NBA FINALS 1994. 01:43:48. 1994 Finals ... 1994 Finals Game 4: Knicks patrol paint, tie it up. New York make a stand at home, led by their imposing frontline of Patrick Ewing and Charles Oakley, ...

On Feb. 13, 1994, Target Center hosted its lone NBA All-Star Game—a weekend that largely put the Timberwolves’ hometown on the NBA map for the first time since the Lakers dynasty of the 1940s ...

Fifteen players from the 1994 NBA Draft played at least 11 seasons in the NBA; seven scored more than 10,000 points. The 1994 draft produced five All-Stars, with Jason Kidd leading the way as the ...

The theatrics behind Game 5 in 1994 will always be better. Miller ignited one of the NBA's best rivalries with that performance, but the Knicks still won the next two games to advance to the NBA ...

Houston Rockets’ Hakeem Olajuwon fends off the Knicks Patrick Ewing during Game 5 of the 1994 NBA Finals at MSG. Although the Knicks won the game, the Rockets went on to take the series 4 games ...

Game 1 of the 1994 NBA Finals will be broadcast Saturday night at 5 p.m. ct. Winning the 1994 Finals against the Knicks was the pinnacle of Hakeem Olajuwon's season.

NBA PLAYOFFS HQ: Live NBA scores ... It was a hybrid of that legendary Game 5 in 1994 and Game 1 in 1995 – when Miller scored eight points in the final 9.8 seconds in a 107-105 victory.

The Houston Rockets were bruised and battered by New York in Game 5 of the 1994 NBA Finals, a 91-84 loss in front of a frenzied sell-out crowd at Madison Square Garden. Rudy Tomjanovich's club ...

The theatrics behind Game 5 in 1994 will always be better. Miller ignited one of the NBA’s best rivalries with that performance, but the Knicks still won the next two games to advance to the NBA ...

Editor's note: June 17, 2024 is the 30th anniversary of Game 5 of the 1994 NBA Finals in New York between the Rockets and Knicks being overshadowed by the O.J. Simpson Bronco chase in Los Angeles ...

Until June 22, 1994. That was when the Rockets beat the New York Knicks in Game 7 of the NBA Finals to give the franchise its first championship and shed Houston’s “Choke City” label.

Reggie Miller and the 1994 Indiana Pacers looked like they were going on a Cinderella run to the NBA Finals. They made quick work of Shaquille O'Neal, Penny Hardaway, and the No. 4-seeded Orlando ...