1998 NBA Finals, Game 3, Chicago Bulls vs Utah Jazz

[@scottcarter8864]

Perfect thumbnail for this game.

[@jayt-mac2074]

Man, nothing matched the Bulls pregame introductions. It still give me goosebumps. 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

[@davidpeters3857]

💯

[@DavoBirmingham2]

Remember this one like it was yesterday, watching live as a kid. Crazy to think Malone started 6-for-6 for a 14-9 lead. It felt like he was en route to an all-time great night with the nerves starting to build in the crowd. And that was that.

[@paulie2476]

Thanks that this was not forgotten in time.

[@smoothALOE]

This is one of those games where it was so one-sided, it’s still kind of fun to rewatch.

[@melissarobinson7927]

Kind of

[@smoothALOE]

@ well, unless you’re a Jazz fan.

[@melissarobinson7927]

😂 that’s true!

[@craigugulini3409]

These intros were so good in the 90s Bob costas is the best commentator ever

[@FactsNReason]

Childhood memories - NBA ON NBC. … amazing … MJ, bulls

[@barberworld011]

Man bring back the NBA ON NBC

[@DavoBirmingham2]

11:27 - Bob Costas: “through the first two games, he’d hit three more jumpers than a dead man” 💀💀💀

[@philkrol6707]

Let's go baby!

[@kaksmirknight5318]

96- 54 with mike not playing the 4th. Bill Wennington played as well! Randy Brown, Dinky Simpkins Yeh! This was a massacre.

[@kennybegeske8824]

Upload More And More Chicago Bulls Basketball Games From NBA On NBC

[@biosciencetech]

I can’t get enough of how fast they shut up about how great Malone is

[@chaunseybillings5381]

I miss this the real NBA now the NBA sucks 😞😞

[@tpdircks]

No factor mattered more to the commentators in this finals than the fatigue factor. Wild. Lol

[@akattom]

1:43:37 legendary

[@29mailliw]

Facts I remember recording this live and I kept replaying this moment it was too funny for me 😂😂😂

[@mariobryant8803]

Talk about super defense by Chicago

[@lamontwilliams4172]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@barberworld011]

What Scottie say to Karl walking off the floor

[@NiTeMaRe310]

The nba before it got soft and all the flopping and crying started

[@avidsiman]

Actually, Dennis Rodman spurred the flopping era back in the 1996 Finals. It just took a few years before the rest of the league followed suit.