Remember the celebration that Michael Jordan did after he sunk his now-legendary jump shot to help the Bulls win Game 6 of the 1998 NBA Finals? Probably not, because he didn't really do one. He held his arm up for a couple extra seconds after the shot went in. But there was still time left in the game, so he didn't go all out.
The same cannot be said for the celebration that MJ did last night after Kemba Walker hit a game-winning jumper against the Bucks during the Hornets' first game of the 2014-15 NBA season.
After Walker hit a three-point shot at the end of regulation to help Charlotte complete their biggest comeback in franchise history—they trailed Milwaukee 74-50 at one point during the third quarter—he also hit a jumper at the end of overtime to give Charlotte a W. You can watch the game-winner here:
And then, you can watch MJ's reaction to the second shot in the Instagram video above. He went crazy after the shot went in and provided an MJ fist pump to show just how happy he was to see Walker come up big in the clutch.
If this is any indication of what this season is going to be like for the Hornets, we can't wait to see what happens next.
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