1991-92 Chicago Bulls: Untouchabulls Part 4/4

In 1991-92 the Bulls came roaring back. They dominated throughout the year and threatened the league record for victories in a season before ending up at 67-15, the best mark in franchise history. Chicago was slow out of the gate but then ran off a team-record 14-game winning streak for a 15-2 record by early December. The Bulls put together a 13-game streak in January to sit at 37-5, then coasted in with a 30-10 second half. Chicago equaled its best home record at 36-5 and set a new club mark with 31 road victories.
The playoffs, however, were tougher than the previous season's. Chicago had a rugged conference semifinal confrontation with New York, finally subduing the Knicks in seven games. In the Eastern Conference Finals they went to six games against Cleveland before prevailing.
Chicago faced a high-powered Portland team in the 1992 NBA Finals. After the Bulls notched a Game 1 victory at home, the Blazers gave Jordan and company a jolt by stealing Game 2 at Chicago Stadium. But Chicago managed to win two of three contests in Portland, bringing the series back home with a one-game lead after five. When the Blazers took a 15-point fourth-quarter lead in Game 6, a seventh game seemed assured. The Bulls' bench turned the game around, however, igniting a 14-2 run at the start of the final period as Chicago logged the biggest fourth-quarter comeback in Finals history. The Bulls won the game, 97-93, and took home their second consecutive championship, becoming only the fourth NBA franchise to win back-to-back titles.
Jordan eclipsed his regular-season average of 31.2 points per game by averaging 35.8 points per game in the six contests against Portland. He repeated as Most Valuable Player for both the regular season and the Finals, becoming the first player since the Boston Celtics' Larry Bird to take both honors in successive years. He also captured his sixth straight scoring title, was a starter in the All-Star Game, and was named to the All-NBA First Team and to the NBA All-Defensive First Team. Scottie Pippen was an All-Star starter and made the NBA All-Defensive First Team. In the summer of 1992 Jordan and Pippen both played on the United States Dream Team, which won a gold medal at the Summer Olympic Games in Barcelona, Spain.

[@rcpainter3023]

That last quarter with Portland was like something out of a movie.

[@sharmonlindsay2962]

Bulls Dysnasty never forgotten will never forget

[@1986CICERO]

everytime i see these I feel like I won a championship

[@zlovrosr]

that was Pippen 4th qourter comeback with Jordan on bench..thats why they are th best duo ever..you shut one down and the other one is gonna kill you..it is a hell to win against that :) Pippen the king

[@bradleyboyer9979]

Michael Jordan: Air Time is a great watch. It documents this series extensively. Good music and stuff too.

[@londontree1]

I watch this every year and still feel the same thing forever.. The best moment in NBA

[@brandonbean3221]

Jordan's 2nd Title Back To Back

[@DK505x]

Great Upload!! Thanks!!!

[@pitot1988]

The great years!

[@1023JPG]

the music in the video is excellent

[@likesicangco]

3:22 dat steal !!

[@efransophoto]

You're right, what the hell?! It get's cut there and skips the rest of the series coverage up until the last moments of the last game.

[@efransophoto]

It's on the VHS this program came on. I have it, once I figure out how to get that on a computer, I'll try to put it up.

[@karolbatynski469]

What is the name of the song from 1.30 ?

[@Kruegerisgod]

Two words: Michael Jordan

[@unclebob5]

Why was part of the flagrant foul on Stacey King cut?

[@jdog34505]

@jaboo82681 if u mean "Jam" that video is on here

[@LakersDynasty42]

@jaboo82681 No, I don't have the video. Sorry.

[@bradleyboyer9979]

Jordan still shit 13 for 24 that game with 33 points, lol. "Bad night"