Kyrie Irving's 2016 3-pointer in Game 7 ruled the Most Clutch Shot ever

In 2016 the Wall Street Journal ruled that Kyrie Irving's 2016 3-pointer in Game 7 of the NBA Finals between the Cavs and the Warriors was the most clutch shot in NBA history.

[@brockradford7144]

To be fair MICHAEL JORDAN only played in 3 game 7s in his entire career and none of those were in the finals.

[@stephenhess287]

Bro fix that audio mixing my left ear is stroking out

[@cw-rh5zu]

same

[@juanasaucedo3804]

That Ray Allen shot was so clutch man

[@thenotoriousdig610]

I never knew they even had the same amount of points at that point in the series, insane

[@rafaelunplugged]

No shot without the block. If Kyrie missed they still tied. If Allen missed they lost the game.

[@jacksoncollins2329]

Not Kawhi?

[@AK-rz2xx]

Had to be a final

[@jacksoncollins2329]

@@AK-rz2xx got you

[@innertubez]

Was not in the Finals. But thumbs up because I actually think that shot was more clutch for a given game (versus series) than Kyrie's.

[@yourebreakingmyballs4787]

But the Bulls only needed one more win in '98 to win the title. Doesn't Jordan putting them up 1 with 5 sec remaining make them more likely to win than kyrie putting the Cavs up 3 with a whole minute remaining? Only thing you can argue is that the Bulls could afford to lose that game while Cavs couldn't

[@innertubez]

"Only thing you can argue is that the Bulls could afford to lose that game while Cavs couldn't" I think that is what he said when they showed the graphic about those other games. Kyrie's was the only Game 7 in that set.