Top 10 most memorable NBA games of all time: Michael Jordan's flu game, Malice at the Palace, and more

- Arhaan Raje

Some historic moments have played a role in making the NBA one of the most watched leagues globally

Across decades, there have been some memorable games that have contributed in helping the NBA standout 

Tap  to see our Top 10 picks of the most memorable games ever

Wilt Chamberlain's 100-point night 76ers vs. Knicks (1962)

Chamberlain did the unthinkable by setting the NBA record of most points in a game, which still stands strong.

MJ's "last shot "in the Finals Game 6, 1998 

Michael Jordan wins his 6th and final ring after a 50-point performance and a game-winning dagger against the Jazz in 1998 .

"Blocked by James"  2016 Finals, Game 7 

LeBron James powers Cavs comeback from a 3-1 deficit to beat Warriors and win first and only championship with Cleveland.

"Showtime" in Boston Game 6, 1985 Finals

Lakers create history by becoming first team to closeout a Finals series in Boston.

MJ's "Flu Game" Game 5, 1997 NBA Finals

Michael Jordan drops 38 points and leads Bulls to a 90-88 win over Jazz in Game 5 of the 1997 Finals, even with the flu.

Ray Allen stuns the Spurs Game 6, 2013 NBA Finals

Allen made a series saving game-tying 3 in Game 6. The Heat won the tie in OT and the following game to snatch their second consecutive championship. 

"One more than Shaq" Game 7, 2010 Finals

Kobe Bryant won his 5th and final ring with the Lakers after they completed a comeback win over Celtics in Game 7

"Malice at the Palace" Pacers vs. Pistons (2004)

Arguably the biggest controversy erupts in NBA history as Pistons fans and players brawl with Ron Artest and the Pacers

Kobe Bryant drops 81 Lakers vs. Raptors (2006)

Bryant comes closest to breaking Chamberlain's 100-point record in 122-104 comeback win over Toronto

"Big Shot Bob" Game 4, 2002 Conference Finals

Robert Horry saves the Lakers with a dagger from the 3-point line to seal a series-tying win in Game 4 

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