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Bottom like the Ref's should have gone back thru the tapes and ejected Jorden for the elbow to Reggie's neck/face. Then Jordan would have been ejected first Reggie would have still been playing. But the lame ref's missed it Reggie countered down the floor and Jordan who always got special treatment didn't get ejected. Michael thru his entire career got special treatment period end of story. The players were sock of it Reggie should have gone after the NBA for the elbow the punch to his face and the ejection. Jordan was good but no one shoots like Steph Curry best shooter all time. One thing about the NBA like all sports the Ref's control all games follow the money.

Still really old school. Theses were glory days but the Bill Russell Celtics were the greatest.

manu european player....... ahahahaahhahah. Love it

Hell yes...this is basketball!! Not the pussified shit they play today....i dont care what anyone thinks, there isn't one player in the NBA today that could play back in the 80's and 90's.

Best PG ever without any doubt.

What happened in Game 7???

Maybe the greatest play was him busting the pick and the awareness to do it. Wide open shot , created by hustle and court awareness

That ain't AI kids! That's the way it was done!!!😂😂😂

From the era of The BEST of The BEST 😊

If you watch this and don’t think the nba is rigged you are not very intelligent

Even though I was a huge Sonics fan, I absolutely loved Jordan. GP and Jordan were my all time favorite players. I wish to God that basketball today, was like the 90's

At the end, Kemp was walking like an old a## man.

the only final Jordan scored under 30p

How do you spell scripted and bullshit

Zeke & iverson are the best little guards....will never be others with their talent

Iverson was a beast

A.I. was a problem for the whole league. His football antics,, let him go off & was a problem from anybody...he never backed down

A.i. was special because he played football first,, he could take a hit...his mentality wirh sports was,,, BRING IT

An excellent player, at least at the offensive end of the floor and especially in the half-court game. He was fun to watch.

DS was a r****t prick,, who tarnished iverson...& ppl still Lovved(iverson) & still do know

Those were such great battles. Gives me goosebumps just watching replay.

0:54 Here.

And that’s why you don’t mess with Michael Jordan at 1:02

16/6/14 with a back injury that made it impossible for him to sit on the bench.

Liveing in Mass. My whole life how lucky to have been a Celts fan im 66 i rember all of it lyeing in bed listening to Johnny Most mid sixty's Russell all those great teams AWSOME!!!!!

That time when it *actually* was personal

Wow, just the greatest clutch player in NBA history. The King of the 40/50/90 club. The only one to win MVP, Coach of the Year & Executive of the Year. He played in the era of the Superstars and he's the ONLY one who beat em' all, including Michael. I have MJ #1 G.O.A.T. Larry 1A. LEGEND!!!!🏀

The NBA was like a magnet for me back then. I'm from Germany. I was always so tired at school because I had to watch the Bulls late at night until early in the morning. I took my Sega GameGear with TV part and connected it to a TV receiver. I watched the games with headphones and under the blanket so as not to be caught by my parents. Sometimes things went wrong. 😂

VC15 Star of stars!

He's not the greatest of all time he don't have 11 rings he only has six. If you got a 11 rings 💍 then you're phenomenal 👑.

I ❤ Reggie Miller...

Boston won this game, and the Cavs would win in a blowout at home in game 7. Then we would go on to lose the Bulls in 6 games in the Eastern Conference Finals.

Bird was that dam good

Hakeem!

Rodman and Jordan got to shoot so many free throws in this series due to the mental games they played

Shaq himself admitted that he struggled to score on duncan. You can go watch the 2002 post season. Duncan was locking shaq da duq up and was forcing him to shooting mid range shots 😂

“He” was John Williams who was a terrific NBA player. And he completely respected Bird the entire game. There was one minor incident and there was no disrespect. An unfortunate and unnecessary choice of a title. Otherwise, terrific clip.

When even his fiercest competitors, (MJ, Rodman, Thomas, Chamberlin, Magic, Jabbar, etc) call him the "goat", all kidding aside, he's the goat, regardless of what fans and learned so-called experts say. Pat Riley said it best. "If you need a basket to win a game? pick Michael Jordan. If you need a basket to save your life? pick Larry Bird."

20번 게리 페이턴의 트래쉬 토크와 미친 수비, 그리고 40번 션 캠프의 미친 파워 덩크 퍼포먼스는 그 시절 NBA의 낭만 그 자체였다

Birds awareness on the court was spectacular

Don’t you young folks believe Tracy McGrady, Tim Duncan was the MVP in 2003 and more than earned it. And YES, he absolutely carried a young Parker & Ginobli. I’m so glad Shaq checked that bulls*** McGrady was sayin.

If you ever met Rumbis , he's tall and wide. Kinda a refrigerator.. impressive.😮😮

Larry Bird wasn't going to put up with Abdul-Jabbar's bullshit !!!!!

I never saw a player score 60 in slow motion! It appeared as if he was standing still, but it was like a bad dream where no matter what you did, you could do to stop him! in 1978, he was virtually tied with David Thompson for the scoring title. Thompson scored 73, and Gervin needed 59 points to win the title. He had 59 points at half time. Ended up with 63 points- IN LESS THAN 3 EFFIN QUARTERS!!! He sat out some of the 3rd, and all of the 4th. A lot of kids wanted to be Dr. J, but all of us didn't have the vertical or athleticism that he had. The majority of us wanted to be like Ice because we could do a Finger Roll lol! Wasn't the biggest, strongest, fastest, or had a great vertical, but again, HE WAS IMPOSSIBLE TO STOP!

😂 Regretted? We talking about competition

I've been a Celtics fan since the 50's (late 50s) love seeing Bird still, but seeing Reggie Lewis still makes me sad. I don't even remember Gamble, but from this game I would think he was pretty good.

The way his ears are set on his melon explains a lot....

I never even heard of him until the song the other side of paradise

MJ liked to talk, but got offended any time someone else talked…soft