Signature moves
This player has a signature move that includes breaking the backboard
Shaq
This player hit a corner fade away 3 that took 4 bounces before going in and winning the game.(Playoffs)
Kawhi Leonard
This player is most known for his rebounding
Dennis Rodman
2003 Finals Champs
San Antonio Spurs
This player who played for Texas had a infamous dou on the OKC Thunder
Kevin Durant
Who's signature move is pulling up at(near) logo
Damian Lillard
This player hit a step back, fade away 3 against the Celtics tied 104-104 to win the game. (Playoff)
Luka Doncic
These 2 players in 2010 on the heat had a famous play for a tomahawk dunk and a wide arm spread
Dwyane Wade and Lebron James
This player in the 1998 finals is known for his "Last Shot" to win the Finals
Michael Jordan
This is the BEST player to ever come out of Davidson college
Steph Curry
This player is the MOST famous for dunking from the free throw line
Michael Jordan
This player started the infamous game known as "Malice at the Palice"
Ron Artest
2005 Spurs starting lineup
Tony Parker, Manu Ginobilli, Bruce Bowen, Tim Duncan, and Nazr Mohammed
1994 Finals Champs
Houston Rockets
This player led Villanova to multiple championships and now plays for the New York Knicks
Jalen Brunson
This player who has played for the Nets, Mavericks, and Celtics has a signature move of stutter stepping pull up.
Kyrie Irving
This player hit a game tying finals corner 3 in 2013
Ray Allen
2019 Mavericks starting roster
Luka Doncic, Kristaps Porzingis, Dwight Powell, Dorian Finney-Smith, and Tim Hardaway/Seth Curry
This player is the MOST notable player to win the finals as a rookie
Magic Johnson
This player was the second overall pick and drafted after winning the 2005 championship with North Carolina Tar Heels
Marvin Williams
This player from the early 2000s is infamously known for his signature crossover
Allen Iverson
This player hit a game winning 3 with 5 seconds left of game 5 in the 2001 NBA finals. (This shot won them the finals)
Robert Horry
This player is most known for his insane passing in the late 90s to mid 2000s
Jason Williams
1984 Finals champs
This sharpshooter that used to play for Duke now coaches a team in the Pacific Division
J.J. Reddick