That's overboard:) Cheap shots are just part of this game.

To say one play completely changed everything for a game or series, is actually disrespect to both teams, especially the game at the dsiadvantageous position of that particular play.

Robert Horry's "bump" to send Steve Nash to the score table was one of the memorable moments. Cheap, sure; dirty? it's subjective. That Suns team was very talented, and Nash was phenomenal, but they were still a jump shooting team, and they were not ready. They lost not because of one momentum dirty play.

It was at San Antonio, and Heat simply rode on James' back, executed perfectly down the stretch. Spurs on the other hand, relied too much on jump shooting, and missed shots and turnovers were the main cause of the loss. 

You can say Parker' missed FTs were caused by that elbow, but it was a flagrant 1, which granted them an extra possession, and TD missed both FTs. LeBron nailed another shot on the other end. THAT was the momentum changer. 

LeBron acts/flops sometimes too, but he's one of the cleanest players ever played the game. It's a grand statement, but those past greats like MJ, Magic, Bird, Dream, Stockton and Malone (they are on the all dirty list), etc etc, all had their dirty plays and moments. 

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