The crowd rises to their feet. The game is on the line. Everything has led to this... That unforgettable moment in sports when a special athlete does something equally as special.

Buries that amazing shot with the game in the balance...

Sinks the long putt with the tournament up for grabs...

Makes the seemingly unmakable catch with the entire season on the line...

Put simply, that moment when a great athlete is Clutch!

The Clutch Series was developed by Sports Gallery in June of 2008 to commemorate select players in sports that are at their best at the most critical moments. Sports Icons that became icons by simply coming through in the clutch...again and again.

Series I will consist of 10 pieces each lasting one month in duration. The piece below:

Michael Jordan
The Art of The Last Shot
SGA Clutch Series I: 1 of 10

will be available from July 1 to July 31 (EXTENDED THRU AUGUST DUE TO POPULAR DEMAND) before being retired to the Sports Gallery Vault.

Now is your chance to collect them all because once Item 1 is gone, it's gone (for three years). Act now before it's to late.

Michael Jordan
The Art of The Last Shot

SGA Clutch Series I:
1 of 10

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How many athletes can compare Championship "Last Shots?" Michael can. Sports Gallery has selected two that we feel best defines his greatness. And these two Last Shots bookend Michael's championship basketball career beautifully, one capturing an NCAA Championship during his college years and the other his sixth, and final, NBA Championship.

Before his amazing professional career with the Bulls, Michael Jordan played his college ball at the University of North Carolina. And on March 29, 1982 during the NCAA Championship Game vs. Georgetown University, Jordan earned his first real taste of fame by making the winning jump shot with 17 seconds remaining. His clutch shot sealed a 63-62 Tar Heels victory and a national title for Chapel Hill. This is really the "Last Shot" that got it all started for Michael.

And the "Last Shot" that ended it all was his last in a Chicago Bulls' uniform. On June 14, 1998, Michael's jumper from the top of the key defeated the Utah Jazz 87-86, giving the Chicago Bull their sixth NBA Title and 2nd three-peat. And basically made Michael a living legend.

These two classic unsigned 8x10 photographs are Sports Gallery Quality Framed in thick black wood UV-protective glass and classic double matting. Just a timeless piece of Sports Art that celebrates an athlete for the ages by highlighting two of his biggest Clutch moments. Get this SGA collector's item before it goes into the Sports Gallery Vault.

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Tiger Woods
The Art of Sinking the Last Putt

SGA Clutch Series I:
2 of 10

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Nothing commemorates Tiger Woods, his greatness, and his sheer determination to win better than the 2008 United States Open Golf Championship. The 108th U.S. Open, played from June 12 to June 16, 2008 at Torrey Pines in San Diego, California was arguably the best, and most entertaining, Open in history. In the end, Tiger Woods cradled the silver U.S. Open trophy in his right hand and limped toward the edge of the Pacific bluffs, each step as much a burden as the 91 holes he played at Torrey Pines for his 14th, and most memorable, Major Championship. Needing a birdie on the 18th hole to force an 18-hole play-off with Roco Mediate, a visibly-pained Tiger Woods rose to the occasion and sunk a dramatic 12-foot putt. The next day Woods again needed to birdie on 18 to force a sudden death play-off and again delivered leading to his remarkable victory. And two days later Tiger announced that he would be undergoing season-ending arthroscopic knee surgery.

Just an amazing clutch performance ... perhaps his most amazing ... by an amazing clutch athlete. Tiger himself called the victory "probably the best ever."

This beautiful piece of Sports Art not only commemorates this unforgettable athlete and moment but also captures the spirit of determination and winning that Tiger has come to represent. Sports Gallery Quality Framed in thick black wood, black double matting, and UV-protective glass, this SGA Clutch Series Exclusive includes two photographs of Tiger's memorable putt on 18 and a replica ticket from Monday's 18-hole play-off. Available in two sizes (one with 8x10 photos the other with 11x14), get this Sports Gallery Exclusive before it goes into our vault.

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