NFT Name
Michael Finley Rim
Collection
Status
valid
NFT Id
47300739
Edition Name
Edition Number
External Link
Owner
Last Updated
07/01/2025, 02:22
Description
Better days would soon be ahead of the Los Angeles Lakers, with the closely-approaching spring of 2001 presenting the opportunity at an ultimately-convincing defense of their NBA championship. Before that day could arrive, though, those in the purple-and-gold found themselves head-to-head with an All-Star forward who had zero plans of being defended. Strongly encouraged against the idea of driving — by both the ever-versatile Rick Fox and Michael Penberthy’s potential help — Michael Finley studies the scene from the 3-point arc, taking his first attempt at creating separation through a subtle, stepback hesitation step. Discovering just enough of a crevice after Fox bites, the Dallas Mavericks star powers through the lane with a jump-stop that offers a trampoline-like effect before soaring through the air for a powerful tomahawk facial over Mark Madsen’s challenge. Dallas, despite both a feisty effort and three 20-point scorers, ultimately fell short of victory on February 20, 2001. A memorable contributor on the night nonetheless, Finley, helping welcome his head coach back from a lengthy absence, was predictably versatile with 22 points, five rebounds, five assists, and two trifectas.
Token Media
Traits
TotalYearsExperience
5
JerseyNumber
4
AwayTeamName
Los Angeles Lakers
DraftYear
1995
FirstName
Michael
Locked
false
SetName
Run It Back
LastName
Finley
SerialNumber
222
DraftSelection
21
NbaSeason
2000-01
TeamAtMoment
Dallas Mavericks
HomeTeamScore
109
Birthdate
1973-03-06
HomeTeamName
Dallas Mavericks
Height
79
DraftRound
1
DraftTeam
Phoenix Suns
PrimaryPosition
SF
PlayCategory
Dunk
Tagline
Better days would soon be ahead of the Los Angeles Lakers, with the closely-approaching spring of 2001 presenting the opportunity at an ultimately-convincing defense of their NBA championship. Before that day could arrive, though, those in the purple-and-gold found themselves head-to-head with an All-Star forward who had zero plans of being defended. Strongly encouraged against the idea of driving — by both the ever-versatile Rick Fox and Michael Penberthy’s potential help — Michael Finley studies the scene from the 3-point arc, taking his first attempt at creating separation through a subtle, stepback hesitation step. Discovering just enough of a crevice after Fox bites, the Dallas Mavericks star powers through the lane with a jump-stop that offers a trampoline-like effect before soaring through the air for a powerful tomahawk facial over Mark Madsen’s challenge. Dallas, despite both a feisty effort and three 20-point scorers, ultimately fell short of victory on February 20, 2001. A memorable contributor on the night nonetheless, Finley, helping welcome his head coach back from a lengthy absence, was predictably versatile with 22 points, five rebounds, five assists, and two trifectas.
PlayerPosition
SF
PlayType
Rim
DateOfMoment
2001-02-21 00:00:00 +0000 UTC
Weight
215
AwayTeamScore
119
Birthplace
Melrose Park, IL, USA
FullName
Michael Finley
SeriesNumber
6
Collection Information
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