There is a class of players that they want fans to remember, not how many points they have scored in their careers, how many rebounds they have grabbed, how many assists they have delivered, but their almost miraculous shots. The big brother of this kind of finals supporting role is robert Horry.
Horry has played the Killer of Chaos Dragon in the Finals very many times, winning the championship of the Lakers and Spurs, and even in the two consecutive championship battles of the Rockets that year, Horry has continuously carried out deadly kills as a supporting role. The most memorable thing is that in the 2005 Finals, Horry made a three-point shot 5.8 seconds before the final game to help the Spurs win the Pistons 96:95. Horry scored 18 points in the fourth quarter and overtime, shooting 5-of-6 from three-point range and having 21 points and seven rebounds.
Horry's three-point shooting in the Finals has gone down in NBA Finals history, ranking 5th in history. Holly has a nickname, "Mr. June", which is to praise his heroic performance in the finals.