Every postseason participant dreams of winning a title, but the four teams still alive in the 2015 NBA Playoffs are now close enough to entertain the notion with a greater degree of seriousness. In a few weeks one of them will see all that hard work and success culminate in official recognition of their status as the best basketball team in the world. The final buzzer of that clinching victory can be a cathartic moment, an instant in which a lifetime of effort all becomes worth it. [ Follow Dunks Don't Lie on Tumblr: The best slams from all of basketball] The following video is a reminder of exactly what that looks like. YouTube user "Rainbow Senpai" has put together a compilation of the final possession of every title-clinching win from the San Antonio Spurs' first title in 1999 through their fifth in 2014, 16 brief plays that usually show up in the box score as one team dribbling the ball out. The reality is usually a little more joyous than that description suggests. Take a look (via Reddit via SLAM ): There's a nice mix of plays here, from defensive stands to garbage time nonsense in which star players appear to have been on the bench for at least five minutes. When the final...