Ahhh...NBA without eurostep, flopping, with good defence, no bs calls or and 3 chucking 100 times per game...also no complaining just play on...bring back the 90s
one of the most satisfying feelings with this sweep and ending the Shaq & Penny era. MJ was not being stopped. He missed those 2 free throws at the end of purpose to end up with 45 points. That was a shot at Nick Anderson for saying #45 doesn't rev up like #23 in 95. On anotha note, I LUVED this version of Shaq up until the early Laker days (97-99). He was more athletic, ran the floor better and played better D than the early 2000s Lakers Shaq.
I remember after the 1995 Finals, a lot of Magic executives and officials were worried and they knew why. MJ had come back with a score to settle, then there was the story of the Bulls skipped the summer vacation to prepare for the new season.
NBC had the best intros. Always made a game feel like the biggest thing ever.
The Greatest Regular Season in NBA History, period. The Greatest Revenge Tour Ever Witnessed in Sports History. 72-10, The Gold Standard.
The game that effectively ended Shaq's Magic career, and began the (slowly but surely) collapse of the Magic.
The crazy thing is that even with MJ scoring 45, it was only a 5 point game. Heck they trailed by 9 at the half
It is way more exciting to watch this than anything that is on offer today. Thanks for including the NBA on NBC intro.
Ahhh...NBA without eurostep, flopping, with good defence, no bs calls or and 3 chucking 100 times per game...also no complaining just play on...bring back the 90s
When playoff basketball use to be fun to watch
The Magic wouldn't reach the ECF again until 2009 after this sweep.
I love the NBA on NBC intros in the 90s. I got chills every time.
Maaaaan what an introduction, I miss the 90s sooo much. NBA nowadays is soo boring.
This was the best basketball...I miss it...Nothing like it!
one of the most satisfying feelings with this sweep and ending the Shaq & Penny era. MJ was not being stopped. He missed those 2 free throws at the end of purpose to end up with 45 points. That was a shot at Nick Anderson for saying #45 doesn't rev up like #23 in 95. On anotha note, I LUVED this version of Shaq up until the early Laker days (97-99). He was more athletic, ran the floor better and played better D than the early 2000s Lakers Shaq.
This is more exciting than today's game it just is
Being from Chicago we definitely miss this. That NBA on NBC intro still gives me the chills.
Man nobody beats the NBC intros so epic
Wow! What an introduction
Good ol 90s
I remember after the 1995 Finals, a lot of Magic executives and officials were worried and they knew why. MJ had come back with a score to settle, then there was the story of the Bulls skipped the summer vacation to prepare for the new season.
Man if Penny had never gotten hurt...
NBA on NBC with Marv Albert !!!