The Bruins were down 4-1 with under 15 minutes to play in Game 7 against the Toronto Maple Leafs and Bruins held a ferocious comeback. They tied the game with 31 seconds left and won it in overtime and went onto the Stanley Cup Finals where they also felt the sting of a comeback.
Not only were the Cards down by 18 points to Syracuse in the Big East Final but they trailed by 12 in the National Championship game too. They fought back in both games and went on epic runs to seize the games and the Big East and NCAA Men’s Basketball Championships.
They were down by one goal with just over a minute to play when they scored to tie the game at 2-2. Just 17 seconds later they were in the lead and the Bruins were left shocked. The Blackhawks didn’t need the comeback to win the Cup because a Game 7 would have been waiting had they lost but it was still one of the most shocking comebacks in Stanley Cup Finals history. And it led to a championship.
The Baltimore Ravens were down by seven with under 40 seconds to play when Joe Flacco hit a streaking Jacoby Jones for a 70-yard touchdown to tie the game with the Denver Broncos at 35-35. The Ravens went on to win the game in overtime and eventually became Super Bowl Champions after staving off a comeback of their own by the San Francisco 49ers in the title game.
The Heat were dead in the waters of South Florida in Game 6 when the San Antonio Spurs misses two of four free throws and failed to rebound two Heat misses in the final seconds. Ray Allen buried a 3-pt shot in the corer to send the game into overtime, where the Heat won. Miami also won Game 7 and were crowned NBA Champs.
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