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@Oldskoolbball

8 ай бұрын

Please do

@dustinf49

4 ай бұрын

Excellent presentation!

Chicago's three headed monster with the Apex predator at the helm were simply Unstoppable! You have to be crazy not to love 90s basketball!

@johnmatthews955

8 ай бұрын

Also in that 3 peat Luc Longly had some huge screening plays opened up some big holes for the big 3 many times with his big frame 7.3ft and taking 2 defenders with him add some nice space passing than Kerr or mr workrate he was everywhere MJ and SP wanted him to be and consistently what a starting 5 .

@The.Governator

8 ай бұрын

@@johnmatthews955 I agree! The Bulls had a lot of firepower from the starting 5 to the second unit and they had solid chemistry as a basketball club...this imo is what made them stand out from the league.

@Classicbasketballdvds

8 ай бұрын

factz

@chrish2112

8 ай бұрын

Everything was better in the 90s.

@The.Governator

8 ай бұрын

@@chrish2112 So TRUE! 90s was the bomb! Pop culture, music, videogames, tv shows, sports, movies, cartoons, wrestling... What a time to be alive!😊

95-98, I was a Bulls fanatic, Rodman being my favorite. I never missed a game in those days. TNT, TBS, NBC and all the NY and NJ channels. Any Bulls games from that period I missed, I paid to see later. Just so entertaining to watch. My Grandfather and I would meet up and discuss the games the next day. Then the Bulls broke up, my Grandfather died and I never watched a game again. Destroyed my love of the game.

@jenniferbmendezful

4 ай бұрын

Right,…after Jordan I have never watched another new full game without him. I sure do enjoy these KZread videos of these hall of famers.

This was an awesome line up. Webber, Howard, Big George, Rod, Chainey, Harvey Grant

Basketball saved my life in 9th grade. I was done, but my brother took me to a game. I watched Peyton throw an alley oop to the Rainman from half court vs the Kings. I started playing 8hrs a day after that. Depression gone!

That was all mind games by Dennis.

@TheLionaaa

7 ай бұрын

Yes it was

I was looking for the story around that Pippen dunk in "The Last Dance" as a fan of the Bulls. Thanks for making this video.

@Oldskoolbball

8 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

This is the Best old school basketball channel on the tube

Rodman could have really been a double double guy on a consistent basis but he didn’t have to 🔥🔥🔥💯💯💯

@TheLionaaa

7 ай бұрын

He was in his prime. At this point, he was all about defense.

@BlindfoldSniper

7 ай бұрын

@@TheLionaaa Yep, definitely agree. Getting 10 Rebounds was a given. Getting 10 points was the only question for him but all it took was what we just saw.

Make basketball great again!!!🏀🏀🏀

That chicago team were a very mean machine indeed ...😮

Give scottie his flowers respect him as a top 50 top 75 player in NBA

@sideshowbobsaget8876

7 ай бұрын

Everyone does but for some reason Pippen fans act like he dosent get his flowers. He simply isn't Jordan.

that Bullets team in 97 I thought was the team of the future and also Toronto & Philly. 97 Bullets were pretty damn good

I thoroughly enjoyed this! I grew up watching MJ and the Bulls! Was a nice trip down memory lane! So very well done!

Anyone else notice why Weber was really mad when receiving his sixth foul? Watch Rodmans right foot as he goes down taking the charge.

THE 3 MUSKETEERS:MJ,PIPPEN AND RODMAN,!!👍👍👍👍

And people say that MJs comp was trash smh…these teams were good

@5stardetailingllc471

8 ай бұрын

Dumb people say that crap, because all they have to do is watch as many of his games as they’d like….but they are LBJ fans. It’s expected.

@themoviereviewwarriors939

5 ай бұрын

They say that now to give LeBron more support in the goat debate. It's crazy how these suddenly good teams suck now.

@soonersdevil

3 ай бұрын

They always say Nobody could play back then and that Now they're Soo evolved...

Man thst Washington squad had some monsters on that team.

Rodman is your # 1 pick in any pick up game.

In the end, there were just too many bullets flying around Washington, so they had to change names to the Wizards, which there are very few of in Washington.

@gijoey5912

8 ай бұрын

Pretty crazy looking back on it that the city in the US that sometimes had the highest rate of gun violence had a team called the Bullets.

@nickelcapoccia2773

8 ай бұрын

The wizards are all those politicians. 😂

I watched this series coz i was a fan of the webber-howard tandem. I seriously thought they could beat the bulls. They lost, but hey, that was the slimmest average margin of any playoff team against the mighty bulls.

Thats a pretty nice Bullets roster, Webber has always been one of my favorite players.

Mannn, that Bullets squad put up a fight. I thought for a minute the Bulls were about to take their first opening round loss in a while

@gijoey5912

8 ай бұрын

Craziest stat (in my opinion) about the Bulls 6 championships in the 90s is they never lost a single first round game in any of those championship seasons. This was one of the closest ones for sure. This was a hell of a game.

@barbarapaparella1833

8 ай бұрын

​@@gijoey5912I think the hornets beat them 1 game.

@barbarapaparella1833

8 ай бұрын

​@@gijoey5912yea they definitely did.

@gijoey5912

8 ай бұрын

@@barbarapaparella1833 In 1995 the year they lost to Orlando. I said the years they won the championship they never lost a 1st round game.

@barbarapaparella1833

8 ай бұрын

@@gijoey5912 really. I thought it was another year but ya might be right.

He drops another bangerr 🔥

You always find away to bring up 94 on pip...but at least you gave him some credit for once

When you say "The absence of Webber was a significant blow to the Washington squad" you'll just say "and" instead of "however", as you're corroborating your previous statement as opposed to contradicting it.✊🏾

@evaburnz

7 ай бұрын

Well spotted.

This is great. More!

Tracy Murray was my guy as a kid..underrated

Great breakdown keep em coming

@Oldskoolbball

8 ай бұрын

Appreciate that

Just ralized how tall the bullets unit with muresan, webber and howard all the same time on the floor

I hated the Bulls for always beating my Knicks but man they were amazing to watch. Loved watching them play.

@ends15

7 ай бұрын

As a Magic fan (Johnson, and Orlando) i couldn't stand Mike. Yet i knew he waa the ultimate in the 90s

@matthewmercer2477

7 ай бұрын

me too hating the Bulls, SHAME ON YOU giving any credit to the damn Bulls. The league pampered MJ and Phil was and will always be a DICK! Think how good the league would have been wo MJ, seriously. There were so many good players at that time just didn't get there due.

@topdawgj-blood8510

3 ай бұрын

They was the hardest team to ever play in the finals to be honest whole lineup was monsters Starks was a dawg they had to watch him tempers flared every time they played

Thanks 👍

3:44 Steve got crossed up what

@Oldskoolbball

8 ай бұрын

yup, Strickland made him to do it

Back in the mid to late nineties every game was a home game. It didn't matter if they played at home or away. 95 percent of the league back the bulls

why the reference to Pippen in another game..unnecessary shade throwing

Found it. Fire intro.

Amazing ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥😍👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

This is some great CGI because the bulls played nothing but "bums and plumbers"

Hated Rodman in DET .. Love him forever more ! Bulls for Life !

I'm a major Jordan fan, but there's an error here. At 13:07 TNT says MJ averaged 42 PPG / 7.5 RPG shooting 57% for the series. It even says he's the oldest player to ever average over 40 in a playoff series. But I remember this series, and I remember Jordan goin for 29 in game 1, 55 in game 2, and 28 in game 3 averaging 37.3 for the series. I'm normally the last person to ever discredit anything Jordan did, but after doing my research, he did average 37.3/5.7/5.3 And he did shoot 57%, also going 15/15 from the line. I wonder why TNT would make a mistake like that, and even include the fact that he's the oldest player ever to average over 40 in a playoff series when he actually averaged 37.3 for the series. I was hoping I was wrong cuz averaging 42 PPG for the series sounds better than 37.3 but if someone wants to correct me, please do

@evaburnz

7 ай бұрын

Your integrity through prudence is admirable and provides stellar credibility.

@numsie9400

3 ай бұрын

It's simple. When they made the statement, game 3 was still in progress. The commentators had no idea what Jordan would score at the end of the game. They could only go off the average of the first two games. That's how they got 42 pts.

@Daveyboy_GolfR

3 ай бұрын

@@numsie9400 Nice... That sounds pretty reasonable.

Damn I didn't know Horace was on that team he thought he would get revenge lol

I believe Washington coaching was to blame as well. Too much of the offense was around Strickland. Washington was much better than expected

@bolebole161

8 ай бұрын

No, it was not. Strickland was just that good as a point guard. Webber, Howard and Muresan always had priority. It took Chris Whitney a few years to really get his bearings in the league as a point guard. The drop off in 1997 was noticeable. The refs did Webber dirty.

Miss this bball

A real ankle breaka on Kerr😂😂😂

2 Chicago guys getting beat by the team they grew up loving

Rodman would have been suspended indefinitely in today's NBA

Dr. Jack Ramsay was the best color commentator the NBA ever had.

rip craig saget

@TheSands83

8 ай бұрын

He was great on full house and his part time gig working for tnt on the sidelines

My favourite basketball stories!!!

15:42 Can we say the team was in agreement there was no foul, lol

Muresan was an average center even for European standards. He only reached top 8 with his club team

Noti gang on deck

@Oldskoolbball

8 ай бұрын

sup, it was quick!

Pip saved Jordan from turning it over in the clutch lol

all that running into the crowd and celebrating by washington and any other team was always premature when playing against the 90’s bulls. you had to play them until the last damn second and never turn your back.

So what was the lesson taught?

That wasn't a "cheap shot." That was retalliation for the elbow to the face.

I forgot all about Tracy Murray dude was a low key dog

@Oldskoolbball

8 ай бұрын

he was a beast

@bolebole161

8 ай бұрын

Tracy Murray had his moments. I think his issue was his health. I remember him putting 50 on Golden State one night.

6:37 Murray's drive and dunk here was epic: *faked out Jordan at the arc *proceeds to drive to the rim and breezes by Kukoc in the process *dunks it in Pippen's face after finishing his drive with a leap off his weaker planting right foot as a right-handed player Seriously beast mode play right there.

@aarondigby5054

7 ай бұрын

@7:50 drawing that charge was what set Dennis Rodman apart.

idol im jerome ok i like mj and Rodman kerr

Hearing anyone claim there are ANY of today's teams capable of beating the three headed monster Bulls team is such a joke I nearly pissed myself laughing

4:51 Magnet

Finally completed this feature. “Life lesson” is a bit overboard. Court lesson maybe, but not life. Chicago went all the way to the Title, the franchise’s fifth and second of the second three-peat. Washington returned to the Playoffs nine years after this series. Within that span, they traded the young core, gained national attention because of MJ’s second and last comeback, then the signing of Gilbert Arenas and his immediate stardom. Fast forward upon this comment, Chicago are Playoff contenders while Washington is back in the doldrums (er, rebuilding mode).

I miss the physicality of NBA.

Who saved the day? Was it Scottie cleaning up and saving the day. The same Pippen that people say was not instrumental in the Bulls run🙄🙄🙄

@psykloneja

8 ай бұрын

I've never heard anyone say Pippen was not instrumental in the Bull's run. Even now that he's morphed into a jealous a**hole, we still know he was essential to that team.

@ZoldZsolt

8 ай бұрын

Even Jordan said in The Last Dance, that he wouldn't win 6 titles without Pippen.

@bernardbeen4551

6 ай бұрын

@@psykloneja exactly

Bulls swept their a##

@3912James

2 ай бұрын

And the Bulls got the bruises to show for it. The Bullets played more loke a Top 4 Team in the East.

There has never been a greater team than the chicago bulls

@sideshowbobsaget8876

7 ай бұрын

KAJ and Magic Lakers are the GOAT team. 87-Lakers clear the 96-Bulls everywhere besides Jordan

@aarondigby5054

7 ай бұрын

​@@sideshowbobsaget8876'67 76ers, '72Lakers, '70Knicks, '71Bucks, '73Knicks

Pippen getting credit i don't believe it.

@sideshowbobsaget8876

7 ай бұрын

When does Pippen not get credit for what he did? Maybe if he won a MVP, FMVP or DPOY he would be talked about more. But Pippen has always gotten credit. If anything he has been overhyped recently.

@Weight27

7 ай бұрын

@sideshowbobsaget8876 you don't have to agree with my opinion it's cool. I however think that he doesn't get enough appreciation.

@sideshowbobsaget8876

7 ай бұрын

@winstonelliton2586 you said credit originally. Pippen gets his credit, acting as if he doesn't, is weird. Pippen gets more praise than McHale, Dumars, Stockton, Worthy, etc. Most players from the previous Eras are less appreciated. Even players greater than Pippen like Moses, Robinson, Stockton, etc.

@Weight27

7 ай бұрын

@sideshowbobsaget8876 that's bad if they don't I was very sure Moses was greatly credited for 4-4-4. Isn't Mchale apart of one of if not the greatest teams ever and Stockton was an awesome point guard. I don't remember forgetting or discrediting any of them.

@vaughnnelson9814

7 ай бұрын

People always say Jordan didn't have any Superstars. As well as LeBron James in Cleveland. Every player on all those teams where good AT THEIR POSITION. A lot of them didn't step up in crucial times they was the blame. PEOPLE DON'T THAT THE NUMBER ONE THING ABOUT THE (JORDAN RULES) WAS STEP YOUR GAME UP OR YOU OUT OF HERE

Maannn dat was a bad call on webber

The play worked to perfection? It was designed for Jordan to lose the ball and it seem to hover in the air forever? And then you landed on your often injured and ailing back? lol

how i that a foul??? he dropped him

@TheSands83

8 ай бұрын

What?

And got the last rebound. And Rodman got the last rebound. 👀

They was really playing chess

When you make a video stealing someone elses content and then watermark it as if you made it yourself you get an instant "Do not recomend channel" from me.

Pippin was kool until he retired and started running his mouth ,now everybody think he crazy damn shame

The bulls had to worry about this unathletic oaf murasan?

80s and 90s BBall was the best. I dont watch the NBA anymore; its just too boring.

Rodman’s extracurricular bullsh*t always overshadowed just how great he really was.

Phantom foul calls on webber. Classic referees helping jordan win. Jeez chryst! Scripted and fake AF champion

@sideshowbobsaget8876

7 ай бұрын

Because Jordan is the only player that got phantom fouls? LMAO

Harvey Grant hih

Pip saved Jordan from turning it over in the clutch lol