1998 NBA Finals - Chicago vs Utah - Game 6 Best Plays

[@PerkVFL]

This one game epitomized what Jordan was. His unstoppable offense timely defensive steal and clutch shooting. M.J..will always be the G.O.A.T

[@jakerojas4756]

The greatest Stat line in history 45 1 1 He said " yall can't score like me, so do everything else for me "

[@thereal_notoriousakagdubb3486]

The Chicago Bulls last dance documentary on Netflix?

[@wasalak5744]

@@jakerojas4756 that is the meaning of "know your role" haha

[@amborotski]

These Jordan highlights never gets old. The GOAT

[@apostalote]

Kareem is the goat

[@x2good4ux51]

Luke Desobry Bruh

[@Bolsonaro-wk9xf]

MJ

[@ChromeMan04]

2k God23 actually he’s right it’s Kareem

[@kcire-tv3wy]

@@ChromeMan04 .... Actually no. Jordan is GOAT because he changed the whole paradigm for winning chips. Before Jordan started winning rings, it was almost law that no scoring champion could win a ring. Jordan did that 6 times and from the 2-spot!

[@yurygerasimov5840]

I was an 8th grade middle school back then. MJ was 35 years old and I am now 35 years old and I still watch this final once in a while and when I watch this, I feel like young again.

[@leandrooliveira1593]

Two.

[@robertmoore4050]

When I look at these videos of MJ I think about my dad because he was a big fan of MJ but now my dad die last year so now watching MJ it's like going back in time.😢

[@migueldemolay814]

Good bless your daddy,

[@mikekirkland2487]

I'm sorry to hear about your dad! May God bless him

[@zhangimpossible619]

May God bless your dad.

[@mikekirkland2487]

@@jadenbennettnedia3044 What is so hilarious about this young man having a fond memory of him & his dad watching MJ games together & his dad is not with him anymore?

[@ayrtonrama1191]

GOD BLESS brother!

[@80sNewWaveGeek]

I was watching this game in a crowded bar off Division St in Chicago.......when Jordan stripped Malone and the game clock was ticking down, everyone was on edge anticipating what was going to happen next......when Jordan got open and fired that shot, everyone held their breath......once the shot hit nothing but net, an explosive crowd eruption of excitement and relief.......great times!

[@lanett4677]

I was at the United Center! You'd thought the game was there!! 🔥

[@Grievous_]

I wasn’t even born when this happened but I know how great he is because my dad always talks about how great Michael Jordan was, and he always shows us his highlights and the championship tapes and whenever I watch MJ I get chills and my hair stands up because he’s just so iconic especially this game and the game winning shot, it will forever be the most iconic play in not just basketball history but really sports history as well.

[@remyd8767]

@@lanett4677 I was in my home in southern California. Just me and my bro. We cheered.

[@akattom]

We watched this at home, everyone one was like "It's over" as soon as Mike stole the ball and he was walking down the court. It's as if everyone at home knew the man was definitely gonna make the game winning shot before it even happened because it's Michael fucking Jordan.

[@80sNewWaveGeek]

@akattom everyone was holding their breath as the final seconds ticked down. We all knew MJ would take the last shot, but I (and I suspect many) were scared to death. Remember that MJ choked at the end of games 4 & 6 at the Pacers, and again at the end of game 5 with the Jazz. When that final shot went in though, it was an incredible experience to be a part of. Great times :)

[@williammccormick2802]

Rodman's respect and loyalty to Jordan is so unbelievably underrated. 10:06 - Dude has his back turned to the basket. That's COMPLETE confidence in Michael's abilities and will to win. He KNOWS that he's not going to miss. 11:43 - Just look at Rodman. He's fucking walking back to their side and he actually splits the defense and leaves Jordan one on one with Russell to make history.

[@monzon529]

Still remember like it was yesterday. The man the myth and the legend M muthafreaking Jordan. No questions GOAT.

[@Kim-yw8bn]

never get tired watching this many times Truly thee GOAT

[@c14basketball54]

..2019 still watching.. how i missed this days, the dynasty of Chicago bulls, and the True GOAT, MJ23... its nice to see this once more... 👏👏👏💪💪💪

[@4LawNotes]

I remember this. My final year of high school. Life was great!

[@ChairmanMeow1]

Impossible to describe to people how it felt to be from chicago, live in chicago, and be a part of this as an actual bulls fan. You had to have been there. That feeling that no matter what, you'd knew you win... because you had MJ. Was so incredible.

[@EzMoney95]

Chicago here I remember 91 the city was literally on fire

[@87crimson]

And Stern

[@rossell9681]

@@EzMoney95 ddbdjjdjfjjfjfjfjdjdkd

[@jordanteh2211]

2019..... I'm still watching... unbelievable.. The legend 23

[@MusicLuv80]

Jordan making his own plays to win the game. Incredible.

[@panchum1329]

Yeah! One thing that lebron doesn't have. Jordan is the real 🐐🐐🐐

[@MusicLuv80]

@@panchum1329So true!

[@hihihihihello]

@@panchum1329 you mean the ability to grow to 20 feet tall and completely take over and dominate a basketball game all by himself?

[@josephmartinez8166]

@@panchum1329 I agree Lebron is a legendary player, but I'd take Jordan because Lebron mentality is to nice of a guy or playful. Jordan was all business and was out for blood..

[@angelodejesus1952]

Wow! You can hear Kerr say "Your Fu*#king Unbelievable". You hear Phil say "I Love You, that was beautiful; what a finish, I Love You". Then you hear Brown say "Thank you bro, Thank you". The respect for Michael Jordan is real... The G.O.A.T. 🐐

[@Stevesautopartsify]

Hasn't been a Finals anywhere near this awesome since this one!

[@blong2eb]

2016

[@mistameff3528]

@@blong2eb Tension, clutch etc? In no way these games are comparable.

[@beastoic8059]

i never get tired watching these clips over and over and over... 🙂

[@johnlemuelmamentas3937]

still watching 2019

[@atongdiray189]

John Lemuel Mamentas

[@ruthsamar1579]

Yup I'm still watching this game i remember during this game I scape from my class just to watch this Jordan since till now and forever for me👍👍👍👍

[@mackadeleon401]

Michael Jordan The Master 👍😎🇲🇽☘️ of NBA history

[@superbisag]

been watching recorded on VHS.. been 12 yo and in Europe/Poland i had to sleep an go to school xd

[@bidyutbiswas4588]

2020 ..... may 15

[@kuriaki71]

What's amazing to me is MJ is 35 here. Truly thee GOAT

[@turdsanwich123]

retiring at 35 is so young nowadays, especially for the second time. Only people like Shane Battier do that now

[@saine414]

You make it sound like he was 65 haha. You are still young at 35.

[@brendagray9296]

saine414 not for basketball nor football or any sports when you're constantly running. Yeah 35 is still kinda young but not for that these types of sports. Yeah some athletes play pass that age but I've heard some say it's hell on the body and especially the legs.

[@TK0S3]

@@saine414 35 for sports is the same as 65 in life. You clearly never played sports longterm.

[@tapitannorilynganda9230]

mark lee u

[@zenonpyro2071]

Sequence after Stockton's 3-point dagger: - The Lay-up - The Steal - The Crossover - The Last Shot

[@韓粉出征寸草不生英粉]

I can't believe Russell gave him a clear-cut to the basket after the 3

[@vachalex]

Forgot to say the PUSH tho lol..

[@ammarnapata2193]

@@vachalex not a push, Russell was already moving in that direction and slipped

[@jaycee9153]

The push

[@louiedajet]

Anyone who calls that a push or shove needs to watch that year's ECF's when Reggie Miller hit a game winner over Jordan after he actually shoved/pushed him

[@jackheng1148]

Still watching 2020

[@jeromegreen953]

the greatest game of all time!!!!

[@Cmcoluch]

The most watched nba game of all time

[@Paka1983]

Yes.

[@jaycamarinas4350]

The Goat mj23

[@pabloescobar-gf6hs]

So? Fuckyou

[@bertingrosario3788]

@@Paka1983 or

[@sealoftheliving4998]

What a Memorable NBA Finals. I am watching Feb 27, 2019 makes me tears of Joy to watch the last shot of MJ to make them Champion

[@EAchamp]

Eisley made that 3pt shot clearly before buzzer, ref said it was after. MJ was great whole PO, but he made foul when Malone was with the ball at 25 sec left. First time MJ took a ball, and after that he took Malones shorts, clearly foul. One more to discuss is also when he pushed off Russell in last possesion, but first two things are clearly stolen. MJ was GOAT, Bulls were too strong, but Utah deserved game 7, but refs took away that

[@MorphDX]

Back when nba finals are so exciting..

[@solcreate490]

And fixed. So exciting.

[@hachsstuff]

@@solcreate490 only problem they didn't count eisley's 3

[@solcreate490]

@@hachsstuff Another problem: they counted Harper's 2 (even though it was after the buzzer). That shaved 5 points off of Utah's total, in a game they "lost" by 1. The Bulls also received 24 FTs in the fourth quarter of Game 4. More than Utah received for the game, total; essentially the same type of rigging as Lakers/Kings Game 6, 2002. Chicago "won" Game 4 by four points. In the last minute, Malone became tangled with Rodman on the key rebound, but Malone managed to secure it and Utah was on the break. The officials called it back, and gave Chicago/Rodman 2 very suspicious FTs in the sequence, essentially icing the game as Chi went up 4 with less than a minute left. Also, Chicago played Zone Defense throughout the series. Which was totally illegal in the 90s NBA.

[@harrywilliams5523]

2016 was also exciting

[@12678marvin]

The time when there were no actors in the NBA.. This is the real NBA..

[@ItsAllAboutGuitar]

Well, that Eisley three being waived off was bullshit. Definitely not as clearly fixed as it is now.

[@habohuang2131]

对比起来，现在的NBA就是一坨屎

[@TheMrKobeBryant2012]

That was just a missed call. 2002 WCF, Game 6 had those on every Sacramento possession in the fourth.

[@TheMrKobeBryant2012]

It's a lot easier to miss Eisley's shot, so I doubt that was deliberate. Kobe's shove against Bibby I don't know how anyone could miss.

[@Jay2K_SZN]

ItsAllAboutGuitar you acting like that 3-1 comeback the cavs pulled off wasn’t rigged now that was bullshit.

[@runkendirun]

There will never be another Michael Jordan. Michael Jordan is simply THE BEST NBA player ever

[@fjccommish]

LeBron isn't even half the player MJ was. Ledummy is not quite as good offensively, and he's miles behind defensively.

[@fjccommish]

@Greg Hubbard I agree.

[@coachobispersonalworkoutti2223]

There will never be a Bill Russell

[@jamestitusmitchell1546]

yh so true

[@rodolfogonzalez8004]

There Will never be another allen iverson

[@alexrojas304]

Still gives me chills n goosebumps. Wow the g.o.a.t played for Chicago

[@jarenmontaos5195]

The last shot, truly amazing

[@MIGUELFLORES-qi4wb]

Don't know about that... A little push..⛹️🤼

[@WuTangFan1000]

"if thats the last image, of michael jordan, how magnificent is it" - really magnificent

[@betterblues5892]

WuTangFan1000 yeah absolutely bro... really it was......

[@supervegito8513]

And he came back as a Wizard to ruin that image

[@johnjammer3912]

He should of been called for offensive foul pushing the poor guy down and ruining his career

[@rayejohn79rj11]

It should have been my friend.... buttttt Jordan came back again nearly tarnished his own legacy to play for the Wizards..

[@belfastbelchan4039]

@@johnjammer3912 its slight tap, russell fell down because he respected MJ's ability to slash and finish through the rim. Simple logic mate, simple logic

[@Pepsolman]

The NBA Finals were always the MJ Show. 6-0 6 MVPs GOAT

[@jch1230]

Pepsolman and never allowed a game 7 in the finals

[@billytarvina2401]

yeah its still the great jordan...

[@realisreal7736]

A pair of 3-peats

[@ge0rgefloyd186]

Pepsolman .... that other guy who is 3-6 in finals.... What a record !!!

[@realisreal7736]

@@ge0rgefloyd186 L B J👑 is still ballin

[@Faust_YT]

At the end of the season, everything boils down to that one final shot and who's brave enough to take it. And every single time, MJ is always ready to take it. Man, the intensity and pressure of the 90s basketball is insane.

[@david3188col]

Whenever I pass by the apartment i was at in Mt Prospect, I always point and say thats where I saw game 7 of the ECF against the pacers this year and this game. Unforgettable childhood memories. To think it was over 20 years ago.... fuck.

[@ngkh1684]

2019 and still watching this...there are no one like them now

[@gilbertmagtuba1425]

The greatest player of all time..my only one idol..

[@agrigento5866]

Jika viii

[@sealoftheliving4998]

What a Memorable Winning Moments. Makes me cry to watch until today. Tears of Joy. Awesome MJ and the team bulls

[@joshuarosal2725]

Actually a lot people compare MJ with LJ. I think they should watch KZbin more. Milenials don't know how Michael Jordan played. G. O. A. T.

[@sealoftheliving4998]

LBJ is a GOAT - Going On Another Team (Lakers) searching for a ring

[@monzon529]

Sealof TheLiving hahahah nice one hahahaz

[@silentactor558]

LJ and Late Kobe they have both has Small Hands unlike MJ hE has Hands like a 7 footer hands He can Grip the ball with 1 hand and Twist, Spin in the Middle 0f Air... ( I am Sorry for My English is Terrible, beacuse i Am not English Man)

[@jaybrick8973]

@@sealoftheliving4998 you dont think lbj is good or deserves to be in the conversation ?

[@jaybrick8973]

@@albuquerquehotspot7835 LeBron did not come in the nba floppin but ok

[@derrickbailey4125]

I remember this game scottie had a bad back and still gave it his all

[@EdmondLau2007]

Steve Kerr at the end to Jordan: you were fuckin' unbelievable! LOL. What Jordan did in the last minute of this game pretty much shuts up any argument of who is the GOAT.

[@parkerxjr]

RAW EMOTION LOVE IT

[@acewilliams7917]

Kareem?

[@omnivorous65]

@@acewilliams7917 Did he really carry a team like Jordan did? The only one who really enters into that conversation is Lebron. If he manages to win 1 or 2 titles more he is there. And I am a Jordan fanboy and do not enjoy watching Lebron the way I enjoyed watching MJ. The way Lebron bends the game to his will through surgical passing is awesome.

[@johnnyhoang7388]

What i dont like about lebrons game is he always pushes off and run through defenders not smooth at all. I hardly saw jordan pushed to create space for easy lay up

[@realisreal7736]

Yep its Le...

[@faronanderson2536]

No one plays the game like this man does.His focus and will to win is beyond belief.He will find a way no matter the circumstances making him the greatest player to ever play the game.He just refuses to concede defeat when it matters the most.Basically this is what drives him.He lives for these situations.It's the only thing that can fill his competitive heart which he was probably born with!

[@bethoena9770]

This is a real basketball

[@jakerojas4942]

Now it's make sure you're winning , then show off your talents , and become as big an icon and money maker as you can. There are demons using the nba to accumulate more power, exposure , relavency via empowering vessels wi th men who most think like them. Weird

[@Iamsocharleston]

Jordan made it look so effortless

[@ranegulay3854]

Incomparable performance,the greatest of all time

[@TigredelMar77]

I wish we would have the high definition technology back then as we have it now days, imagine whatching Jordan in High def, man oh man!!

[@duckcox]

I quit watching when MJ retired. BBall was never the same again. Scottie took the Bulls pretty damn far that following year and I had hoped he could clutch a ring alone, alas but it was not to be.....still much love for DA Bulls!!!! All of Them!

[@coreykleinman7902]

Douglas Cox Scottie player on the rockets the following year. You are thinking of 94 when Scottie took the bulls to game 7 of the semifinals against the Knick’s while Jordan played baseball

[@matthewshepherd2280]

Dame here....

[@aceximix9683]

still watching 2020 the GOAT

[@fernndobo7445]

Still watching 10/02/19

[@Buisness1]

Thanks to KZbin and it's fine class of uploaders, we can go back in time to see what real men in basketball were.

[@nelsiegeografo9185]

Oh I remember this 😍 Love the Trinity -Jordan, Pippen, & Rodman. MJ will always be the G.O.A.T.

[@samtaylordelaney7170]

You know growing up Michael Jordan was and still is my everything. He was why I ever loved the game of basketball as a little little kid. He had an ability to play the game in a way that I have never seen replicated. Even today when I play basketball I wonder what went through his mind before he made some of the incredible plays he did. The thing I remember most about this night was thinking and just praying please MJ. Do not go away. Please do not retire. I just knew that if he and the bulls stayed together the winning would have continued. My biggest regret I will ever have is that I was never able to watch my hero in person. But 27 years old and Michael Jordan is still the biggest inspiration in my life. Hopefully one day I get the chance to shake his hand and thank him for the impact he had on my life.

[@jamienelson5820]

People don't realize the load the 35yr old Jordan had to carry this game with Pippens bad back

[@peterstark4562]

Yeah and some idiots say pippen carried MJ in the finals.

[@ncabcabin]

Lebron can do that in his sleep. Lebrum i's the goat

[@elfullin]

nickolaus cabcabin LeBron at 34 didn’t make the playoffs.

[@me6017]

nickolaus cabcabin What?

[@ITISKONY]

@@ncabcabin You are definitely out of your mind. Lebron couldn't do it in the last 5 years. Lebron 9 finals, 3 chip. Jordan 6 finals, 6 chip.

[@chaunseybillings5381]

I remember this game like it was yesterday the whole block had this on I miss the 90s

[@Chaparoty]

Como extraño ver jugar a Chicago con Jordan en vivo, que tiempos¡

[@francisneroza5530]

Solid game for Michael Jordan he's my idol period. Still watching 2019

[@corkystorky]

Jordan returned with jersey #45, left the Bulls with 45 points. Thank you Jordan, the GOAT, as usual

[@javalemcgee4181]

And they say lebron is being compared with this guy? 2 three peats! 6-0 in the finals. Period!

[@slayawde2]

All while staying with one team!

[@brendagray9296]

slayawde2 i agree with you

[@cheezlayer]

Lbj's rings came from superteams he never worked hard to made his team better instead he just ride on or jumps wagon to play with a superteam/talented players and get those chips.. For me this is a true game real teamwork and individuals who strived to play hard and better every year! To the point where they're right now! And Jordan is the real Goat! 👍👍👍

[@shannonwoods5425]

All of Jordan's finals opponents are literally less skilled than Kobe and LeBron's, it's just facts. Please respect the evolution of the game that these men created though, especially 23!!

[@dannyshibleyjr145]

Javale Mcgee Robbert Horry 7-1

[@kennythai78]

MJ 6-0 Finals #GOAT, when I was 20 I remembered this game lol

[@imyourgodmachine]

Both finals versus the Jazz were incredible! They were much closer than six games though in my opinion. I watched both of them, and Utah was an amazing team! The coaching was phenomenal! Most any other team besides the bulls they would have won the finals both years. What a great time in basketball history!

[@edmondlau511]

I can't imagine how much tension there must have been on the court during this game. The last 2 minutes for Utah must have been an incredible high followed by what probably felt like getting blindsided by a Mac truck... The crowd was just shocked. I wish they showed the Utah fan with the face paint on crying after Jordan hit the shot. Kerr yelled at the end: you were fuckin' unbelievable!

[@johnames6430]

Not really, all the fans knew that MJ was a clutch player. At the Utah stadium there were people cheering for the Bulls too.

[@solcreate490]

Jordan 45 points. 1 rebound. 1 assist. Well-rounded. *Waits for epic shilling

[@solcreate490]

The NBA is essentially scripted entertainment, as this comments section shows. Supposedly high drama when, in the same paragraph, the Jordan fans -- not NBA fans -- will gloat that Jordan was so much better than his competition, and they they were simply pathetic next to him. If Jordan was so much better than everyone else, it is also hard to see where the drama was at. After all, that would make the result a foregone conclusion. And if he wasn't so much better than his competition, maybe the fanboys should show some actual respect for those other players.

[@mikebeesley3150]

Mj got away with a fucking push off at the end, they cheated ,FUCK MJ,FUCK CHICAGO AND DA FUCKING BULLS.

[@EAchamp]

@@mikebeesley3150 Maybe he was pushing Russell, hard to say, but it was 100% foul when he was pulling Malones shorts 25 seconds left. First time he was hitting the ball corectlly, but after that clearly foul for Jordan, with left hand he was taking Malones shorts and stopped him to take the ball. Eisley also made that 3pt shot and refs said it was after buzzer, but clearly we can see that it was BEFORE buzzer. Obviously, Utah deserved game 7, this was steal at the end.

[@jacobsegurola7429]

MJ...the GOAT..my idol since time then until now...🙂

[@rattlehead54321]

BEST NBA FINALS GAME EVER

[@АлександрА-ы8е]

Спасибо!!!! Посмотрел и как вчера играли! Старый добрый баскетбол!!Стоктон, Хорначек, Кукоч, Харпер, Родман, Мелоун, Пиппен, Майкл!!! Я вырос на их играх. Это было очень круто!!!

[@jdmikeg4]

“Thanks Mike! Thanks for the ring!” -Everyone on the Bulls

[@DPMusicStudio]

After the game - while in the locker room celebrating - Michael said: "They can't win 'til we quit!" So much truth to that.

[@jeanpierredesir7821]

Still Watching It In July 2019

[@obcalzada]

Su majestad se inmortalizo jugando muy por encima de los mejores de su época!

[@ranegulay3854]

MJ IS THE GOAT,THE GREATEST OF ALL TIME!!!

[@MarkEnriquez1971]

Curry is considered the best 3 point shooter of all time which is correct. MJ has to be the best short range(that tough finesse 10-12 footer and baseline jumper), best mid range, best long 2 point range, and best post up to turn around fade away shooter of all time. Not to confuse that with the fact he is the best attacker and finisher at and around the rim. Jordan’s ppg career average with the Bulls for the regular season is 31.5ppg which is #1 all time. Playing for the Wizards brought his average down to 30.1ppg which is still #1 all time. James Harden’s avg is 24.9ppg for his career. His highest average for one season was 36.1ppg which is incredible, Jordan’s was 37.1ppg. Jordan had 8 seasons where he averaged 30 or more per game for the whole season. Harden has done that 3 seasons. Jordan’s career for the playoffs is 33.4ppg which is of course #1 all time. I think people forget that total points that Kareem owns, and LeBronda will soon own, confuse that with being the “scoring leader” yes they lead in total points which is in line with longevity. But the true leader all time is MJ. Think about it MJ and Chamberlain are the only two players in NBA history to literally average 30ppg for their entire career. And think about this MJ is the only player in NBA history to average 30 ppg for his entire playoff career at 33.4ppg. He raised his level when the level of play from the competition was at its toughest in the playoffs. #2 all time playoffs, Iverson 29.7ppg, #3 Durant 29.4ppg, think about that 5 ppg more than the next guy is a lot. Doncic has not played enough playoff games to be in this ppg comparison. MJ is the GOAT.

[@MrRene1996]

Michael Jordan is the best NBA player...From Filipino people fans.

[@reynaldoulanday6577]

The greatest among the greatest

[@paulinahernandes5887]

Busco el grupo cojollites

[@belfastbelchan4039]

Across the world, not only them Filipeenoise

[@japzbenitez7116]

@@belfastbelchan4039 are you gay?

[@einsfia]

I think so. From japan

[@leoascendantscompassion3083]

Lucky enough to see this live on TV

[@gabyera80]

I remember this game, good NBA times.

[@paulmkz]

Great game with iconic all-time greats on each side. Players and coaches

[@unokram4867]

The God of basketball.. Flight... Air Jordan.. With his signature sticker jumpman. What an iconic man of basketball.. He the God of basketball with all his teammates.

[@samuelcrisostomo1534]

You can say he maybe pushed Russell, but man, this shoot most player choke in pressure, not mj, was clearly very relaxed taken this shoot!! The goat

[@captainjack8831]

Damn good quality for 1998.

[@zikalomofficial8224]

They are more modern than you think they are.

[@enij1657]

I remember watching this when i was in 4th grade. Stayed up late for a lot of the series games.

[@bbjole2821]

Nothing beats that fadeaway# jordan👏🏽✊🏾☝🏽

[@venvi77]

The legend

[@강승호-u4y]

Oh, My God, I watched this game live

[@gaspedalghost2171]

Back when NBA was on Saturdays...Man life was Good

[@marquesconey752]

Me being from the CHICAGO area, it's MIKE all day, i mean this guy changed the game, i was in 3rd grade when he scored 63 on Boston and the point that NOBODY was doing what he was DOING, RIP KOBE but people saying he better than MIKE quit playing and REAL TALK, MIKE gave EVERYBODY THE VISION REAL TALK

[@rayejohn79rj11]

I remember sweating bullets watching this game..my uncle was like we all know the Bulls are going to win..he got up and left..and damn he was right

[@rainrain1540]

i watched this game live 22 years ago and still like fresh and live game! MJ is GOAT!

[@TheSaladil]

Now this was a real basketball! Today is a disgrace

[@yermantovar4191]

I remember that game...ir was great That basketball was greaat, as you said man today is garbage

[@jodycollier8012]

factz, I mean I luv basketball so I'm a fan of what these players today can do, kids of some of the ogs doing they thing, but the way the game is played, the rules, and analytics taking the post up and mid range game out, the money being different, the passion just isn't there as much, it don't feel as real

[@jakerojas4942]

No self respect , college 1 and done, 3 pointers, rules changed , no defense ... Now it's all marketing to little Asian kids. No offense or racism. It's just a more global game now

[@Mj-uz1ng]

Facts

[@familytablet5229]

True

[@馬禮格巴滋男爵]

很開心，我在那年，看過這場直播

[@nashan14lowa11]

7:38 that rodman shot is so epic😃😃😃

[@bryantnonya8704]

He made me a believer, not in luck or fate but in the will to win. You win from within!

[@Branik2009]

epic. Still claping in 2018

[@josuearreola4754]

The good old NBA days

[@BronxGummer]

8:23 - watch Steve Kerr get beat up - he gets forearmed in the head and kneed in the chest dropping him to the floor and then gets trampled over - all by Karl Malone - how the refs didn't see it is unbelievable. You hear Kerr yell when he gets hit in the head.

[@evangelosmalousis6992]

Damn you're right! Watched that Game live back in the day but damn ... never heard anyone speak of this. Instead there will always be "The Push" lol

[@BronxGummer]

@@evangelosmalousis6992 Copy That - LOL

[@louielepana6337]

I got this Tape at home I still remember..that time..Its realy Amazing...Aug02 2019..

[@handisuryanto6513]

This game is full of tension, i watch it live and still remember until now

[@pokemonkidtv9833]

Still watching 2023 ….Chicago bulls with MJ on deck …the GOAT unstoppable!

[@itsnotrhenlopez7626]

mj did this in last minute that was the real Reason why he is the GOAT...Unlike lbj needs wade or kyrie to win LOL

[@theloverswineverytime1625]

Jhen Dela Rosa ....you gotta be kidding. John Pax in 91& 93, Kerr in 97. Its not like LeBron was choking and them guys bailed him out he was ballin in those moments & also has other guys come through in the clutch. When LeBron has played shitty his teams would lose and there'd be no question as to what happened.

[@alicea619]

Haitian music

[@alicea619]

Haitian musique

[@alicea619]

Haitian mouvi

[@alicea619]

Haitian muvie

[@bscoeryan]

Super talented team ...with hand check era.

[@AJ_savage16]

When the NBA was real and competitive

[@tylerkeller8869]

Truth. This is and always will be my answer for all those people who question Jordan as being the best of all time. He played during a period when attempting to drive the lane for an easy 2 lay-up, they were gonna make you pay for it in bruises and blood. Jordan is considerably smaller than James yet still he always found a way to get to the rim and make it count. The NBA today calls a foul for even dripping a bead of sweat on your opponent. Oh, and let's not forget that Jordan STAYED WITH THE BULLS HIS ENTIRE CAREER. James bounced around and went to the teams that could get him a ring.

[@Terror832]

That is such BS. The 1990s was a watered down league filled with expansion teams and mediocre finals opponents. The Bulls were the only truly good team that was stacked and it’s no surprise they won 6 titles in that decade. The 2010s decade alone produced at least 10 teams that could give the Bulls a run for their money. And miss me with that “PhYsIcAl” defense. The defenders back then were slow as molasses and most of them look disorganized. Plus there were *more* fouls called per game in the 90s then today.

[@reynaldoulanday6577]

Until at my age 60 I'll never tired watching my one & only mvp

[@imeldajorge4858]

Hurtszones

[@vincerusia1024]

1.6 scandal

[@TheSamir1977]

The best player for the whole time...great respect!!!!

[@goodbadbill]

@11:33 this play is highly underrated as it again put pressure on the Jazz to score. MJ was slick to pull this off in 4 seconds.

[@aaronharris5069]

The amazing thing was they allowed MJ, not to only score quickly, but so easily.

[@virgilio855]

The best ever. From Mozambique with mucha love

[@johnames6430]

11:32 this is such a key play, good job from Phil Jackson and the coaching staff. They don't expect a 2 for 1 and think maybe the bulls will try to tie with a 3 pointer (today that's what would happen because everyone tries to shoot 3's).

[@domingeitor]

Me encanta . Lo he visto 1000 veces y me quedan otras 1000 por ver

[@yuriabcdms]

Only the last 40 seconds of this game is greater than Lebron's entire career.

[@jurassicparkboom2426]

🤣😎👍

[@nikoskarkavelias1612]

This is the definite statement, there won't be a player to come close to what MJ has been for basketball.

[@Los-pf3bi]

Agree 100%! leflop sucks!

[@jameskuich657]

You typed that knowing that's false, thats sad....

[@nikoskarkavelias1612]

MJ's career end is iconic. It is epic, a sheer demonstration of the power of will. His "last shot" was his signature to an unbelievable string of athletic feats of great magnitude. In all sports. In all time. LeBron's illustrious career was an anti-climax. He tried to build a myth of goat for himself, but in the end he could simply not deliver. No doubt, he deserves our respect for what he had done, but he is not the goat.

[@famFirst88]

You know you worldwide good when the away fans cheer for you all season