0:52 love the little sound bite of “I’m not so sure he did.” I love when mics catch this and it’s crystal clear

Pippen was supposed to be this great defensive player and much smaller Isiah Thomas is toying with him like a rag doll 🎎

@bubufubu

15 күн бұрын

Are you genuinely surprised? It's Isiah Thomas, for goodness' sake. He was that damn good.

@123slasher.16

15 күн бұрын

@@bubufubu I know that but for some reason, today's generation think he was overrated 😭

@nonamewillbegiven1217

12 күн бұрын

​@@123slasher.16be quiet Pistons homer

@nonamewillbegiven6847

10 күн бұрын

@@bubufubu smooth brain

@7neophyte

9 күн бұрын

Willam Beford....

Final win in Chicago for the bad boys until the refs and injuries took over

@rashidumar3093

15 күн бұрын

They actually won one more regular season game after this 106-81, Then all that began.

@antonioguglielmetti2661

15 күн бұрын

@@rashidumar3093oh ok 👍 I just remember it was the regular season

@adamullmann626

15 күн бұрын

one of the last victories of the Pistons in Chicago before the rest of the Bulls stopped being afraid of dangerous fouls and started playing in the same style against Detroit. then Pistons fans came up with a fairy tale that the Pistons, who were in their prime, were already old and injured and the referees were helping the Bulls. the truth is that the bulls simply took it to the next level and crushed the pistons with their own weapons.

@antonioguglielmetti2661

14 күн бұрын

@@adamullmann626they were not old, but injured. Their post January record was 17-19 and their leading scorers were Vinnie Johnson and Mark Aguirre in that series. The bulls bench definitely got better hence the sweep. Reffing was in favor of the bulls for games 2-4 but game 1 was even. The point is that the bulls got the easy way out in 1991 and should've had a hard 6-7 game series like After losing parts of the team, the pistons almost beat the Knicks who took the bulls to 7 the next year. They didn't even make the playoffs two years later.

@nonamewillbegiven1217

12 күн бұрын

​@@antonioguglielmetti2661Yawn trolll

People should watch. This is the truth. This is normal business between the Pistons and the Bulls. Hardly a rivalry.

@bubufubu

15 күн бұрын

It was more "Jordan vs. The Pistons", which probably started in 1987. He had some big games against them that year. The teams split the regular season series (3 - 3) and the Bulls managed to win a game in Detroit. March 4th. Silverdome crowd. Jordan scores 61. Bulls win in overtime. The next season (April 3rd, 1988), he scores 59 against them, again at the Silverdome. Nationally televised. Bulls win. Not a rivalry but Jordan was largely responsible for keeping some games close and for Chicago's wins from '87 - '89.

@nonamewillbegiven1217

12 күн бұрын

Was a rivalry so be quiet

@nonamewillbegiven1217

12 күн бұрын

​@@bubufubuIt was a rivalry smooth brain

@TayGee-mh8eo

10 күн бұрын

The story wasn't that the two teams were equal. So if that is your definition then, no, it wasn't a rivalry for most of the time. The story is the Bulls kept getting better while the Pistons were holding them off. In 1988, the Pistons were much better. In 1989, they were better. In 1990, they were just a little better. By 1991, they were overtaken.

@bubufubu

10 күн бұрын

@@TayGee-mh8eo The story, back then and for many years afterward, was that it was a "rivalry". What the OP is choosing to point out is that Detroit dominated Chicago from 1988 until 1991, especially for games played in Detroit. The Pistons weren't simply better or a littler better in '89 and '90. They were considerably better. It's oversimplifying to state that they were overtaken in 1991. Chicago got better but Detroit's injuries and mileage caught up with them and the amending of the flagrant foul rule also helped.

Phil Jackson has to be one of the most overrated coaches , got outplayed every time he faced Daly

@nonamewillbegiven1217

12 күн бұрын

So explain 1990 going 7 games and sweeping Detroit in 1991 trolll