Greatest Playoff performances doesn't include Dream

Vernon Maxwell's performance should be top 3 all time:

(May 13-15, 1994) Two hours after blowing the biggest lead in NBA playoff history, the Rockets flew out of Choke City down 0-2 to the Phoenix Suns. Four days later, the Rockets flew into Clutch City with the series tied 2-2. In Game 1 of the 1994 Western Conference Semifinals, Houston built an 18-point lead but lost. In Game 2, they had a 20-point lead in the fourth quarter but lost in overtime. "I'll never forget getting on the charter flight after Game 2," Rockets television commentator Bill Worrell said. "It was like a morgue." The Rockets didn't rise from the dead until the second half of Game 3 when they found themselves behind 49-41 at halftime. Then Vernon Maxwell got hot, scoring 31 points in the second half as the Rockets won 118-102. Houston finished "Desert Sweep" by winning Game 4, 107-96, to even the series.

 

Bill Simmons responds and includes two of (H)akeem's games:

http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/page2/story?page=simmons/040511

 

Good article Bobrek,
I have no idea why Hakeem wasn't the last top performance list.
Actually, I do, no one will give the 93-94 team any respect.

I GUARANTEE you if the Knicks won game 7, you'll see them on the TOP TEAMS of all time.