Yes, Robert Horry is a master of clutch shots, but that doesn't mean he makes every single one.
After missing this shot, the Warriors immediately counter-attacked, aiming to seal the game completely.
But Stademeyer made a sloppy pass; he charged with the ball against the Admiral, only to find himself surrounded, and in his panic, he flung the ball in the direction of Roger outside the three-point line.
However, Stademeyer's pass was really too high, almost going out of bounds.
The Spurs players on the scene lit up with hope, as if they saw a chance for a comeback.
If this pass truly ended in a turnover, it would be compared to Klay Thompson's outrageous behind-the-back pass in the finals.
But then, what people saw was Roger jumping up with all his might, spreading his fingers in the air and grabbing the ball securely as if his hand was coated with glue. Upon landing, Roger smoothly took a step forward, then abruptly stopped and shot the ball, scoring with ease!
