Bulls @ Spurs 3-14-98

[@georgestamatakis697]

The 1999 nba finals match up that never happened

[@sportjames23]

Luckily for the Spurs. MJ and the Bulls would've won their 7th Championship.

[@mikefolknation2851]

Bulls management fucked up. The Strike shortened season would have been easy for the aging Bulls to win #7.

[@DefaultHeroEntertainment]

That shortened season would have been the perfect circumstance for that Veteran Bulls team to win their 7th.

[@augustthirty1786]

Lock out season 1999

[@benito892]

When basketball was fun to watch

[@Paul-폴]

finally late 90s Jordan Bulls vs late 90s Duncan Spurs full game

[@G-TV_TheOneManArmy]

Nah twin tower spurs the admiral is showing here why he was still dig dawg

[@Paul-폴]

@G-TV_TheOneManArmy I get that pt It Robinson w young Duncan Spurs But my pt is 1st time we got the full game upload w Jordan Bulls against young Duncan

[@G-TV_TheOneManArmy]

@@Paul-폴 well yeah if u put it like that ofc then

[@seanmulligan3037]

That back to back Jordan/Duncan block sequence was great!

[@626lifeaa]

Watching the bulls on wgn was life as a teen even though I hated Jordan at the time lol

[@timmorales1569]

Today’s era Giannis and old school era David Robinson. David would eat Giannis

[@randysavage1011]

Here’s why Jordan would average at least 45 today. Like Phil Jackson said, he played within the flow of the offense. He looked to initiate a play and establish the triangle early, then would take over like Kobe if he needed to. Most teams took a good portion of their possession to set up the best shot, which is why the pace was so slow then. But if you had position-less basketball with a green light to shoot whenever, the lanes wide open, no hand-checking, and an empty paint area, Jordan is getting 15-20 in the 1st Quarter alone. Especially if he was encouraged to work on his threes and operate from downtown efficiently like in his 2nd threepeat. His stats are gaudy and beyond compare even in a very slow era for a reason.

[@brandlyscottconner9824]

Can You Upload More 1990-1991 Chicago Bulls Basketball Games Michael Jordan Sportsvision

[@adrianmarchena3699]

A master class of the best coaching by Phil Jackson and company. Everyone understands its role and delivers at their best. Kids: you may learn something watching this type of games. Keep it up. There is more than 3pointers in basketball...

[@mscottlawrence2037]

Thanks so much for these great uploads

[@vernonleewarren280]

You did it again. You are the best!😊

[@jerryigalcioi8935]

too big difference of 3-pt. attempts compared to todays nba..the focus to win the game vs. scoring high..defense played vs pure offense..the old NBA still the best

[@samoso6979]

The variety of shots being taken 👍🏾

[@warreno.bryant4406]

This might have been a series if jerry k r.i.p ego didnt get in the way about phil😊

[@rushrush1209]

More than 37 thousand people attended this game, the largest crowd for a Spurs home game that season. Well duh, the Bulls were the biggest draw of any team in the 90s. Home teams typically said another reason the Bulls were so tough was, because so many of the fans were rooting for the away team Bulls.

[@ThiccBoi23]

Thank you for uploading all these

[@jayrodriguez9211]

The Admiral was always fiery against Jordan’s Bulls he loved beating them whenever he could 🛳️

[@barney.woland]

16:01 - I just love Michael Jordan.

[@HeathOverledger]

Bulls taking care of business on the road as per usual

[@davidsluggysportshayden2401]

Yesssssir!!!!

[@ElondanChannel]

If michael jordan not resign 1991 2000 sure 10 championship😮😂

[@x-wrld2000]

No one talking about how wild TV ads where back then 😅

[@RARENBAGAMES]

Mike was a winner

[@ThaBigHomie52]

FORT WORTH TEXAS CHECCIN IN MUCH LUV KEEP THE VIDEOS COMING!

[@chriswahl4139]

the only year of overlap with tbe Jordan Pippen Bulls and the Duncan Spurs

[@luisenrique.smertin]

Great times 😢, 1998

[@ZdenekZeman433]

How can a 6.7 guy gets 16 rebs against Duncan and Robinson is a mystery

[@ElondanChannel]

100percent chicago bulls magchampion 10bises kong hinde nadresign c jordan

[@pianoman2332]

В концовке без шансов. И в этом Буллз были лучшие

[@MrLittlewasp]

the spurs got so much better when dr retired...prove me wrong

[@michaeljordansportsvision6393]

He was 37 🤷‍♂️ + going back a few years > if David Robinson didn’t break his foot & miss 95% of the ‘96-‘97 season = No Tim Duncan

[@brianacosta4689]

Look at the jump ball Jordan wins at 1:06:08 lol

[@stevep4574]

Idk by 99' the Bulls were really aging, not sure about number 7

[@michaeljordansportsvision6393]

The strike would of helped MJ & the Bulls in a big way. The 50 game ‘98-‘99 season didn’t start until early February (that’s close to 8 months of rest). Minor roster tweaks + all that time off could have made #7 a real possibility in my opinion.

[@alextoronto5840]

@@michaeljordansportsvision6393 I think MJ would be out because of a finger injury .

[@michaeljordansportsvision6393]

@ his finger injury happened shortly after winning the Finals. The Bulls ‘98-‘99 Season didn’t start until February 5th (that gave MJ plenty of time to heal). There’s no way he misses the season or any significant time. This is MJ we’re talking about! Not these lame players of today who sit out months or an entire season with a torn pinky finger nail lol.

[@stevep4574]

@michaeljordansportsvision6393 Agreed, but it wouldn't have happened because of Jerry Krause.

[@michaeljordansportsvision6393]

@ yeah it’s unfortunate

[@Str8Maddeness]

What a beautiful game! This is why I love basketball and hate the current NBA.

[@BretsonKricker-g3p]

Spurs home court before is ugly for having a curtain display

[@michaeljordansportsvision6393]

They played at the Alamodome from 1993-2002 & that’s why they had the curtain.