Didn't need it. People were focused on the game. Now there's almost an overabundance of information. They have to put it there or people will lose track lol..
FuShengAlex That's true, but not the entire unfolding of events. In 95, jordan had just come back and was extremely rusty. Houston was a western conference powerhouse from 93 to 98. From that span of years, the bulls made the finals 4 of the six years. Once Jordan reached the apex of his talents again after the first retirement, the Bulls had total supremacy of the NBA. They beat the Jazz and the Sonics. Those were two teams Houston could not get by in the western conference playoffs. In 94, Houston won, but jordan was retired. In 95, houston won but jordan played too few games during the season and was rusty. In 96, jordan was fully back in old form and the bulls went 72-10. Houston borrowed the throne for two years basically.
@@MrEOM41 Hakeem would've had a monster series and Drexler would've ate as well but it would be hard for me to bet against Jordan in a 7 game series hahaha!
@@HockeyNationHDThey decided to upgrade the logo and unis before they won the first title. It was already in motion and they couldn't back out of the change. The NBA had already spent money making the changes.
The Bulls beat the Rockets here 98-87....wasn't particularly hard for them to do and MJ didn't have to play very hard. I understand when people say the 94 and 95 Rockets were matched up perfectly to beat the First Three-Peat Bulls....but The 96' Bulls would have smashed any version of The Rockets in the 90s.
Really dumb decision by management. No defending champion ever changed their court and their unis - let alone to something so ugly. They deserved the sweep the Sonics handed to them.
That's why no one could ever fault Houston for drafting Hakeem #1. That said, I am forever grateful that Portland took Bowie #2 ... and Chicago got MJ as #3. That was a GREAT collegiate year. Hello Barkley ... Perkins ... and Stockton too that year among others.
@@pastoryoutube6682 i think kobe was only good because he was drafted by the lakers, had a veteran shaq on his team, was coached by phil jackson, and hung out with MJ. Personally i think Penny Hardaway was a better player.
Someone wanted to know the outcome of an hypothetical final between these two teams in the 90s? How the Bull would have guarded The Dream? Who between Pippen and Horry would shut down the other one?... Click on play, you'll get an idea.
To be fair, the Bulls had a bad game, especially MJ. They could have played MUCH better. In this game, Drexler was outplaying MJ but remember what happened in the 1992 Finals.
The Rockets here weren't quite the same team from a few years prior, before Drexler was there they were the West Knicks with better floor spacing. This version of the Rockets played at a tempo more similar to most of the other West teams and they didn't really have a PF.
@@jahqayburnett7736 Bad example cause Jordan was coming off being gone for 2 seasons. The better comparison is Jordan not coming back mid season but fully prepared like the orig comment mentions
The Sonics had stretch bigs that was a terrible matchup for the Rockets in general, the reason the Sonics had a tougher time getting by them a few years earlier was that version of the Rockets had a stronger frontline compared to this one. As a matter of fact there was 2 bad calls against the Rockets late in G7 of that series that caused them to play from behind the rest of the game.
@@MB-gd6be did you know Jordan’s stats in 95 against Orlando were better than his stats in 96 when they played them in the playoffs? But he wasn’t “prepared “ 😂
And they didn't care because they had answers for everyone else. Houston had no answer for the bulls just like every other team . Why the bulls went 6-0 in finals not my opinion those are facts
So Basically since there wasn't a way to stop the Dream and Clyde, the Bulls had to simply score more points, so they started shooting 3points with Kukoc, Kerr and even MJ and Pippen, similar strategy of the current NBA.
Jordan is just FURIOUS at Longley at 9:10; would love to have a microphone for that one, had this been practice it would've turned into another Will Perdue story
The Bulls never had a good big man besides H. Grant. Their best post players were Jordan and Pippen, they would of struggled against the Rockets in the Finals.
Blah, Blah, Rockets this, Rockets that. The Bulls went to the finals that year, *WHERE WERE THE ROCKETS?!* Bulls were waiting for them, but The Sonics showed up lol!
Not sure whose bright idea it was in the Rockets organization to re-brand a back-to-back championship winning team with these awful jerseys and the trying way too hard, collegiate looking floor design, but they certainly lost a lot of their edge in doing so. How can you take a team seriously when it has an anthropomorphic rocket on its jersey? As a lifelong Bulls fan, those Houston jerseys thru 1995 were damn iconic.
Why we compare a role player to marquee players with rings? Lol when we talk “rings” we talk about the players who lead teams to rings either 1st or 2nd options on championship teams
Fyi, Michael Jordan or Scottie Pippen never lost in the finals either. They are both 6 for 6. Please get your facts right. & the only reason Robert Horry won all of those was because he was on teams with all of those superstars. He, himself was an average player. Horry wasn't even in the top three best players for any of the teams he played for. Most of the time he wasn't even a starter! I like Horry but he was average at best & never would've won if he wasn't lucky enough to be on teams with All-Stars. There's alot of average & less than average players who have rings whereas great players like Patrick Ewing, Charles Barkley, Reggie Miller, Dominique Wilkins, Steve Nash & Alan Iverson all don't have any rings. But that doesn't mean a mediocre player like Horry is better than them or anywhere near as good! He made big shots at times but he was overall average. He was just an average player who lucked out by getting to be on teams with All-Stars. It's easy to get rings that way. Like how Steve Kerr has 5 while all time great players Karl Malone, John Stockton, Dikembe Motumbo & Charles Barkley have none. 🏀😞
Robert Horry never lost in the Finals either like Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen yet he has more rings 7 than their 6. If he wanted to he could rub it in their faces because its facts!
94 Rockets 58-24 (no Drexler, Hakeem and Thorpe) 94 Bulls 55-27 (no Jordan, Pippen and Grant) 95 Rockets 47-35 (17-18 w/ Drexler; Olajuwon and no Thorpe) 95 Bulls 47-35 (13-4 w/ Jordan; Pippen and no Grant) Both years with MJ the Bulls could have beaten the Champion Rockets. These Rockets were never otherworldly. Top championship teams of the 90’s by record 🐂1996 Bulls 72-10, 15-3, 87-13 .870% 0.87%🏆🏆🏆 🏆 🐂1997 Bulls 69-13, 15-4, 84-17 .832% 0.83%🏆🏆🏆 🏆🏆 🐂1992 Bulls 67-15, 15-7, 82-22 .788% 0.79%🏆🏆 🐜1999 Spurs 37-13, 15-2, 52-15 .776% 0.78%🏆 🐂1991 Bulls 61-21, 15-2, 76-23 .768% 0.77%🏆 🐂1998 Bulls 62-20, 15-6, 77-26 .748% 0.75%🏆🏆🏆 🏆🏆🏆 ☠️1990 Pistons 59-23, 15-5, 74-28 .725% 0.73%🏆🏆 🐂1993 Bulls 57-25, 15-4, 72-29 .713% 0.71%🏆🏆🏆 🚀1994 Rockets 58-24, 15-8, 73-32 .695% 0.70%🏆 🚀1995 Rockets 47-35, 15-7, 62-42 .596% 0.60%🏆🏆 I don’t care if 8 in a row is tough, the Bulls could have done it mainly because the Rockets in 94 and 95 were the most vulnerable champions of the decade and near all time most vulnerable. Most of the teams the Bulls played in the finals were better than the Rockets title teams: 🏔1997 Utah Jazz 64-18, 13-7, 77-25 .755% 0.76% 🦔1996 Seattle Super Sonics 64-18, 13-8, 77-26 .748% 0.75% 🏔1998 Utah Jazz 62-20, 13-7, 75-27 .735% 0.74% ☄️1993 Phoenix Suns 62-20, 13-11, 75-31 .708% 0.71% 🚀1994 Houston Rockets 58-24, 15-8, 73-32 .695% 0.70%🏆 👑1991 Los Angeles Lakers 58-24, 12-7, 70-31 .693% 0.69% 🇾🇪1992 Portland Trail Blazers 57-25, 13-8, 70-33 .680% 0.68% 🚀1995 Rockets 47-35, 15-7, 62-42 .596% 0.60%🏆🏆
So they could've beat the Rockets with Jordan in 95 and yet they didn't? You're not making any sense. Houston beat the Magic with ease who beat Jordan's Bulls
@@FuShengAlex yes the 95 Bulls beat the Rockets in the 95 finals where as the Rockets sweep Orlando. Orlando was the better team than both but they lacked competitive integrity which the Bulls and Rockets had plenty of. The Bulls would not have gotten swept by a 47-35 Rockets team. They were actually pretty evenly matched that season and 94. Orlando just choked and drowned in their moment
@@alecsanderhamilton9224 Sigh. Chicago just choked and drowned in their moment too. They were up 102-94 in game 6 at home and got blown outta the water to lose the series. I don't see how a team loses in the 2nd round can claim they'd beat the eventual champions who swept the team that beat them. This just sounds like sour grapes They got abused by ex Bull Bull Grant all series long. There were the ones in fact that didnt matchup with either Houston or Orlando that year. No interior rebounding without a good PF.
@@FuShengAlex Houston lacked a forward after the Thorpe trade as well. The Bulls lost to the Magic not the Rockets. The 95 Bulls and Rockets were evenly matched. Orlando was better than both teams, they just choked and drowned in their moment. The Bulls lost to the Magic but they took them 6 games without a power forward and were 19-9 w/ Jordan to finish the season including Orlando's 4-2 victory. The Rockets would not have had the same motivations or assets to beat the Bulls in the same fashion Orlando did. Orlando boasted both Grant and O'Neal and an extra motivated Grant. Houston would have had Olajuwon and Brown as they lacked a forward too. Sigh
@@alecsanderhamilton9224 Spin it however you want with woulda, coulda, shouldas, but the Bulls still were beaten by Orlando who Houston swept. The Bulls choked at home too vs Orlando and you're only calling the Magic out for choking. The Rockets got swept by the Sonics in 96 in the 2nd round.....it wouldn't make any sense to claim they'd have beaten the Bulls that year given they lost in the 2nd round.
The Rockets didn't have Thorpe at this point Chucky Brown/Mark Bryant was at the PF spot and Mario Elie who often was on the floor in the 4th quarter didn't play this game. The Bulls only started pulling away when Cassell had to guard Pippen towards the end of the game.
Eduardo Mansilla Hahaha 😂 just listen to Vernon Maxwell stating that Houston never lost with him part of the team, which is a historical fact. Just focus on the details and historical records and you might realize that this particular team was really unbeatable!!!
@Ulysses432 Just refer to Vernon Maxwell's statements which are 100% truth. No need to mention that most of you “forget” that while Larry Bird was around Chicago could only dream participating in the finals. Of course I loved the Bad Boys too...
Ulysses432 It is not all players that managed to play for many years at the top level. There are a few who reached that level only for a short term but for the ones who were fortunate enough to see them they were simply amazing. Mahmoud Abdul Rauf was another one. The rest of you can keep on watching and admiring Dennis fouling every single opponent with no real consequence. But never forget that basketball is an athlema and not a marketing promo activity (which currently is)...
The only thing I hated about this era was they didn't have a graphic of the score up during the entire game.
Well it ensured that you stayed on the channel longer.
I hated those Rocket uniforms
Didn't need it. People were focused on the game. Now there's almost an overabundance of information. They have to put it there or people will lose track lol..
@@bobbysbluebooster Amen
The Bulls won 98-87
This was the ultimate 90s match up 💯❤️
The 90s Finals matchup that never happened.........
Yes, it would have been great. Houston could not seem to get out of the west, though.
Too bad when Houston peaked Jordan was retired. When he came back Hakeem was on the downside and so was Houston's run.
+zeebuggy Houston beat Orlando who beat Jordan's Bulls
+julius henry They got out of the West in 95 and the Bulls with MJ didn't so that isn't true
FuShengAlex That's true, but not the entire unfolding of events. In 95, jordan had just come back and was extremely rusty. Houston was a western conference powerhouse from 93 to 98. From that span of years, the bulls made the finals 4 of the six years. Once Jordan reached the apex of his talents again after the first retirement, the Bulls had total supremacy of the NBA. They beat the Jazz and the Sonics. Those were two teams Houston could not get by in the western conference playoffs. In 94, Houston won, but jordan was retired. In 95, houston won but jordan played too few games during the season and was rusty. In 96, jordan was fully back in old form and the bulls went 72-10. Houston borrowed the throne for two years basically.
Would've loved to have seen The Rockets square off against the Bulls in '94 Finals with Jordan playing. I think that would've been a hell of a series!
Damn Scottie could cover a lot of ground with his stride! Makes it looks effortless driving to the basket!
Definitely would've went to 7
@@MrEOM41 Hakeem would've had a monster series and Drexler would've ate as well but it would be hard for me to bet against Jordan in a 7 game series hahaha!
Why 94? Why not the other years?
@@coxb29 7 games?? No way lol. Bulls in 6.
Someone said that ever since Olajuwon started wearing these uniforms his decline came rapidly lol
nah but changing unis after consecutive championships is one of the weirder moves in sports history.
@@HockeyNationHDThey decided to upgrade the logo and unis before they won the first title. It was already in motion and they couldn't back out of the change. The NBA had already spent money making the changes.
The Bulls beat the Rockets here 98-87....wasn't particularly hard for them to do and MJ didn't have to play very hard. I understand when people say the 94 and 95 Rockets were matched up perfectly to beat the First Three-Peat Bulls....but The 96' Bulls would have smashed any version of The Rockets in the 90s.
Facts.. BULLS AS A TEAM WAS ONSTOPBLE..🐃
the rockets beat the 96 bulls with ease...
Facts on top of facts
@@noblevisions643 Naw
@@noblevisions643
Even the first three peat BULLS will smoked THE ROCKETS
When NBA teams battled with greatness!
This was a match up right here
Houston shoulda never changed their court or their unis....
CLewey44 agreed
Really dumb decision by management. No defending champion ever changed their court and their unis - let alone to something so ugly. They deserved the sweep the Sonics handed to them.
I was ten around this time. And even ten year old me was like wtf? The new jerseys were cartoonish.
agree much. When I first saw during the McDonalds tournament, I thought they were just temporary. The championship jerseys are much better up to now.
@@Moneyg73 I’d say the Yao Ming era ones look worse
hakeem making pretty moves in the post, he really mastered it
That was awesome Bulls vs Rockets is gold, great post!
Bulls took over in the second 3-peat to the Rockets, but not the first 3-peat.
This should have been the 96 NBA finals
Damn Hakeem was a hell of a talent. I'm a big Jordan fan but the dream was almost unstoppable
Hakeem was a 7 ft version of Jordan. If you switched Jordan and Hakeem the Bulls would still be the better team!
@@akmalshabazz9497 Excellent take!!
That's why no one could ever fault Houston for drafting Hakeem #1. That said, I am forever grateful that Portland took Bowie #2 ... and Chicago got MJ as #3. That was a GREAT collegiate year. Hello Barkley ... Perkins ... and Stockton too that year among others.
My all time favorite center
Clyde Drexler was lite weight giving Mike the business! Clyde is #5 on my all time sg list
Mike
Kobe
Dwade
Whose 4?!
Drexler was bigger than Jordan.
@@pastoryoutube6682 i think kobe was only good because he was drafted by the lakers, had a veteran shaq on his team, was coached by phil jackson, and hung out with MJ. Personally i think Penny Hardaway was a better player.
@@jfearless3420 hell no Kobe is better than drexler and penny
@@dxtremecaliber no doubt he became way better than drexler and penny. I'm just saying he had more help getting there. He was groomed for greatness.
THE TRUTH NBA.
THE REAL BASKETBALL.
TECHNICAL BASKETBALL
I see a game of men here, unlike today's boys club league
Someone wanted to know the outcome of an hypothetical final between these two teams in the 90s? How the Bull would have guarded The Dream? Who between Pippen and Horry would shut down the other one?... Click on play, you'll get an idea.
To be fair, the Bulls had a bad game, especially MJ. They could have played MUCH better. In this game, Drexler was outplaying MJ but remember what happened in the 1992 Finals.
The Rockets here weren't quite the same team from a few years prior, before Drexler was there they were the West Knicks with better floor spacing. This version of the Rockets played at a tempo more similar to most of the other West teams and they didn't really have a PF.
Pippen and Horry? They aren't even close. Robert Horry was a role/bench player. Are you kidding?
@@bradleyboyer9979 😆😆😆😆Horry is a Pippen mole but Pip use to killed Horry .. especially when the player found out he wasn't. That guy in Phoenix
@@michaelallen8112 yeah, Pippen is an all-time great. Robert Horry didn't even start a lot of the time, lol
if Houston was so good, they should have won in 96 against Seattle. But they lost... this robbed everyone of the finals we wanted to see.......
If Chicago was so good they would of beat Orlando in 95 but they lost robbed us for sure on what would of been a classic finals
@@jahqayburnett7736 Bad example cause Jordan was coming off being gone for 2 seasons. The better comparison is Jordan not coming back mid season but fully prepared like the orig comment mentions
@@MB-gd6be boss don't come with that excuse if he is the GOAT that's a reason to lose to a team that Houston swept?
The Sonics had stretch bigs that was a terrible matchup for the Rockets in general, the reason the Sonics had a tougher time getting by them a few years earlier was that version of the Rockets had a stronger frontline compared to this one. As a matter of fact there was 2 bad calls against the Rockets late in G7 of that series that caused them to play from behind the rest of the game.
@@MB-gd6be did you know Jordan’s stats in 95 against Orlando were better than his stats in 96 when they played them in the playoffs? But he wasn’t “prepared “ 😂
MJ's the GOAT but his Chicago teams had zero answers for Hakeem.... double coverages just didn't bother him. How quickly we forget........
And they didn't care because they had answers for everyone else. Houston had no answer for the bulls just like every other team . Why the bulls went 6-0 in finals not my opinion those are facts
Hakeem strongest center for me he even carry the Houston to champion
The first all by himself. What a star. Jordan on the other hand had pippen to win 6.
Chicago didn’t want that Olajuwon heat
Who else watching this after rockets didn’t get a mention in last dance
yep.... no respect for the team that won both champions in the split....
And you just proved why abortion should always be legal .
So Basically since there wasn't a way to stop the Dream and Clyde, the Bulls had to simply score more points, so they started shooting 3points with Kukoc, Kerr and even MJ and Pippen, similar strategy of the current NBA.
The Rockets obviously didn't have a way to stop Jordan and Pippen either.
Jordan is just FURIOUS at Longley at 9:10; would love to have a microphone for that one, had this been practice it would've turned into another Will Perdue story
Problem is, Longly could have Got at Mike while Clyde was whooping that tale!
@@pastoryoutube6682 😄
The Bulls never had a good big man besides H. Grant. Their best post players were Jordan and Pippen, they would of struggled against the Rockets in the Finals.
Yay! The Bulls finally win in Houston!
In a long time, too since 87.
@@hectorlopez1069 They also won in 1990
Blah, Blah, Rockets this, Rockets that. The Bulls went to the finals that year, *WHERE WERE THE ROCKETS?!* Bulls were waiting for them, but The Sonics showed up lol!
I've forgotten how good were the Rockets! Awesome!
Mike looks scary yelling at Luc....
Rockets 87 - Chicago bulls 98
nice win by the bulls.
I Loved Them Years!
Yesss indeed
The 1995 Bulls didn't have Rodman and Ron Harper, they were much better in 1996.
Harper played for them in 1995, Rodman didn’t
Not sure whose bright idea it was in the Rockets organization to re-brand a back-to-back championship winning team with these awful jerseys and the trying way too hard, collegiate looking floor design, but they certainly lost a lot of their edge in doing so. How can you take a team seriously when it has an anthropomorphic rocket on its jersey?
As a lifelong Bulls fan, those Houston jerseys thru 1995 were damn iconic.
Clear evidence Bull were SUPREME.
Champion vs Champion
Who won?
Bulls 98 -87
7:43 Look at the difference in explosiveness btw MJ and Hakeem
Mike should have 8 rings!
He wouldn't have it, even if he was playing those two seasons.
Rockets would've torn him up 😂😂😂
Robert Horry never lost in the Finals like Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen yet he has more rings 7 than their 6.
Don't forget he played with Hakeem, Shaq, Kobe, and Duncan. 4 of the top ten players ever.
Why we compare a role player to marquee players with rings? Lol when we talk “rings” we talk about the players who lead teams to rings either 1st or 2nd options on championship teams
Fyi, Michael Jordan or Scottie Pippen never lost in the finals either. They are both 6 for 6. Please get your facts right. & the only reason Robert Horry won all of those was because he was on teams with all of those superstars. He, himself was an average player. Horry wasn't even in the top three best players for any of the teams he played for. Most of the time he wasn't even a starter! I like Horry but he was average at best & never would've won if he wasn't lucky enough to be on teams with All-Stars. There's alot of average & less than average players who have rings whereas great players like Patrick Ewing, Charles Barkley, Reggie Miller, Dominique Wilkins, Steve Nash & Alan Iverson all don't have any rings. But that doesn't mean a mediocre player like Horry is better than them or anywhere near as good! He made big shots at times but he was overall average. He was just an average player who lucked out by getting to be on teams with All-Stars. It's easy to get rings that way. Like how Steve Kerr has 5 while all time great players Karl Malone, John Stockton, Dikembe Motumbo & Charles Barkley have none. 🏀😞
Shyboyfso: Fr? I done told you to stop smoking them funny cigarettes
You're comparing a bus rider to bus drivers? 🤣Stop watching sports. You are WAY too casual for them.
Kukoc bulls the best threepointer
Mike doesnt look invincible against the rockets compare to other teams.
Not at all
Go check out his lady season while playing with the bulls,he average 40 points a game against the rockets
@@brown123487 lady season?
Just a little struggle, he always torched the rockets tho
My all time 5 (i exclued people i don not have seen play like Russel, Chamberlin, Erving ....) ; Hakeem / Dennis / Magic / Steph / Michael
Robert Horry never lost in the Finals either like Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen yet he has more rings 7 than their 6. If he wanted to he could rub it in their faces because its facts!
Bro stop,sorry was a role player 😂
Rings and individual accolades horry doesnt have
game was lost right before half. 5 point game becomes 10 pts in a few seconds just before the half.
Tough court graphics to watch a game on.
94 Rockets 58-24 (no Drexler, Hakeem and Thorpe)
94 Bulls 55-27 (no Jordan, Pippen and Grant)
95 Rockets 47-35 (17-18 w/ Drexler; Olajuwon and no Thorpe)
95 Bulls 47-35 (13-4 w/ Jordan; Pippen and no Grant)
Both years with MJ the Bulls could have beaten the Champion Rockets.
These Rockets were never otherworldly.
Top championship teams of the 90’s by record
🐂1996 Bulls 72-10, 15-3, 87-13 .870% 0.87%🏆🏆🏆 🏆
🐂1997 Bulls 69-13, 15-4, 84-17 .832% 0.83%🏆🏆🏆 🏆🏆
🐂1992 Bulls 67-15, 15-7, 82-22 .788% 0.79%🏆🏆
🐜1999 Spurs 37-13, 15-2, 52-15 .776% 0.78%🏆
🐂1991 Bulls 61-21, 15-2, 76-23 .768% 0.77%🏆
🐂1998 Bulls 62-20, 15-6, 77-26 .748% 0.75%🏆🏆🏆 🏆🏆🏆
☠️1990 Pistons 59-23, 15-5, 74-28 .725% 0.73%🏆🏆
🐂1993 Bulls 57-25, 15-4, 72-29 .713% 0.71%🏆🏆🏆
🚀1994 Rockets 58-24, 15-8, 73-32 .695% 0.70%🏆
🚀1995 Rockets 47-35, 15-7, 62-42 .596% 0.60%🏆🏆
I don’t care if 8 in a row is tough, the Bulls could have done it mainly because the Rockets in 94 and 95 were the most vulnerable champions of the decade and near all time most vulnerable.
Most of the teams the Bulls played in the finals were better than the Rockets title teams:
🏔1997 Utah Jazz 64-18, 13-7, 77-25 .755% 0.76%
🦔1996 Seattle Super Sonics 64-18, 13-8, 77-26 .748% 0.75%
🏔1998 Utah Jazz 62-20, 13-7, 75-27 .735% 0.74%
☄️1993 Phoenix Suns 62-20, 13-11, 75-31 .708% 0.71%
🚀1994 Houston Rockets 58-24, 15-8, 73-32 .695% 0.70%🏆
👑1991 Los Angeles Lakers 58-24, 12-7, 70-31 .693% 0.69%
🇾🇪1992 Portland Trail Blazers 57-25, 13-8, 70-33 .680% 0.68%
🚀1995 Rockets 47-35, 15-7, 62-42 .596% 0.60%🏆🏆
So they could've beat the Rockets with Jordan in 95 and yet they didn't?
You're not making any sense. Houston beat the Magic with ease who beat Jordan's Bulls
@@FuShengAlex yes the 95 Bulls beat the Rockets in the 95 finals where as the Rockets sweep Orlando.
Orlando was the better team than both but they lacked competitive integrity which the Bulls and Rockets had plenty of. The Bulls would not have gotten swept by a 47-35 Rockets team. They were actually pretty evenly matched that season and 94. Orlando just choked and drowned in their moment
@@alecsanderhamilton9224 Sigh. Chicago just choked and drowned in their moment too. They were up 102-94 in game 6 at home and got blown outta the water to lose the series.
I don't see how a team loses in the 2nd round can claim they'd beat the eventual champions who swept the team that beat them. This just sounds like sour grapes
They got abused by ex Bull Bull Grant all series long. There were the ones in fact that didnt matchup with either Houston or Orlando that year. No interior rebounding without a good PF.
@@FuShengAlex Houston lacked a forward after the Thorpe trade as well. The Bulls lost to the Magic not the Rockets. The 95 Bulls and Rockets were evenly matched. Orlando was better than both teams, they just choked and drowned in their moment. The Bulls lost to the Magic but they took them 6 games without a power forward and were 19-9 w/ Jordan to finish the season including Orlando's 4-2 victory. The Rockets would not have had the same motivations or assets to beat the Bulls in the same fashion Orlando did. Orlando boasted both Grant and O'Neal and an extra motivated Grant. Houston would have had Olajuwon and Brown as they lacked a forward too.
Sigh
@@alecsanderhamilton9224 Spin it however you want with woulda, coulda, shouldas, but the Bulls still were beaten by Orlando who Houston swept.
The Bulls choked at home too vs Orlando and you're only calling the Magic out for choking.
The Rockets got swept by the Sonics in 96 in the 2nd round.....it wouldn't make any sense to claim they'd have beaten the Bulls that year given they lost in the 2nd round.
94 & 95 champion is destroyed by Chicago bulls easily 😂
The Rockets didn't have Thorpe at this point Chucky Brown/Mark Bryant was at the PF spot and Mario Elie who often was on the floor in the 4th quarter didn't play this game. The Bulls only started pulling away when Cassell had to guard Pippen towards the end of the game.
But, they didn't swept them, the other game, at the summit in 97.
Jordan did not liked that blocked! :) 9:05
9:19 he was hanging on to the rim
Youre right! That should have been a goal tend or something.
lol
Olajuwon una bestia
Name importantly missing from this game : Mario Elley affectionately known as the garbage collector.
Clyde "The Glyde" Drexler
Si Jordan no se retiran hilan 8 campeonatos esos rockets se aprovecharon de su ausencia
now you are saying that mj has a great center
Let's not forget the Sonics beat the Rockets to get to face Chicago! But according to alot of fanbases the Sonics weren't anything special
Damn Drexler was dusting Mike
Jordan has been dusting Drexler for years
@@courtneywhite6036 he did in the 92 nba finals.
Mike been dusting Clyde even in his dreams
8:58
Hakeem The Dream❤
7:12 another famous phantom call for mj.... # 28,763
Want a tissue😢😢😢😢
@@mjjumps uh oh, you have 4 self-affirming emojis. i guess you are correct.
@@violentshemp7776 one box of Kleenex or two?
@@mjjumps better ask stern
@@violentshemp7776I’ll ask your mother too 😂
Drexler is better than DWade imo
9:22, first time i see mj hook shot
91-93 bulls
94, 95 rockets (mj playing baseball)
96-98 bulls
99 san Antonio
2000 kobe and the lakers
Damn who won
Those ridiculous ass uniforms LOL
#33Pippen dominated!
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今のNBAより100倍面白い
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Unbeatable Houston. Bulls were the best customers of Houston. Tricky Rodman could only watch the African Dream, Hakeem!!!
nick bente unbeatable Houston? What a joke lol just remember who won the championship that year !!😂
Eduardo Mansilla Hahaha 😂 just listen to Vernon Maxwell stating that Houston never lost with him part of the team, which is a historical fact. Just focus on the details and historical records and you might realize that this particular team was really unbeatable!!!
@Ulysses432 Just refer to Vernon Maxwell's statements which are 100% truth. No need to mention that most of you “forget” that while Larry Bird was around Chicago could only dream participating in the finals. Of course I loved the Bad Boys too...
Ulysses432 It is not all players that managed to play for many years at the top level. There are a few who reached that level only for a short term but for the ones who were fortunate enough to see them they were simply amazing. Mahmoud Abdul Rauf was another one. The rest of you can keep on watching and admiring Dennis fouling every single opponent with no real consequence. But never forget that basketball is an athlema and not a marketing promo activity (which currently is)...
Unbeatable? Bulls won this game and went on to win 3 straight championships.
Bulls in 6 lol maybe 5. Stop it.
Who won?