After Cleveland called a timeout, Craig Ehlo inbounded the ball to Larry Nance, who gave the ball back to Ehlo, who scored on a driving layup to give Cleveland a 100–99 lead with 3 seconds left. Chicago then called timeout. Jordan was double-teamed by Ehlo and Nance on the inbounds. Jordan first moved to his right, pushing Nance away, then cut left to get open and receive the inbound pass from Brad Sellers. Drifting to his left, Jordan made a jump shot at the foul line hanging in the air over the defending Ehlo who leaped to block the shot as time expired, giving the Bulls a 101–100 victory. Lasting image The lasting image of the moment is Jordan's wild, emphatic celebration: a leap into the air and multiple fist pumps as Ehlo fell to the ground in despair a short distance away. This scene has become part of many fans' recollection of The Shot, but it was not shown to viewers of the televised game (which was broadcast on CBS with Dick Stockton and Hubie Brown as well as sideline reporter James Brown calling the action). CBS never aired this replay during the game telecast, nor was Jordan's celebration caught by the sideline pressbox camera used for most game action. Instead, fans saw the celebration of Bulls head coach Doug Collins, who ran around Bulls assistant coach Phil Jackson and into the arms of his team. Jordan's leap was recreated for the 2006 television commercial "Second Generation". Jim Durham's call of "The Shot" was used on the opening billboard of the NBA on NBC throughout the 1990–91 NBA season. This was the first buzzer beater to occur in a winner-take-all playoff game. A game-winning shot like this would not happen again until 2019, when the Toronto Raptors' Kawhi Leonard scored a Game 7 shot which bounced off the rim four times before falling. Commentary Bulls' Radio Network CBS Cavaliers Radio Network See also Cleveland sports curse References External links The Shot at nba.com/history Shot 1989 in sports in Ohio Chicago Bulls games Cleveland Cavaliers games Michael Jordan National Basketball Association playoff games Basketball in Cleveland May 1989 sports events in the United States