Chicago Bulls - Orlando Magic | 1996 Playoffs | ECF Game 3: Pippen on fire, burns Magic

[@CJStew06]

NBA in the 90s just looked so smooth and graceful combined with power and fierce competition. Today's game just doesn't have the same appeal...

[@itb310]

my top two favorite teams of all time.

[@PNL_King]

1:18... End of series.

[@songeet3325]

Watch the play Pippen makes at 2:43. Gets a block, pokes the ball away from Penny and then contests the shot. Amazing defender!

[@meetyuju]

Scottie Pippen. What a player. Please keep up uploading. Thanks

[@Lafut1]

Cant seem to go on a 90's Bulls vid without someone bringing up the Heat and Lebron. What do they have to do with this video?

[@kOrOne79]

It's a myth that Scottie always defended the opponents' superstar. Watch the '91 finals again, Jordan defended Magic at least as often as Scottie did, if not more. When Jordan was in foul trouble, Scottie jumped in because they needed MJ at the end of games. That's pretty much the story.

[@wagutoxD]

Man, how I miss those times... REAL basketball!!!

[@kennybegeske8824]

I'm A Chicago Bulls Fan

[@bullzman23]

I love how Rodman celebrates after everything he does. Wish he was still playing.

[@waterjordan2]

JOrdan's career and life is too story book perfect to be true. Early Failures in life and than ability to overcome those failures to become great.

[@kOrOne79]

By the way, Jordan gave his car to Pippen in 1997 and gracefully said they were both MVP's of that finals series. You know, the series where Jordan hit a game winner in G1, dominated G2 (almost a triple d with 38pts, 13rbs and 9ass), won G5 almost by himself (with the flu) and dished out the game-deciding assist to Kerr in G6. That series. Pip was the front runner for Finals MVP a year later till Game 5 which the Bulls lost. Then came Game 6 and we all know what happened there.

[@ahleebobba]

Every time Dennis Rodman hits an outside shot, I get chills Because I know he’s about to act like he had no idea he could do it Meanwhile I know that he knows, that he’s capable Imagine Rodman being a willing scorer his whole career on top of everything else he did on the court

[@anthonyjohnson-dq8ls]

MJ GREATEST OF ALL TIME 🏀🏀🏀🏀🏀🏀

[@kennybegeske8824]

Upload More And More And Classic Chicago Bulls hoops From 1992 First Round Playoffs

[@kOrOne79]

I love Pippen, but let's not forget his disappearing acts during several playoff series. Pippen was a way more complete player on the second 3-peat team.

[@Frank87]

Best defensive team ever I think.

[@kOrOne79]

They could've given the award to Rodman in 1996, but other than that there was no doubt who should be the Finals MVP for the Bulls.

[@fabiop82]

can someone give me the four game series in dvd? how many dollars?

[@isaiahb2000]

MJ took these type of shooting days personal, by making a statement the very next game (45pts 16/23 fg%)

[@tigerwoods232000]

The 90's Bulls were such a great and disciplined team. They would kill the Lakers of today. Rodman would make Gasol wish he was still in Spain.

[@kOrOne79]

What I meant was that Pippen sometimes lacked the cojones when the opposing team defended him a bit rougher than usual, he was easier to intimidade on the first 3-peat team. The Knicks for example did an impressive job on him in 1992. Also, Pippen was never really clutch when you think about it. At the end of games when it mattered the most, the formula was simply 'get the ball to Michael' and that was it. Jordan was a born leader and non-replaceable, he handled the pressure and delivered.

[@tdvu]

i recall kids my age at the time (12) wearing shaq and penny jerseys. they weren't wearing them because they were winners obviously, getting swept by houston in the 95 finals and then by the bulls in the 96 ECF...

[@Kito343]

No way... I agree 1000% with u eadymike... LeBron aint got no shit on MJ, Im sick of all the media saying how great he is and drawing comparison to all past legends who had a much harder time back then, and the NBA is being played way too sissylike, which benefits crybabies like lebron and kobe.

[@bigben1986]

it's unreal how back then they were saying how old jordan is. meanwhile they took the world by storm and jordan was at his strongest. ever!!!!!!!!!

[@bigmrbrew]

This is awesome....even though im a magic fan, still really cool to see the real nba.

[@blessing67]

man the arena's were loud back then....... sometimes i be thinking the arena's are dead even when they are loud

[@kOrOne79]

Jordan guarded Isiah, Joe D, Reggie, Starks, Drexler, Richmond, Penny, Hill, Harper, Ehlo, etc. All great offensive players on their own. Jordan wanted those matchups so he could shut them down, he took pride in his defense.

[@tambol1978]

WHAT A GAME !!!

[@KQH8]

This was real NBA basketball, todays league falls way short. Desperate Houswives has higher ratings than todays league, now thats pitiful.

[@TheKingOfRuckus]

"Severe Weather Update" for both Pippen and Jordan.

[@alaskanmarine1]

Thanks for the post, always apprecitate them. Will you put up game 4, I know hoops has it, but maybe there's more stuff that could be shown, that's not in his.

[@Paragon231]

8:57 Orlando Magic: Have not scored in last 5:00 OUCH!!!!!

[@uberathlete]

Best offensive player in the league is teammates with the best defensive player of the league. But best offensive player in the league is also arguably the best defensive player in the league. Not fair lol.

[@TheRatedIX7]

The Pacer team who pushed to Bulls to 7 games in the 98 ECF were better than the 2000 squad who faced the Lakers in the 2000 Finals.

[@kennybegeske8824]

Penny

[@shiziest]

rodman with the mid range shot

[@kOrOne79]

Yes, I'm working on it. And it certainly will differ from Hoops edit, around eleven minutes I guess.

[@jayskeeos]

severe weather update.. pippen brings the rain!!

[@TheChannelThatTimeForgot]

They're not Space Jam XI's - they're the XI playoff Breds.

[@kohan34]

Nick looked like he went to sleep after the foul lol 9:03

[@TheRatedIX7]

That was a good squad too. But they were facing the G.O.A.T.

[@KingLeonLionheart]

Even worse at 8:59, Nick Anderson suffered an injury that put him out for the rest of the season.

[@TwoThreeForever]

venitian23: yeah, that's why he's argueably the most dominant center ever in the NBA =]

[@theloniouskey]

2:43 Sit back down, Darrell Armstrong. lol

[@jimmy3610]

AMEN!!!!

[@tdvu]

I guess those kids/posers were thinking a new dynasty was coming in the form of the magic...that was until jordan came back!

[@GoldfishCrackers]

is that matty goukas I hear??

[@kOrOne79]

I can't believe I'm doing this, oh well. Pippen is easily on of my favourite players ever and I more than willing to give credit where credit is due. But Pippen was and will never be near Jordan's status. He was probably the best second banana ever, but even that is debatable. In 1999 "Ultimate Sports" ranked the Top 50 players of all time and Pippen was placed at #29. Here is what they wrote at that time:

[@fedefertil777]

the only "dificult to watch" in this video is the first player at 0:00, please welcome Jon Koncak,one of the worst players i ever seen... real nba!,nice video!

[@TheTonytone77]

stifled hardaway ...penny was still getting his points ...shaq on the other hand really got bullied by rodman

[@apimpnamedslickback8519]

Cold Blooded 😂

[@moose030406]

This Orlando team was way better then the 2000 to 02 lakers but James is the next Jordan and Howard is the next Shaq

[@ДенисФедотов-к6г]

It has been 14 years, so where is Howard?)) Taiwan?) Where is LeFlopper?) Sucks at the bottom of league?)

[@VinmanMJ23]

That's when Shaq was the Daddy.

[@mikemcgrath6150]

Shaq talks all that fried chicken nonsense and he got swept the whole 90s. He didn't win till he had a stacked team w Kobe and Phil as coach. And still needed miracle shots by teammates and meltdowns by opponents to win. Lucky to have 4.

[@tkcwu]

@waterjordan2 its his WILL power that separates him.

[@baldheadkid]

First to comment. And first to rate! 5 stars for you bro!!

[@kOrOne79]

"The most versatile forward since John Havlicek --- and of late a consistent whiner --- Scottie Pippen possesses a singular combination of skills at the small forward position. While Havlicek was the better perimeter shooter, Pippen is a great open floor player and probably the greatest defensive forward of all-time, being honored six times with First-Team Defense awards." No one but fanboys view Pippen in the same realm as Jordan.

[@chrismzac]

@jeanrollan huh, well, there's no way the bulls win that series without mj, so hard to say that... without rodman, an above average pf- bulls still had a chance... becuz of MJ...

[@francoisgrenier]

@Kito343 its been 6-7 years now that lebron is playing. no ring and he got traded from a team who beleive in him.

[@wornoutshoes11]

the nba and the players of today are over hyped and speaks a lot for themselves with nothing to show for while the nba of old never had to pretend they were great coz the teams and individual talents spoke for itself. the nba lost its glamour when the last true dynasty broke up and the league as we know it is dead!