After being drafted in 1990 and waiting three years to make his debut, Toni Kukoč wasted no time proving he belonged. On November 10, 1993, in just his fourth NBA game, the Bulls called his number with the game on the line. Kukoč inbounded the ball, then quickly got it back on a return pass and buried a contested three-pointer with 1.9 seconds left to beat the Bucks 91–90. That play call said everything. Phil Jackson trusted the rookie to initiate and finish the final possession and Kukoč delivered. It was the first of many clutch moments in a career that included All-Rookie honors, a Sixth Man of the Year award, and a key role in one of basketball’s greatest dynasties. · Nov 11, 1993