Arguably the greatest defensive NBA game ever: The Pistons (19) and Pacers (7) combine for 26 blocks in Game 2 of the 2004 ECF, capped by Tayshaun Prince's stunning chasedown on Reggie Miller

30th August 2021 1:18pm

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