Ep 4. 1979 NBA Finals Game 4

In the NBA season 10 episode 4, we take a trip down memory lane to the 1979 NBA Finals Game 4. This electrifying matchup featured the Seattle SuperSonics and the Washington Bullets. With both teams eager to take the win, tensions were high and the energy was palpable in the arena.

The game started off with a bang, as Seattle's Fred Brown and Jack Sikma put points on the board early. However, the Bullets quickly caught up, with Elvin Hayes and Bob Dandridge shooting their way back into the game. The first quarter ended with a close score of 33-32 in Seattle's favor.

As the game progressed, both teams continued to give it their all. Seattle's Gus Williams and Dennis Johnson took charge, while Washington's Kevin Grevey and Wes Unseld fought hard to stay in the game. With a score of 56-53 at halftime, it was anyone's game.

The second half was just as intense as the first, with both teams refusing to back down. Seattle's defense proved to be a tough obstacle for the Bullets, but they didn't let that deter them. Washington's clutch shooting and rebounding kept them in the game, and with the score tied at 93-93, it was clear that the final minutes of the game would be crucial.

The fourth quarter saw both teams pushing themselves to the limit. With the clock winding down, Seattle's Brown made a critical turnover that gave the Bullets the opening they needed. Washington took advantage of the opportunity, with Dandridge sinking a key shot that put them up by two with just seconds left in the game. Seattle had one last chance to tie it up, but a missed shot by Sikma sealed the deal for the Bullets.

This episode of NBA season 10 takes us back to a pivotal moment in NBA history. The 1979 NBA Finals were a hard-fought battle between two talented teams, and this particular game was no exception. Tune in to relive the excitement of this epic matchup and witness the determination and skill that made these players legends.