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Reggie Miller best Trash talker Ever!

Pacers Fans, here is a blast from the past, For people that are not familiar with Reggie Miller' NBA background, here are a few things you may must know. Reggie Miller is the best trash talker to ever play in the NBA.  His psychological warfare can’t be touched. Reggie Miller has the capability to make even the best player in the NBA lose his cool.  In 1994 Reggie famously had a verbal feud with director Spike Lee who was sitting court side for the game.  After a heated spat between the two, Miller scored 25 points in the fourth quarter.  Yet, Reggie Miller's most famous performance came against the Knicks in Game 1 of the 1995 Eastern Conference Finals.  Reggie scored 8 points in the final 8.9 seconds of the game to help the Pacers overcome a 105-99 deficit.   For his amazing performance in New York, Miller is forever one of the most hated athletes in the Big Apple.

In case you have not seen any of these famous moments, or if you just want a refresher, we done the heavy lifting for you and have provided them below.  Check them out, and enjoy!

Reggie Miller - 8 points in 8.9 seconds

Reggie Miller and others on his trash talking!

Reggie Miller and Spike Lee going at it

Rasheed Wallace messing with Reggie

Spike Lee talking trash

Reggie Miller and Spike Lee talks about playoff battle!

Reggie Miller Top 10 moments

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