Overview: Enjoy these memorable games, presented in their entirety and original broadcast format, in this action-packed 4-disc DVD collector's set. Own a piece of Pacer's history you can experience again and again.

DVD Verdict: As it states on the back of the DVD cover, ... "You asked for it, and you got it!" And, possibly for once in the life of statements made in such a manner, it is 100% true! An online vote among Indiana Pacers fans sought to find the four greatest NBA games the team has ever played. Once voting finished, the four games - three against the Knicks, one against Chicago in '98, and the phenomenal Eastern Conference victory - were compiled for this compilation. Indeed, these four wonderful NBA games in the Indiana Pacers franchise history were not just the only ones heavily vote for so fully expect 'Volume 2' to arrive in the next couple of months or so! Just put these dics into your player, sit back with chips and beer and go lovingly back in time with all your favorite Pacers - from Rik Smits to Reggie Miller to Mark Jackson to Dale Davis. Relive No. 31's phenomenal 25-point fourth quarter against the Knicks in '94, the amazing eight points in 8.9 seconds against the Knicks, the classic 1998 playoff battle with Chicago, and the Pacers' first ever Eastern Conference championship victory. The full game data is: Vs. NEW YORK KNICKS (June 1, 1994); Vs. NEW YORK KNICKS (May 7th, 1995); Vs. CHICAGO BULLS (May 25th, 1998); and Vs. NEW YORK KNICKS (June 2nd, 2000). This is a Standard Presentation enhanced for 16x9 TVs and comes with the Special Features of:
Disc 1:
June 1, 1994: With the Eastern Conference Finals tied at two games apiece, Reggie Miller's 25-point, five three-pointer fourth-quarter performance gives the Pacers a 93-86 win over the New York Knicks

Disc 2:
May 7, 1995: In game 1 of the Eastern Conference Semifinals, the New York Knicks hold a 105-99 lead with 18.7 seconds remaining, before Reggie Miller scores eight points in the final 8.9 seconds

Disc 3:
May 25, 1998: Reggie Miller drains the game-winning jumper with seven-tenths of a second remaining to tie the Eastern Conference Finals against the Chicago Bulls at two games apiece

Disc 4:
June 2, 2000: In game 6 of the Eastern Conference Finals, Indiana closes out the Knicks to advance to the first-ever NBA Finals in franchise history

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