NBA history: Remembering series-clinching buzzer-beaters

This week on the Over and Back Podcast we have more NBA history with a look at playoff buzzer-beaters, this time looking at second round, conference semifinal and conference final series clinchers!

Our series on NBA playoff buzzer beaters continues with a look at second round, semifinals and conference finals series-clinchers.

Shots discussed in this episode include:

Tom Heinsohn concluding the very first Bill Russell vs. Wilt Chamberlain playoff series in 1960 with a huge shot to win it for the Boston Celtics.
Kawhi Leonard‘s baseline jumper over the stretched-out arm of Joel Embiid hits the rim four times before finally falling in and moving the Toronto Raptors past the Philadelphia 76ers in 2019.
Jo Jo White‘s anti-climatic free-throw series clincher in 1974 against the Buffalo Braves that had Jack Ramsey livid.
Michael Jordan puts a dagger in the Cleveland Cavaliers’ hearts again—Gerald Wilkins does all he can to stop it but alas, Jordan does it again.
Ralph Sampson helps the Hakeem Olajuwon and the young Houston Rockets upset the juggernaut Los Angeles Lakers in 1986 with an improbable shot to win it.
After years of failing to clinch their ticket to the NBA Finals, Mario Elie and Charles Barkley have a defensive miscommunication giving John Stockton a wide-open three and Utah Jazz their first finals berth in franchise history.