Killion: Davis: Toughest man on the court

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  1. Legacy

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    <div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">You could see it all flash in front of your eyes, right then in the first quarter.
    The bad ending. The back-to-back losses. The deflating emotions, the sad, prolonged finish.

    It was all right there when Baron Davis limped off the court and into the locker room.

    You were thinking it. Don Nelson was thinking it.

    "I don't think we can win if he doesn't come back," Nelson said. "Not this game. Or Game7."

    But instead of the old Warriros karma raising its ugly head, the best show in sports got even better. The Warriors pulled off a victory for the ages, bouncing the Dallas Mavericks out of their rocking building and straight out of the playoffs with a dominating 111-86 win Thursday night.

    And Davis did return to give one of the gutsiest performances in memory.</div>

    Source: Mercury News
     
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    I can't wait for this to be on ESPN Classic in the future or in those series documentaries they have. Where they make it seem really epic (it really was).
     
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    <div class="quote_poster">AnimeFANatic Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">I can't wait for this to be on ESPN Classic in the future or in those series documentaries they have. Where they make it seem really epic (it really was).</div>Yup, greatest upset in nba playoff history.
     

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