Warriors dodge the Bullets in 4-0 surprise romp, John Starks posterizes MJ, and Paul Pierce's 4th Q heroics - This DiSH for May 25

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EPISODE SUMMARY

In 1975, the Golden State Warriors upset the Washington Bullets in a four-game sweep.

In 1993, New York Knick John Starks brought the Madison Square Garden crown to its feet in a thunderous roar when he dunked over Horace Grant and Michael Jordan.

In 2002, Paul Pierce led the Boston Celtics to a comeback win. Trailing the Nets by 21 to start the fourth, and by as many as 26 in the game, Pierce scored 19 in the final quarter to steal a win at home.

In 1987, Oklahoma State outfielder Anthony Blackmon responded to racist taunts by dropping his pants and shooting a moon at the fans. He was suspended for two games of the College World Series.

In 1935, Babe Ruth hit his final home runs of his career, including what many believe would have been a 600 foot shot that left Pittsburgh's Forbes Field.

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