Brooklyn Nets guard Kyrie Irving hit one of the most famous shots in NBA history with his game-winner in game seven of the 2016 finals.
Hot on the heels of an even more famous LeBron James chasedown block, Irving cooked two-time MVP Stephen Curry and knocked down a three-pointer that delivered the Cleveland Cavaliers their first championship.
Irving played one more season in Cleveland before a high-profile move to Boston, where he spoke early and often about finally realising the difficulties of leading an NBA team.