Who's here 2024 ?

Respect to fans who didn't leave, they got to witness a legendary performance.

Greg Popovich must have unleashed a tirade for the ages after that game.

I don’t think this will ever happen again. Simply legendary.

Considering that this is the San Antonio Spurs, the best defensive team in the NBA, this has to be arguably one of the greatest NBA basketball moments of all time. To be down 10 points with a minute left in the game, and to win it like that is remarkable...magical...simply amazing.

Bro made 4 three pointers, one free throw all within 30 seconds as his team was down by 10. This is one of those unforgettable performances

Deven Brown’s face at the end of the game!! hahaha!

There’s a reason this moment is still considered one one of the craziest comebacks to ever happen in the NBA.

Imagine all the fans that left early. I would of been pissed not witnessing that legendary performance.

Someone needs to find Popovich's post game interview.

This is what made me a Tracy McGrady fan for life. One of the best ever.

14:34 lil homie getting down

This game is just immortalised in every NBA fan's heart. It's just a regular season game but man these are the games people will remember forever 💯

Tracey McGrady will be a legend forever for this game.

T-Mac became the basketball god for 35 seconds

I remember watching this game when I was 15. Greatest game I've ever seen in my life still to this day, I remember turning the channel to watch some cartoons and kept flicking back and fourth because something told me just to watch til the end. Surprisingly, I saw T-Mac bring the Rockets back and I admired T-Mac for this performance since. I wish I could meet him to just thank him for what contribution to the NBA he's given. Even though he's never worn any rings I would like to just let him know he was greatly appreciated.

Don't forget, this Spurs team went on to win the Finals that season, AND they were the best defensive team in the league, making what T-Mac did even more impressive.

I'm a lifelong Spurs fan and I still say this was just awesome to watch. I didn't want it to happen, but as it was happening I knew I was looking at something historic. Later met TMac in an airport and got to tell him that to his face. He was incredibly kind and patient. A true gent. Much respect for his game and the man himself.

I would have loved to watch Inside the NBA after this game

He had them 2k game sliders on

Till this day I still get goose bumps watching it...

12:08 10 years later, I still remember this face, LOL. And Craig Sager, RIP

I swear to God people, forget real good about how great Tracy McGrady was without the injuries in his prime Tracy McGrady was him. This man will cook in the NBA today.

This is the best sequence of basketball. Hands down. I still get chills when I watch this.

The most amazing sequence of a single playing doing whatever it takes to win. Absolutely incredible

never get tired of watching this

One of the best moments in NBA history unexpected 😂

I’ve always been a die hard Tracy mcgrady fan, so to actually watch this game live was so lit

The most remarkable part of the video is the 73-64 score late in the 4th quarter. Those are halftime scores now

Not even Jordan was able to do this. 4 unbelievable threes one after another all clutch. Incredible. Tmac 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥

I don’t think I’ve ever seen Pop so speechless like that at 14:08..he couldn’t even yell he was so shocked at that greatness he just witnessed

73-64 with a minute to go in the fourth. Back when defense was played!

I've been watching the NBA since the late 70s early 80s and as far as the last minute of a game with one guy totally taking over and dominating, this is my favorite highlight ever.

One of the greatest moments in NBA BASKETBALL ! We still haven’t seen anything like this yet since .

It's like they waited until the last minute to unleash their secret weapon #TMAC da 🐐 🙌🏿

After the decisive three-pointer, i can imagine the faces of the fans and their bewilderment when they left the stands. Then they realized what emotions they were deprived of.

Everytime I watch evertime, for the last 19 years, everytime I get chills..

What an amazing game 🎉 t-mac one of the best shooters in nba history.

No doubt the last minute is one of the NBA best all time. What's even remarkable about Houston's comeback is the Spurs made all the free throws in the final minute.

T-Mac gave us some good years... Truly great moments have been far an in between as a life long rockets fan but this was definitely one of them...

He may not have won a ring but he sure solidified himself as one of the best scorers in basketball

The moment legend shines. Magical.

That's the most unreal finish I've ever seen to any sports game..

This pops up on my page every so often and I watch it every single time. McGrady was smooth

I was watching the game with my brother that time, we simply could not believe what our eyes were seeing. This guy was insane, he was just crazy.

One of the greatest moments in sports history from one of the greatest basketball player of all time. Period

For people wondering why teams foul at the end of the game when they are down by 10 points, this is the game they are thinking about… even though it’s basically never happened after or since.

A lot of people just weren’t fortunate to see tmac and see that he was that dude. His 02-03 season averaging 32 with Orlando was insane. Only time I ever wore adidas growing up was because of this man. Him and AI were my favorite players not in a mavericks jersey.

Damn! So only a few people have witnessed the greatest comeback ever.

T mac scored 13 pts in 33 seconds..thats unbreakable record💯

14:34 Buddy was getting it lmao he was happy af to be a Rockets fan that night 😂😂😂

One of the best or probably the greatest comeback in basketball history. I remember watching this live and just can't believe it.

One of the best Moment in NBA! LEGENDARY!!!

Anyone who leaves the game before the 4th quarter buzzer sounds is not a true fan.

The greatest sequence of basketball I've seen in my life.

1:17 that moment T Mac knew he had to do it...

This was a great moment! Every time I'm watching a basketball game and the team I'm rooting for is down at the end of the game, I never lose hope because I remind myself of this spectacular moment. It's awesome that this video is on KZfaq. Thanks for putting this video up! Go Rockets!

One of the best offensive sequences of all-time being scored against one of the best defenses of all-time.

What a game!!!!❤..under 2 en a half minutes ,some of the Rockets fans was leaving 1 x1, and they think that rockets no chance to win the game,..but still some other fans stayed and witness how Tmac's showed his best performance to upset the spurs!!!..it's miracle..🎉

This shit is worth watching at least 1 or twice throughout the Year every Year, shit is so Iconic!

feel bad for those audiences who left the building early lmao, missed one of the greatest moment of NBA history

NBA players were so much more likeable and humble back then.

I used to live in the same area as TMac. T-mac, Grant Hill, Monty Williams and Mike Miller would train at the complex I lived in. Usually Grant Hill and Monty Williams would train together. This was in the prime of TMacs career and one of the most famous NBA players in the world. You would never know it, after (or before) he would train, he would stand around and talk to everyone like a regular person. Although comes off cocky on the court, he was really polite to everyone that approached him.

Those people that stayed were blessed with a very memorable game that they get to keep with them for a very very long time 😊

Except for the foul by Timmy and the late turnover, SA did everything else right. McGrady just caught fire. The Rockets scored 17 points in 52 seconds 🤯

I never watched the non highlight version… the spurs actually made their free throws, and they still came back

The sound quality, and the way the commentator speaks, make it sound like a classic. Oh wait, it is.

First time I saw this I was amazed... This is probably the 30th time and I'm more amazed everytime.

Anyone else first saw this on NBA 2003 game when this was one of main videos of the game ?!?! LEGENDARY!

When I first seen the title I remember thinking it was just clickbait. Helluva performance

11:51 I love how quiet it gets while the ball's in the air

12:07 Spurs head coach tell him bye and pointing at him telling him to learn how to play Chinese basketball at 12:08 is so hilarious

Devin Brown was never heard from ...again 😂😂😂

It’s also crazy how Spurs may have as a franchise been part of some of the most gut wrenching losses in mba history.

Solid BEST WINNING SHOT IN THE NBA HISTORY

I’m still amazed back then games were so low scoring!

Incridible Tmac is so amazig he is a legend

Yes man still watching 2024

I was watching this live on TV years ago. And it stunned me! TMAC is my fave of all time

Really glad that I stayed until the very last minute, I felt that this happed yesterday!

I was a little kid when this happened, i didn’t see it but all my friends were talking about it, put some respect on tmacs name, needs to be top 75

Anytime I am down in 2K by 10 or less I think about this moment

As a Spurs fan I gotta admit this was pretty amazing I've always had love for T-Mac

im so glad this was on TNT and I got to watch it live

lol pop walkin off like "gg" Brown was like "are you shitting me" this was just one of those once in a lifetime moments

Still so humble it’s crazy

Hes a legend

What a time to be alive!

funny this video got recommended to me today. 1 minute to go, Rockets down 10, never gave up, came back to win it. Yesterday, Lakers down 10 with 1 minute to go, but the coach emptied the bench, and Nuggets won. The only thing that remained the same was the fans leaving the court early, giving up on their team.

For the record i´m watching this in march 03-2023 and i stil love the T Mac reactions just priceless

BEST COMBACK OF ALL TIME

2024,, still very legendary, the defense during this era was tough

in basketball years 35 is old. further exacerbating this is the fact that mcgrady's body is older than he is. you see this with almost all of the star players who were drafted out of high school and had to play 35 mpg every night while maintaining star level productivity. everyone's body reacts differently to different things, mcgrady's case has been his knee but mostly his back. i'm not sure if you've never had chronic back injuries, but they are not a joke and the pain can be so crippling as to render a person non-ambulatory. there are many examples of this, some more tragic than others like grant hill, who was by all appearances going to take the torch from jordan, but didn't because the man's ankles are made of porcelain, thus opening the door for kobe to step in and take Hill's spot as top dog, which he did. this is how we got the kobe-shaq lakers dynasty. or more recently brandon roy, who had the game to be a star player but not the body. then you have guys like lebron james who seemingly never get injured, partially because he goes to great lengths to monitor his physical fitness and nutrition, partially because the guy won the genetic lottery. some have bodies that can endure the punishment of an 82 game season (more if they are still playing in march, which mcgrady usually was), and others do not. that's just how it goes.

Best Rockets team to never reached the Final stage and Won the ring and this is one of the best comeback

Its because of this game that teams never stop playing until the buzzer today

Reminds me 2004 Olympics, the first match between the USA and Lithuania, when in the 4th quarter Jasikevičius was able to score 10 in quick succession, leading team to victory. Three-pointer with a foul looked especially similar. This show Tracy put on is also extremely impressive.

When you feel it, you feel it.

im a spurs fan and i remember watching this live on TV, and yes i cheered when T-Mac hit that last shot

San Antonio was a title team THAT season. Just insane Tmac pulled this off.

2023 still watching this many times❤️🔥