NBA On NBC - Knicks @ Bulls 1993 ECF Game 6 Highlights

[@jamaalsimmons8814]

The intro alone is goated

[@uncletony6210]

80s NBA on CBS intro was much better.

[@jamaalsimmons8814]

@@uncletony6210 your opinion, I respect it

[@uncletony6210]

@@jamaalsimmons8814 Thanks.

[@Cloverhope23]

@@jamaalsimmons8814 @uncletony6210 i respect it too, but still wrong. This intro is GOATED

[@mrmartywaring]

@@jamaalsimmons8814that's a tough one. CBS was special also. One thing for sure: it's better than the crappy ABC/ESPN intro

[@broderickmosley8763]

This was when the NBA was the NBA.

[@djstr8bizwizeguyzent784]

Yup, NBA ...NO BABY'S ALLOWED!

[@mrmartywaring]

Yes!!!

[@thechampion9525]

I start watching the NBA about in 1989 the team that get my attention was the bulls and Jordan obviously what a great times

[@timhoward5]

What is it now?

[@thechampion9525]

@@timhoward5 now it's trash

[@philipnewman8366]

I LOVE those 90’s NBA on NBC intros. Those were the best.

[@uncletony6210]

You missed the NBA on CBS. Better intros.

[@toddsands6000]

@@uncletony6210 I did enjoy the 1980's intros on CBS.

[@stevenrogers8939]

For the younger generation, I was 19 when i watched this game live on tv. People were nicer , products were healthier and affordable, cars were better and we only had 2 genders. Good old days are missed dearly.

[@samuelknight886]

Yes, 100% correct. I saw all of the NBA PLAYOFFS. The Bad Boys of Detroit. Chicago Bulls first NBA CHAMPIONSHIP and beyond. This was Basketball. The younger generation will never fully understand.

[@uncletony6210]

I was 23 and I don't agree with any of that except for the two genders thing.

[@scottb3034]

@@uncletony6210 products were definitely affordable. Gas and rent alone were huge differences.

[@HastyElderHaman]

Funny the people that complain about two genders are primarily at fault for making things unaffordable for just allowing corporations to do what they want while at the same time not supporting wage growth. As far as cars were better, don't make me laugh.

[@WeFreestyleForever]

Dumbest comment I've read all day.

[@NorCal_Renegade]

This gave me chills. I was 8 yrs old. Living on the south side of Stockton. Watching these with my pops while moms was cooking up some food. Man, great times

[@samstoff]

Man oh man!! As a nine year old, this was peak NBA

[@ag49521]

I miss 90s NBA so much, and even more as a lifelong Bulls fan. The NBA on NBC intro is iconic!

[@UltroN02]

Now this is basketball, such a huge difference with todays game. I never watched many games in the 90's but i know it was the best era.

[@ijamorris]

Man I miss these days. The NBA on NBC theme music on the intro and the games were so physical and intense. The crowds were rowdy back then.

[@scottb3034]

NBA is going back to NBC, alas it won't be the same without any of the people that called the games nor the players. Roundball rock is all that remains.

[@uria2001]

i remember playing NBA Showtime as a kid with the NBA on NBC theme. Just like the NFL on Fox theme that was on Madden games for awhile.

[@festusaniemeka3350]

Knicks bricks united

[@AaronT129]

I had the privilege and blessing of watching this live. My two favorite teams! 🙌🏾 Also, my favorite players was Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippen, and Patrick Ewing! 🙌🏾

[@dreamcage1801]

One of the most heated rivalries back in the 90s. I miss rivalries like this because of the animosity and hatred towards each other. We need more rivalries like this again besides Boston-Miami. It’s good to see NY-Indiana rivalry revived again. P.S.: the NBA is returning to NBC after next season and I’ll be watching every single game on NBC/Peacock.

[@nomorepartiezz]

I was getting ready to type out just look at Miami and Boston the past 5 years lol. funny that it’s still Pat Riley again thirty years later

[@MEANDMYDAD2023]

This Knicks team was a championship team. They simply ran into a more battle-tested Chicago Bulls team in this series, and that experience paid off all the way to the Bulls third straight championship.

[@CoreyT127]

First of 3 straight 60 win teams. The bulls played in the ECF. In fact? The last 4 championship teams. 93,96-98. Faced a 60 win team. In every conference/nba finals. Except the 98 pacers. Who were 58-24! Id say every last team including the pacers? Was championship caliber!

[@joeshields2005]

So they weren’t a championship team. I believe the team has to win a championship to be a championship team? We can’t live in pretend land. Let’s be clear the Knick were not a championship team.

[@johndavesco]

did you watch "the Last Dance"? there were several teams the Bulls played, that were mentioned, that could have certainly won a championship if not for running into the 6 time NBA Champ Michael Jordan. the Bulls opponents given the most respect in the classic documentary were this Knicks team, the 1997-98 Pacers, and the 1996-98 Utah Jazz

[@joeshields2005]

@@johndavesco lol@could have. I see we are living in pretend land again 🤣🤣🤣

[@johndavesco]

@@joeshields2005 yea man we all know they didn't win a championship. Incredible ground breaking analysis from you. I believe his point was, that some teams have the ability to have won a title, while most teams never could have. those teams could have, most likely, but they ran up against the best player in basketball history. hope you can wrap your mind around these concepts

[@terrenceharvin635]

1st..... The intro took me back. Lawd have mercy i hope they do that next year. No social media just eyes on the game because they were epic games especially in the playoffs. Every game was physical and they played damn near every game no showboating on every damn shot. Serious basketball was played by serious players.

[@mrmartywaring]

I remember where I was when I watched this live. The NBA will never match this greatness again.

[@kevinsullwold2388]

Look at all that defense being played. Totally different game.

[@alwayssmiling4537]

90s! Great time for basketball 🏀💙

[@coreyrowe4119]

90s era NBA was on another level!

[@TahajjudVance]

It was trash

[@TyTimeIsAwesome]

@@TahajjudVance Then why are you here? Go troll somewhere else.

[@jeanrobert7071]

Yes 💯 Agreed & during the 90's, the top 50 NBA players of all time...25 of those players were still in Uniform🏀👏🏀👏🏀👏🏀

[@nba2kclassicmatchups906]

90's: The time when men played in the NBA, not children.

[@thegamingchef3304]

Yup, that's why I do not watch today's game. Men back then looked like men and acted like men. Now we see a bunch of dudes raised by women who don't know how to carry themselves like men. That's the huge difference.

[@hectorlopez1069]

Now, children shooting three's all game long.

[@llorenstorrespr4409]

Don't say it too loud!

[@Trolldroppin]

Look at how they dribble! Not a “gather” “half step” “eurostep” or the thought of james harden in sight for 20 years😂😂😂

[@132indo]

these sissies now couldnt compete with these men

[@GQguy24]

These years were absolutely MAGICAL TIMES for those of us who were lucky enough to grow up in Chicago during this era.

[@ijamorris]

In my opinion when you allow men to be physical "within the rules" it naturally brings out your competitive nature which in turn gives you a better product on the court. NBA is missing that today and ratings are down...

[@Toez.X.10]

I feel the same way about football . As a kid we love being physical and even more as a man.... Let the boys be boys

[@wulfisthegang]

If I never watched a nba game in my life that intro would definitely do the trick NBA on NBC was legendary r.i.p

[@rogeraraiza9690]

As a life long Knick fan I watched this game as a 12 year old soon to be 13. My Knicks were beast we always had solid squad with Ewing Starks & company. Im 43 in 4 weeks. 👀. The NBA was very different then. Better really. Much better. More physicality / Pride on the defensive end & more parity. Elite guys & complimentary role players on damn near every team. Miss 90s ball. 🏀

[@standup3686]

I'll be 43 this year and I fell in love with the game because of 90s ball. It can't be duplicated and it's sad that the game has become about money and phony legacies. I'm just glad we saw it in a more pure state.

[@Mimmim-p3u]

Man i almost forgot How Pippen Plays like a total package!! He's a Beast!!

[@nbagoats4819]

Anthony Mason's foot work is immensly underrated for his size. Fundamentals was everything in those days. Those players from that era demonstrated some amazing foot work.

[@cfkillers]

they need to bring back hand checking

[@matchbox8135]

You gonna make the King cry every single game 🤣

[@christopherbrock8913]

They need to bring back Grown Men 💪🏾

[@christopherbrock8913]

​@@matchbox8135you mean Queen James??

[@kingshabazz1310]

​@@matchbox8135LeBron played against Shaq, Duncan, KG, Kobe, and Pierce. Just stop it

[@matchbox8135]

@@kingshabazz1310 LeBron NEVER played with Hand Check in place. You stop it.

[@lookinforthe70s]

That whole series was very well played by both teams.

[@abeninan4017]

Game 5.

[@larryconnerjr1835]

Despite how wide open the current NBA is I still enjoyed watching 1990’s and early 2000’s NBA more than the current NBA!!!

[@hectorlopez1069]

I can't stand the current NBA, it is terrible.

[@Mark-xl1ze]

This game was played 31 years ago, today.

[@Doltonboy15500]

Bulls vs. Knicks 92 and 93 was peak NBA

[@hectorlopez1069]

If only the Knicks would of beat the bulls in game 7 at Chicago stadium, they win the championship of 92.

[@kisubags437]

Look at Patrick stroking those 15-20ft jump shots. Young fellas have no clue how good the bigs were back then

[@jayceejackson3584]

Not the beat example considering the bigs today spread the floor shooting 3s. The bigs back then were stronger in the post.

[@kisubags437]

Actually it’s the best example because people today don’t think bigs could shoot at all. If you took those bigs like Ewing or Hakeem and said “hey we need you to be able to hit the 3” they would be able to do it. The only difference is back then coaches did not want that shot

[@BMag4ever]

My parents told me that they watched this game at the hospital the day before I was born. This was my first introduction to the game even though I had no idea.

[@CHEF_CAMARON]

My son's was tony romos last real game on Thanksgiving 2015 when he broke his collarbone.He was born 15hrs later, And now he's a huge Dallas cowboys fan just like his father now.

[@ds82strong]

Cowboys suck... Fly eagles Fly FOH​@@CHEF_CAMARON

[@GtheGreat1]

I missed these days so much. Todays nba is trash

[@hectorlopez1069]

Absolutely, so trash

[@JavierArochoVega]

The best basketball!!! It was ridiculous how many though shots cause great defense and how many blocks in just minutes!!! And the most brutal part is that the entire games were like that!!! It was a war!!!💪🏾

[@averyj8331]

Back when we had the real Madhouse on Madison. Man, I miss those years.

[@whataboutrob442]

I haven't watched any highlights of this game since it happened. The Knicks played their ass off but just couldn't get the stops at the end. Broke my heart.

[@rolancarter7065]

I love going back a d watching these old games

[@MDBBall]

👍

[@jsong21]

damn.. look how loud the crowd is.. its insane... u never see that in the NBA now.

[@Classicbasketballdvds]

classic series. Really wish MJ neva "retired" in fall of 93. 94 with MJ woulda been scary. They were deeper in 94 compared to 93. 93 bench was weak. 94, they added Kukoc, Kerr, Wennington, Longley etc as well as still having most that 1st 3peat core in tact. I rem being PISSED MJ wasn't there

[@mikepetitti]

Always thought that was the team that would have won 70. I was super excited at the retooled bench - Kukoc, Kerr, Wennington, Meyers, Paxson and Williams. Armstrong moved to the starting line-up. That team was ready. So ready that they played well without MJ. But with MJ, they win 70 that year.

[@Classicbasketballdvds]

@@mikepetitti I agree. MJ was still in his athletic prime too. The early 90s version of MJ was better than the late 90s version imo. I think hey woulda 4peated. I think MJ's "retirement" was a secret suspension for the gambling. It made no sense he would "retire" at the peak of his powers

[@jab1289]

@@Classicbasketballdvds Exactly. Brian Tuohy (author of the Fix is In and Larceny Games) worked for the same company as this guy who was the son of Jerry Reinsdorf's secretary (in the 90's). He told Brian that his mom talked about discussions that Reinsdorf and Jordan had around that time (Reinsdorf was telling MJ that he would have to go away for a while). But, yeah, they probably would have won four in a row. However, in 95, it depends on Horace Grant, and if he would have returned (he didn't like Phil Jackson).

[@Classicbasketballdvds]

@@jab1289 woooowww, any documentation on this?

[@jab1289]

@@Classicbasketballdvds Look up Sports Fluent Brian Tuohy. On that video, he explains it (also, the person who runs Sports Fluent talks about another experience he had in relation to the Jordan situation).

[@hectorlopez1069]

Both jordan and ewing were fun to watch in the playoffs of the 90s. Both are hall of famers that did so much for their teams.

[@coreyrowe4119]

It felt like the Knicks never really stood a chance in this one after losing game 5 at MSG in such get wrenching fashion.

[@chrisuncleahmad789]

The thing that fascinates me about this series is that the Knicks were hungry and determined yet the Bulls never fell into complacency (as we saw with prior threepeat attempts where uneasy lay the head that wore the crown).

[@coreyrowe4119]

@@chrisuncleahmad789 MJ had a killer instinct as the leader and refused to let his teammates lose focus, it would've been interesting to see how 94-95 against the Rockets turn out if MJ's beief first retirement in 1993 didn't happen.

[@kik5323]

Yeah it’s like they were demoralized after having that 27 game home winning streak snapped in game 5.

[@pikkagtr1942]

Im just here for the NBA on NBC theme song what a time to be a basketball fan

[@MarkEnriquez1971]

Bulls down 2-0, then win 4 in a row to win the series. These are the things people nowadays don’t realize the Bulls did.

[@JorgeCampos-xy6kt]

Ive been privileged to compare the 80s, 90s, 2000s, 2010s..... Mike aka the goat and the 90s.. best damn era...

[@chrisuncleahmad789]

It’s amazing to think the Knicks won only ONE playoff game in Chicago. So much for the law of averages/due theory

[@kik5323]

That the big difference the Bulls were able to protect HC while at times NY was unable to do the same.

[@coreyrowe4119]

Knicks went a dreadful 1-14 in playoff games at Chicago Stadium/United Center in their playoff battles with the Bulls from 1991-1996.

[@chrisuncleahmad789]

@@coreyrowe4119 1-17 if you go back to 1989

[@Classicbasketballdvds]

crazy stat. woulda been interesting if they woulda met in the 97 ECF how that woulda turned out. Knicks were very good that year and split the season series in 4 very close games. i think the Bulls would won of course prob in 6 or 7 with MJ being the difference as usual, but woulda been a fight

[@BooperDooper-qb2nd]

​@@Classicbasketballdvds best squad definitely 1992 if they keep their roster probably they won a chip in 94

[@zabluoc4549]

And some says players wasn't skilled back then. Anthony Edwards has to watch this 😂😂😂

[@hhart2664]

Superbly put together 👌

[@MDBBall]

👍

[@bronxriverchinobrown2856]

Man as even a 5 yr old this is the nba I miss!! What happened?? I was trying to get myself through this yrs nba finals and it didn’t feel special . It felt like 6 regular nba games.. no special intros, no finals trophy on the court , no special summer blockbuster movies besides bad boys.. This was must see tv after playing outside in the sun all day!! I think the league is in trouble. 😔

[@Mark-xl1ze]

Boy.... did the Knicks blow this series.

[@hectorlopez1069]

Especially game 5

[@Russ4127-u8r]

These were great series, brings back so much memories. Bulls vs knicks, bulls vs pacers, lakers vs trailblazers, lakers vs sonics man I miss the good ol days. Used to love watching the suns, jazz, spurs, rockets

[@bigwash8598]

I just realized MJ won 6 rings with Bill Cartwright and Luke Longley as a Center wow

[@edwardoutlawjr8154]

You knew the Knicks were done after Game 5.

[@sixtieskid062]

3 consecutive blocks by Jordan,Grant and Pippen will do that.🤣

[@ILoveOldTWC]

Yep. No way they win in Chicago and force a 7th game, to give them another chance at MSG.

[@lawrencesmith5661]

I was like 13 LoL WOW time flies I miss the good old days real basketball 💪👍👏👏

[@uscgbmcmretired2490]

90's NBA on NBC means Nobody Beats Chicago!😆😆😆

[@edlegendtv]

I vividly remember watching this game at my mama’s wedding rehearsal on one of those little portable TVs lol #ilovethe90s

[@The1Question]

You had to be a grown man to battle in that paint area back then.

[@mauriceduhart8667]

In 90'S they really played defense they took pride in playing the game of Basketball 🏀 🏀🏀 no soft Load management😅😂🤣😂⛹️⛹️‍♀️⛹️‍♂️🏀🏀🏀

[@Mragnewjr31]

Everyone on the court had a trusted middy! Take lessons NBA of today….. the middy is where you strike fear in your opponents because the release is too quick or you are two dribbles from the basket at all times with a lethal middy attack! If you want to watch the NBA to learn / acquire skills come here. If you want to watch for entertainment then Go watch today’s NBA! I learned my game from the 80’s and 90’s NBA. It was all fundamentals every NBA player first moves then if the fundamentals didn’t work, they would go into their bag for crazy worrrrk and creativity, The elite had a deep bag, like Pippen and Ewing. I loved John Starks in this series…. Just a solid point guard who could SCORE. Point guards could score back then, John Starks is proof… He couldn’t miss in this game. A totally dominant scoring point guard is of the likes of A.I. - He is the NBA’s evolution of point guard scoring like crazy.

[@Poodie410]

Bring back the 90’s 😢😢😢

[@juliusledesma2013]

That'zz classic GAME .. WOW !!!!

[@James-d9g8y]

If you heard that NBA ON NBC THEME MUSIC You ran to the TV to watch the game

[@EBA_10]

No, if you heard NBA ON NBC THEME MUSIC you knew Jordan was scoring 35 and your team was losing 😂😂😂

[@kamildominik1234]

I remember this game was the most beautiful view in the entire series against the New York Knicks. In the end, the Bulls won the entire series 4-2

[@agentallstar7]

This was a great time to be alive and for NBA Basketball. What a shame the league has fallen off so much.

[@Bored2Deaf]

Listen to how loud it is in there! Bulls Nicks in the madhouse on Madison in the 90's!! No cellphones no selfies just fans going crazy

[@Toez.X.10]

This was about the time Mr Stern & Mr Jordan lost me . Its like no 1 could play him physical. I stopped being a bulls fan . The overall product was still next to God. Compared to today's NBA

[@gcscr]

14:34 That one handed alley oop by MJ....🤯

[@ShaadsComicsandBeers]

Game 3 of this series was my favorite. They beat the Knicks by 20 in that game with Jordan shooting like crap but making up for it with his defense, passing and free throw shooting. And the Bulls had a couple of face to face situations. Pip vs Starks, then Jordan vs Starks. But Game 3 was the game I knew the Bulls would win this series.

[@kik5323]

Scottie was on fire, Mike had a near triple Double, Pax, BJ and Tucker were on fire, a total team domination.

[@ShaadsComicsandBeers]

​@@kik5323 most definitely

[@JakeKoenig]

Jordan shot like crap (40%) for that entire series. His shooting lines by game: Game 1 - 10 for 27 Game 2 - 12 for 32 Game 3 - 3 for 18 Game 4 - 18 for 30 (his one good shooting game) Game 5 - 11 for 24 (his one ok shooting game) Game 6 - 8 for 24 This is the part of the Jordan lore everyone likes to forget. MJ chucked up the ball a LOT to get his points, but he was usually bailed out by the refs often enough to save his scoring efficiency by shooting far more FTs than anyone else.

[@ShaadsComicsandBeers]

@@JakeKoenig well he was fouled a lot going to the basket. What? Are the refs not supposed to call the fouls? Hell I'd say they even missed some. But yeah it was definitely a rough shooting series for Jordan which I'd attribute to the Knicks defense.

[@danboke5796]

@@JakeKoenig Imagine if Lebron shot like that in a Series (omg bailed out by Scottie Pippen, Horace Grant, and BJ Armstong!!!) Shooting 3 for 18 after being down 2-0 is anything but clutch...MJ did make up for it though against the Suns averaging 41 ppg. But that was a much softer team than the Knicks.

[@shortcut2gamepart-timegame878]

Every shot was contested.

[@markrani3302]

Loved the theme music from NBA on NBC

[@CinHalCedHerChance]

I miss 90s NBA, when it was all team play, not ISOs and stepback 3s and the mid-range was respected.

[@deimiankm8]

incredible intensity, 90s all the timeee ❤❤❤

[@artisminer416]

Scottie Pippen saved them in this series. They almost went down 3-0 and he came up huge in game 3.

[@jermelljones1961]

Marv Albert on the call gets no better than that NBAonNBC

[@oilers999]

The entire crew. Ahmad Rashad and Hanna storm on the sidelines. You couldn't get any better. Mike the ZAR fratello on color? Amazing.

[@chaunseybillings5381]

The real NBA

[@DavidPerez-u7h]

The passion drama back this year NBC yeah

[@christiancordero7978]

I miss that iconic theme. Only theme suitable for the NBA. Used to love watching the Knicks on NBA on NBC

[@g4lsupreme542]

Game is hella physical , the Knicks big men were legit outside of Ewing a lot of muscle out there .. I see a lot of skill out there casuals only think that the new nba is way more skilled than the 90’s and after watching this game and a few others that narrative is false .

[@Murali_bala13]

Wow... What intensity... Unmatched 💪

[@icarus8471]

The Knicks were the top team in the East that year and started this series winning the first two games. Riley took full advantage of the defensive rules in place at the time and the games were intensely physical. A great series.

[@Daveyboy_RS3]

Notice how you rarely saw MJ driving into the paint... These youngins know nothing about Ewing Oakley and Mason! 3 beasts Jordan had to contend with every year

[@thebigone6969]

This was must see tv. Not crap like there is today with twinks throwing up 3 pointers on every possession. This was a man’s game.

[@alrom125]

The defense, the big men down low, mid range jumpers, the physicality. The pure hatred of the other team’s players. The good old days

[@kennybegeske8824]

Upload More Chicago Bulls Basketball Games From NBA On NBC

[@christenn32]

I loved how the Bulls court always looked like it needed to be waxed. A nice dirty matte finish.

[@oilers999]

At 13:17, is that Jeremy roenick with that awful shirt on near the bulls entrance/exit staircase?? My god. Hahah

[@kennybegeske8824]

Put This Game On NBA TV Hardwood Classic On TV

[@matchbox8135]

You nailed it bro.

[@Frizzlefrail]

Back when nba was enjoyable. Loved the BAD BOYZ

[@brandlyscottconner9824]

Can You Upload More 1992-1993 Chicago Bulls Basketball Games MDBball

[@shortcut2gamepart-timegame878]

i'm more impressed by MJ defensive efforts, dude had like 8 blocks 5 steals. And Pippen took over in the 4th.

[@omarparra3887]

This brought me back to childhood, I remember my friend being a die hard Knicks fan was rubbing the 2-0 lead… I told him “watch how Chicago will come back & beat you guys! 😝

[@davidherrera6911]

Games at old Chicago Stadium were epic!!!

[@plainsimple244]

This is exactly HOW you get beat. The Knicks really thought they were going to win that year, they just didn't know HOW to win, they knew HOW to lose and beat themselves but they kept the winners on the bench like Mason, Rolando Blakman, and got rid of key guys like Mark Jackson and Gerald Wilkins along with Xavier McDaniel -- keep that team together they easily beat the Bulls in '93 .... You see Chicago didn't just get rid of guys, they kept building after 1988, 1989, and 1990 but even into '93 you see Darrell Walker, Trent Tucker, and had key contributions from Stacey King, even though they lost Cliff Levingston and upon even Jordan retiring, you see Jerry Krause picked up Pete Myers, Luc Longley, Steve Kerr and then they had Ron Harper, so you have to build around your core and Chicago did that well, even with having Jordan but what did the Knicks do when they finally had a team with Ewing? No Mark Jackson, Gerald Wilkins, Xavier McDaniel ... just those 3 guys at that time would make any team a championship contender. Something else. Pippen came up big in games 5-6 and played really solid in game 3 holding things down well and just the 1992-93 Bulls were the most settled and mature among the first 3 title teams.

[@timatkinson9291]

Such an exciting time in the NBA. MJ was a beast. He had help . Let’s not forget the supporting cast.

[@oilers999]

Dueing half time, I would go outside abd shoot hoops for a half hour and then come back in and watch the rest of the game. Was there anything better than a triple header on a sunday morning/afternoon instead of doing homework?? Amazing times.

[@terrantheblack6587]

Man the nba on nbc theme hits hard

[@henkynovarianto7085]

I really missed 90s NBA😢😢😢😢

[@adrianciel2154]

Pipen and MJ - perfect defense

[@TimAtkinson-qs6sv]

New York played hard but, Chicago was the best. Jordan good defense and some great passing.

[@lre132]

That place was LOUD

[@NOYDRAMA]

Real crowd noise is captivating. Fake crowd noise is what you here in todays game.

[@tevinsherrill5653]

This was probably the last great Bulls-Knicks playoff series. Sure, their series 1994 was a thriller even w/o MJ, but the Knicks had no chance in 1996, not like in 1992 and 1993.

[@Classicbasketballdvds]

97 ECF woulda been a classic

[@VMakNYC]

​​​Judging by how the Bulls almost swept the Heat in 97 ECF, which was a Knicks clone, don't see how​ the Knicks would beat Chicago.. unless Ewing would turn into Dirk 2011 with going unstoppable, which wasn't gonna happen with Pats knees.. Also the NBA wasnt interested in the Knicks beating MJ in the playoffs at all. Crucial call against the Knicks was bound to happen if it reached game 6 or 7.@@Classicbasketballdvds

[@shawnramos1305]

@@Classicbasketballdvds Blame P.J Brown for that.

[@Classicbasketballdvds]

@@shawnramos1305 factz smh

[@BigJoe414]

Ahhhh these were the days.

[@joegevorkyan7308]

What a battle man. My guy MDBBall never disappoints 💪 🏀 Maybe some uploads of dream team 92? Perhaps 94 or 96 USA? They talking about today’s dream team way better… barely beating teams 😂

[@MDBBall]

👍 hopefully I'll get around to doing a few of them Joe we'll see thanks