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RUclips took the game off before & I lost the file. I still have the VCR tape. I can try to transfer & post it again but I can't guarantee that YT will just cancel it again.

@@justjoe4775 Drat. That's very nice of you to try. Thank you!

The Knicks were more of a physical defensive team as they basically adopted the Detroit Pistons "Bad Boys" style. A lot of hand checking, bumping, & hard fouls. Although the Pistons never had a shot-blocker like Ewing. The Bulls had, what assistant coach Johnny Bach called, the "Doberman Defense" where they used their quickness to overplay the passing lanes, surprising double teams, & traps. The Bulls' D made other teams use up most of the shot clock that they barely had enough time to set up their offense or even get a shot off. The best example is in the early 2nd quarter 28:44 to 29:07. By the time McDaniel gets the ball, there is only 5secs left & then the shot-clock violation.

Uh? 🤔😁? Did Kerr & Dore say that? When?

Yeah, the 2nd Bulls championship team (91-92) is generally considered the strongest of the 1st 3-Peat. Besides Pippen, Grant, & Paxson, Da Bulls had Craig Hodges, Cliff Levingston, & an improving BJ Armstrong providing a lot of offense off the bench. Then, for defense & rebounding, they had Stacey King, Scott Williams, Will Perdue. Especially against Patrick Ewing, the Bulls had a lot of big bodies & fouls to throw against other teams' elite centers. Jordan has a strong supporting cast during that season. It's a shame that Da Bulls didn't resign Levingston & Hodges for 92-93 championship. Trent Tucker & Rodney McCray (Ugh! 😒) just couldn't provide the same production at all.

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For atmosphere, from 1992-1994, Bulls vs Knicks at the Chicago Stadium had some of the loudest crowds ever. Bulls' fans hated the Knicks almost more than they hated the Bad Boy Pistons like they were the ultimate supervillains. For this game, I still don't what crowd response was louder, when Craig Hodges hit that 3 in the 2nd quarter or when MJ hit the "dagger" & got fouled by Wilkins in the last minute to seal the game.

Johnny "Red" Kerr a Stoner. 🤔😁😁

Michael Jordan never committed a foul in his whole career. 😉McDaniel's body got in the way when MJ jumped at him. Just like, Byron Russel's hip got in the way of Jordan's arm when he pushed off to the score the game-winner in the 98' Finals. 🤔🤔

@@justjoe4775 lmao!

Gerald, "I'll shut Michael down. Remember Nique, I'm the Jordan-Stopper." 😁😁😉

@@justjoe4775 Exactly the lines I was implying without saying it!😆😉

I've seen this game so many times & I never noticed that before. 😁I guess Horace thought Michael was going to take his time, run down the clock, so Horace was going to get a "towel break". 😉

@@justjoe4775 I would have thought somehow that was against the rules

@@tmsmqwx Yeah, right(?). All the NBA games I've seen, I can't recall anybody else using a towel while the game was going on. Usually, "towel breaks" happen after a foul, in between free throws, or timeouts.

Bill's "whopping" 2pts really helped. 😁😉👍

@@justjoe4775 It's the 2 points that gave the Bulls the lead and victory.

The Knicks were playing a zone defense (even though it was illegal back then) against MJ & he still found a way to score.

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I totally agree. The NBA has become so boring and political I can't even watch a game anymore.

Agree

Same!

Especially the games Utah vers bulls Bulls versucht Knicks and bumms vers Pacers best games ever

@@cihanbas3941 those were all epic matchups

"Hopefully he'll shoot his wad out." I think that phrase had a different meaning back in '92. 😁😁😉

So we have Mark Jackson to blame for Steph Curry taking (& making) thousands of crazy 3's in his career. 🤔😁Can I blame Jackson for the rest of the league copying Curry & now 99% of today's teams just jack up 100 3-pointers a game for the last 5yrs?

@@justjoe4775 yes you can.

@@MarkTarmannPianoCheck_it_out Maybe I'm the "old man" who screams from his porch or at the clouds but I've become so tired & even bored at today's NBA players for shooting so many 3-pointers per game. Yeah, today's players technically do have more skills & athleticism than the 80's, 90's & early 00's, as most of them can dribble, pass, shoot 3's, etc. But nearly every team has tried to copy the Golden State Warriors & all the teams play the same way. Up until 5yrs ago, a 3-on-1 or 4-on-1 fast break would result in a layup or a dunk. Now, instead of running towards the basket, most players just set up before the 3-point line. In the 80's & 90's, you had so many teams with different styles. The physical defensive teams like the Bad Boy Pistons or the NY Knicks. Half Court teams like the Utah Jazz with Stockton & Malone. Fast paced teams like Run TMC with the Golden State Warriors. Even balanced teams like the Pacers with inside scoring (Smits), shooting (Reggie Miller), & physical defense & rebounding (Dale & Antonio Davis). When I watch the modern NBA, all I can think of is whoever makes the most 3's wins the game. It doesn't matter about the defense, rebounding, inside play, etc. anymore.

@@justjoe4775 3s is kind of boring nowadays yes. it is statistically too good of a shot that is why people have trained so much to get good at it, because the business that the NBA is, demands it. i am not sure how to fix it, on one hand shooting 3s clearly is an artform, on the other hand, getting to the basket and people being able to do it by tricking the opposition has kind of been limited by this trend towards more outside shooting. maybe they need to change the way the baskets count, so 3s does not get you 50% more points as opposed to a midrange shot. maybe score a normal basket 3 points and a "3 pointer" as 4 points. sound a bit crazy, as the games would end up with much higher results, or you could count the 3 as 2,5 points or something, that way the 3 is still valued higher but the game will probably put less emphasis on 3 point shooting.

@@checkanr138 I don't know how to fix it either. I thought about pushing the 3-point line maybe a ft back, but guys like Steph Curry, Luka, Damian Lillard, Clay, etc., shoot 3's way beyond the line, almost at half court(!). Would have little to no effect on them. Then, I was thinking about limiting the amount of 3's a team could make in a game. For example, once a team makes ten 3's, all the other baskets are only worth 2pts. Or how about 3's would count only in the last 2 minutes of each quarter. It would take a NBA President with some guts to make those "rules" because a ton of teams (especially Golden State)would protest them. I don't want to ban the 3-pointer, I just want to see a good balance of driving to the basket, post up play, inside scoring, & perimeter/3pt shooting. 🤔

That's on SportsChannel not me. For time reasons, maybe, who knows. They showed the other games completely but not this one.

@@justjoe4775 excuse me, I need a 1993 NBA Finals Championship series game 6 Bulls vs Suns 4-2.

@@justjoe4775 and I need a 1992 NBA Finals Championship Series Game 6 with Blazers Vs Bulls 4-2.

@@raheemjames447 I don't have it, but here's a link to Bulls vs Blazers Game 6. ruclips.net/video/i4PbdpDNf-k/видео.html

@@raheemjames447 Once again, I don't have that game, but here's a link to the Bulls vs Suns 1993 NBA Finals Game 6. ruclips.net/video/6Y06CGrlPBs/видео.html

BJ took a hard shot from Oakley. That's how the "Oak Tree" operated. He was no shot-blocker, so if you drove to the basket, Oakley was going make you pay with pain. Credit to BJ, he toughed it out, & made the free throw. Somehow, Anthony got called for the foul?

Same here. Back in '93, my home didn't have cable & it was a school night so I couldn't go to a friend's & I had to listen to the game on radio (670am, I think?). The radio crew went just as crazy as Dore & Kerr did when Michael hit the shot. Neil Funk had an incredible career & it's a shame he retired about two years ago He & Stacey King were a great team for the last decade on the TV broadcasts. Boerwinkle (RIP)

😆😆😁Yep, Jordan owned The Cavs from the late 80's to mid 90's. 😉

He did it three times. 😂

No Payback. Just another day at work for Luc & Dennis. 😉

From a Bulls' fan perspective, I blame the Knicks general manager or whoever was in charge of the money then blame Riley for not winning a championship during the Ewing Era. Not resigning McDaniel left them weak at small forward. I thought Mason was better as a power forward than a small forward even though he had above average ball-handling skills. McDaniel was Pippen's toughest opponent on the Knicks & neither Mason nor Charles Smith could come close to the "X-Man's" intensity & talent.

"AND I'M BETTER THAN YOU AND EVERYONE ON THIS COMMENT THREAD AND YOU KNOW IT!!" Is that you, Maxwell Jacob Friedman (MJF) from All Elite Wrestling?" 😆😉

@@justjoe4775 MY FAVORITE WRESTLER RIGHT NOW!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Wait a minute? McDaniel & Oakley fought back in 1989? I need to look this up. 😁👍

@@justjoe4775 ruclips.net/video/rwlUoytBMz0/видео.html 😂😂😂