^, how have we never seen this before? It features MJ's memorable make plus footage of a reporter trying to track him down after he made it. You can watch it here:
Seriously, how have we never seen this before?! It makes "The Shot" even better than it already was. Wow.
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[via @SneakerDave]
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