Chicago Bulls’ History During Game 6s in Recent Memory
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Nov 24, 2014; Salt Lake City, UT, USA; Chicago Bulls forward Tony Snell (20) defends against Utah Jazz guard Alec Burks (10) during the second half at EnergySolutions Arena. Chicago won 97-95. Mandatory Credit: Russ Isabella-USA TODAY Sports
1998 NBA Finals Game 6: The end of a dynasty
Six titles in eight years.
With one shot, the dynasty ended.
Michael Jordan‘s jumper in the final seconds of Game 6 in the 1998 NBA Finals helped the Bulls avoid the dreaded Game 7 on the road and clinch their sixth title with a 87-86 victory.
Jordan was atrocious from the field in Game 6 (15-for-35 for 45 points), but hit the big shots down the stretch to help the Bulls clinch their third straight championship (again) on the road.
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