Every professional season in any sport ushers in the fresh scent optimism that comes with the acquisition of both marquee free agents and role players. For most, the division between perception and reality is as thin as the woven thread on a cheap suit. The remaining teams are forced to reflect on their failed campaign as they are now reduced to bystanders filled with unrelenting criticism of those who made the sacrifices required for the right to play for a championship. At a time when when regular season records and stats are tossed out like yesterday's trash, the only thing that the history books favor are clutch performers and buzzer beaters because no one remembers who came in second. We've reached a pivotal moment in the NBA Finals where the time for second guesting is over and action is just what the doctor ordered. We normally find out what we're made of once adversity strikes, and on today's show we will discuss what NBA teams will escape the jaws of defeat to rise like a phoenix with a dominant performance after having their backs pressed against the wall. We also breakdown our versions of the best NBA starting five ever assembled because fortune favors the bold. This and more on the latest edition of Secondary Perspective.