Reggie Miller Game Winner vs Bulls in 1998 Eastern Conference Finals
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- Опубликовано: 14 май 2018
- May 25, 1998 - Down 2-1 in the series and trailing by 1 with just under 3 seconds left, the Pacers looked to Reggie Miller for another miracle, and he delivered. On the in-bounds pass, Miller executed the catch-and-shoot to perfection as he hit the go-ahead three pointer with under a second on the clock. Following a timeout, the Bulls looked to their leader in Michael Jordan and he barely missed a buzzer-beating shot of his own that would’ve given Chicago a victory and a 3-1 series lead.
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Birds reaction shows you how smart he was. He saw time left and Jordan. He knew it wasn’t over
@Robert Johnson lollol foreal, these jordan dick riders are unreal
Yeezus Shuttlesworth If this was Lebron you wouldn’t be saying jordan dick riders lmfaoooo
@@zandro9569 what does this video have to do with lebron fool ?
Actually a Lebron fan but thanks for caring
Zandro cause then the video wouldn’t be about jordan you clown
Larry Bird be like: I didn't ask you to leave 0.7 seconds on the clock
🤣 So true
GOAT could negate this shot.
Haha
Larry knew Kukoc could win it..thankfully MJ took it and missed.
@@victorquintana4018 🤣
The most memorable thing from this game is not Reggie Miller's game-winner. It's not Jordan's near-game-winner. It's Larry Bird standing emotionless while everyone else in the arena celebrated, concerned for what Jordan could do with that much time left.
lie
@@sweethart6605 You're the only one who thinks so.
@@joeydigital63exactly lol
No
His face was always like that.
Larry didnt react because he knew 0.7 seconds was still enough time for Jordan to pull off a miracle lol
...and a win only tied the series
fairly sure jordan didn't get that shot off in time
@@Enoughsenoughnomas It's really close, only because they started the clock too late. Not sure if they used instant replay back then to check that.
Yeah the Jordan's NBA was like a DBZ episode... Back then was real now is fantasy or cartoons...
@@icon9637 watch the last dance, Reggie Miller himself confirmed it was because Bird knew there was still time on the clock for MJ to get a game winner. After all, Bird is the one who called Michael Jordan “god disguised as Michael Jordan playing basketball.”
The best part of this is Larry Bird looking like he’s in his kitchen watching paint dry.
🤣🤣
He had heart problems that night
Wow!!...............
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He knew Jordan still had a chance
🤣🤣😅
The push to Michael Jordan and nailing the shot in the moment. Larry Bird’s reaction. An iconic moment.
And the kick to Jordan’s ass as Reggie shot that! 😂
@@MateMagyar88 The Bulls Still Won The Series, And Larry Knew It 😂😂
What game/year was this?
@@MateMagyar88 jordan way better than Reggie Miller, and 100 times better than you will ever be. Who are you? Some lebron kid that doesn't like jordan because your parents dont.
@@AlexandCooperYT I know he is. I grew up in that era. Did you not understand the humor of my comment? The next time you decide to attack me, learn your history and actually read the comment slowly and carefully.
Reggie Miller, Michael Jordan, Larry Bird: the three greatest clutch shooters of all time.
This is iconic.
Umm... Ray Allen...
@Terry Bogard Sam Jones, Jerry West.
Paul pierce? Dwyane Wade? Lebron? Dirk?
xX_ Raiden_Xx Numbers mean nothing to people anymore. Don’t let the numbers tell you something the eye test doesn’t amirite? LeBron ha clutch? Like a purse? haha more like Klutch #washed3-6 /s
@@qwallace4832 wheres ur context? I can tell u lebron vs the celtics he was hella clutch the game 6 he had in Boston was the reason the series turned in Miami's favor and in game 6 vs the spurs he brought the heat back in the game when they were down like 15 points so yes he is clutch and all you people clowning him do so without context outside of 2011 lebron has always done his part
It’s still amazing how jordan almost got it in
He was gonna celebrate it looked it.
Scary
@Robert Johnson Huh? Michael's shot is in the clip and he made an observation about it, why are you so rattled?
@@grantsellars1622 kid probably didn't like MJ very much, so much so he's calling any fans of MJ a "dick-rider". MJ's shot was pretty much the entirety of the second half of this video.
His Chokeness chokes yet again.
(This is my impression of a LeBron hater, by the way. What an amazing finish).
*This could of been one of Michael Jordan’s best game winners if the ball didn’t bounce out*
Yes. I'm so glad it didn't
If that rim was a little more loose, that would’ve took the Bulls to the Finals.
Trust me a lot of us were like this mf'er not again.
He was out the time at the moment of shot
@@jonmolina948not really. That was game 4
Hahaha Larry Legend. Ice in his veins. Love it.
Dear Jordan thank you for not Flopping from Reggies "bump" because today's Nba would have given us fans an Oscar worthy performance flop!
They all had tactics like that back then man, Jordan was pushing and scraping too, just the way the game was played back then.
Reggie had some oscar winners too. Funny how I got a kick out of it being a pacers fan but everyone else hate it. 😂
@Robert Johnson Yeah he Bitched and moan about it but Micheal also learned from it. His loss to the Celtics taught him how to win and his losses to the Bad Boys Detroit Pistions taught him to be tough and he took those lessons to heart and became a one of the greatest of all time
Ye Stars no that was bs. Miller did a two handed push off. Should have been a fail. The Pacers deserved to lose after this crap they pulled.
@Winston Smith but Reggie knew the refs were less likely to blow the whistle at this point in the game. The game was physical back then and that’s how you played. Mj didn’t even stumble when Reggie pushed him.
1:35 larry's not smiling because he knows who is gonna be taking that last shot
Even when Jordan loses, he looks like the GOAT
Bro what
nope..the goat's that man Larry Bird with no reaction what so ever after the Miller's shot and Jordan's shot.
@@victorquintana4018 Bird not even top 10 😂😂😂 FOH
@@mingw2304 He's your GOAT but mine is Larry Bird..mj is not even in my starting five..
@@victorquintana4018 Ok...u gonna have to explain that one....if u can😏
Bruh what the hell was that MJs shot almost went in and it bounced out imagine how legendary that would've been
ODDFATHER I’m glad he missed it. That would be just one more knock that idiots would use against Lebron.
As a kid I wanted that shot to go in,
But in hindsight, I am happy he missed it.
John Smith o plz idiots try to put MJ down too
To even get it so close, after a double pump and so much hangtime, the kind of body control and upper body strength you need to do that is off the charts.
@@jrsmith1998 hater cry about it mj always be goat
@@josephgelet1149 nah. He isn’t better than 🐐 James.
Who’s here after episode 9 of The Last Dance?
yes !
"Comes off the screen, gives Michael a bump"... Collins was the king of understatement.
In today's NBA it would have been a flagrant.
It’s crazy his three almost went in
THAT KID
Alot of nba players had almost crazy shots that went in !
its scary tht it almost went in and i had to hold my breathe
@@DrkMegaman bro you responded to my comment a year later bruh😅
@@metalgecko2485 true cuz I believe its true
@@DrkMegaman umm sure
Birds reaction is so iconic because he knew 0.7 seconds is enough for Jordan to win a game. GOAT for a reason
Only MJ can get so much praise from a missed impossible shot. That's how you know you're the greatest.
Amen!!
LA CABRA
That last second shot by MJ was exactly why Bird had that look on his face. He expected that from Jordan
I think he expected MJ to make it that’s how great he was. And Bird knew that.
I remember watching this with my dad and we were cracking up at Bird’s reaction. Still makes me laugh how he didn’t even crack a smile.
When you lived it multiple times it just doesn’t phase you anymore. Plus he knew they still had time and Jordan
@@branman7211 Your absolutely correct. I was born in 1980 so got to whiteness Jordan’s greatness, most of the youngsters today have no clue how clutch that dude was.
100%. Our entire family was watching this game on the East side of Indianapolis. We all collectively lost our minds, and then laughed at the reaction of Bird. We were so lucky in the 90's to have Larry Brown and then Larry Bird as head coach. Unfortunately, we were just 1 of many teams who got denied by the Chicago Bulls.
And MJs shot nearly went down
Who else only came for Larry birds reaction
Me lol
Was looking for Larry Bird's reaction-less to the game.
Found it here and that is truly priceless...
Bird's stone-faced reaction is awesome. I bet he didn't react at the end of the game, either. He'll wait to celebrate when the trophy is in his hands and in the meantime keep his game face on.
Bird is a legend and any legend have lack of showing any emotion
When the series was over a reporter asked him about the next series and the Bulls chances and Bird replied "well, I don't care..." I'll always remember it.
He also told Jordan, "bitch fuck you" in the back after the game while they were giving each other a hug Lol
Follow Larry's eyes as he watches the play... The moment the shot goes in and everyone goes ballastic, Larry's eyes immediately look up to the clock. Larry the Legend was the only person in the building who was unimpressed by that shot lol.
He may be the most underrated Head Coach in league history.
1:17
Reggie's reaction and Larry's reaction.
This pair could been a comedy duo!
Jordan didn’t even react to the obvious foul on Reggie. He knew Reggie would do anything to win just like him.
Yup Bryan Russell’s ass is still hurting. Red carpet treatment for Jordan
"Gives Michael a little bump" 🤦🏿♂️🤣🤣🤣
Just like Jordan gave Bryan Russell a little bump. Dude went sliding across the court
I just got chills... I remember vividly watching this game as a kid O_o. Miller celebrating and Jordan almost making that shot
Ray Allen, Stephen Curry and Reggie Miller. This is the group of best shooters of all time.
👍👍
Even after the game was over Larry was not cheering and screaming. It just shows how much respect he has for Jordan, and his realization that they almost lost that one. I can imagine Larry to Miller in the locker room… “Next time don’t you ever leave more than 0.1 seconds on the clock. He almost beat us with half a second on The clock…. Oh and get ready for the next game, Jordan is going to destroy you now.”
This comment doesn't have enough likes.
He did in Game 7.
@@davidnaresmontiel310 You Only Have 1 😂😂😆😆
Thank you for Posting this 👍👍 I was a 14 year old with Pacer fever here in Arizona and that sequence was one of many Miller Time Moments that I love so much.
What did you think of Reggie Miller's clutch performance in Game 7 of this series?
Spin Reggie spin!
Larry done that his whole life, no problem.
Great play and shot by RM, and that MJ shot was in and out, not airball or just hitting the board, it shows how great MJ was.
Iconic call by Bob Costas...
1:37 - straight thug!
Every single shot that Jordan missed in the final seconds was in-and-out. This one at the end, and also the one at the end of the 1991 Finals Game 1.
No they weren’t stop riding him lol
😂😂
Larry know MJ still has time.
he woulda been like that no matter what. He knows any team still has time.
@@J.J.J.J.J.J.J nah, Reggie himself confirmed in the last dance that it was because it was MJ.
@@back2back379 Wrong, it just happens to be Jordan this time cause it was against the Bulls, and ofc it was going to go to Jordan which is a very unpleasant thought. But he'd have reacted this way no matter what team they're up against, because he knows all too well the game is still going untill the last second runs out.
He's made these kind of shots plenty of time in his own career, so he's well aware that 0.4 seconds is enough to still lose the game. Especially against someone like Jordan.
@@Blazekickz Thanks for your opinion, but I'll take Reggie's word for it and Larry's high regard for MJ calling him "god in disguise" over your opinion.
Moronic conclusion.
Shows how little you know about Larry's mentality. He would never have celebrated with 0.4 seconds on the clock.
This whole sequence was amazing but what really stick out to me is how even when Michael was blatantly shoved out of the way, instead of complaining, he still tried to get back on defense and tried to contest. Goat mentality.
I'm actually surprised he didn't seem to try to get up for the block
I remember sitting in the living room watching this game live. I used to be a huge Jordan fan. I was so incredibly upset about that no call offensive foul. Miller just shoves Jordan. In today's weak ass NBA if that happened, then the person who got pushed would have given us an Oscar worthy flop
I felt the same watching it live as a kid
Chuck Shadowens how many times does Lebron travel without even taking a dribble first before taking off up the court on fast break. If you watched b-ball you would know. Who cares though. They both are great and we have to stop making irrelevant points to try and bring players down.
Chuck Shadowens that a lot of writing for all that emotion bro. You don’t have to get like that it’s just a game. At the end of the day the world see Jordan as the goat.
Chuck Shadowens who cares really man. All people talk about is Jordan and Lebron so they must have done something right. Nobody is perfect. No team is perfect.
You used to be a Jordan fan? Lol what happen
Larry Legend. A cold as ice!
I remember watching this game I was 13yrs old 😢
I was the same age in the 8th grade ,
Bird is robot. Confirmed.
No love for that brilliant call? "One of the greatest clutch playoff performers of his generation (dramatic pause) HAS APPARENTLY DONE IT AGAIN!"
Bob Costas was so good as a commentator
Even though Michael Jordan missed the last shot it still shows how good he is to even get close to making that shot.
Once a killer, always a killer. Larry Legend
Imagine, jordan and larry in their prime together on the same team🙈
Here for larry, rookie of the year, mvp, coach of the year, executive of the year. My all time favorite basketball player
Reggies 3 was legendary no doubt.....
But that miss by Mike is the greatest missed shot in PLAYOFF history....
Can confirm
87 Finals, Bird Vs Lakers.
That is and always will be the greatest missed shot in playoff or even regular season history.
Best missed shot I’ve ever seen
What does that even mean 🤣🤣
Insane
I can’t believe they lit fireworks and blew streamers only to lose in game 7 😂
Shit, market square arena always had a party going on, it seemed like. Their fans back then were insane and loud as hell. Not to mention, if they had lost this game, there's no way in hell they would have made it to game 7 so It kind of was a big deal 🤷
I think it might have been game 3 that they had the fireworks and shit going off before the game was even over due to a very late whistle. Lol.
What's more impressive is that Randy Brown knew that it was going in, and ready to head back into the locker room as soon as Reggie took the ball with 2 seconds remaining.
Even Jordan's misses are beautiful
One of my favorite Jordan shots …bruh almost banked this 🔥🔥🔥even the sound of how it came off the rim and his reaction - cold blooded
I watched this real live when I was 17. It was great and amazing! I miss those 90's.
Bird’s reaction was so perfect he knew exactly who was gonna get the ball for the final shot.
This is the best Pacers team ever. Took a legendary dynasty to the limit. If it was against anyone else, they would’ve gone on to win the title. But that’s what happens when you play the greatest of all time, there is just simply no margin for error. The worst part is, they had the Bulls on the ropes in Chicago (in game 7), but the second quarter of that game absolutely killed them.
The brawl team was
@@9577frasier maybe the second best and honestly one of my favorite besides the team that went too the finals 💯
No team gave anxiety in a series except Miller and this squad Salute
Jazz would be NBA Champions had the Pacers won.
@@Skazellino Very hard to say. Fan of both teams, but the Pacers was much better defensively and an amazing road team. I think it would have gone to 7 games, then who knows.
Jordan was a freaking spin of a ball off adding another playoff highlight to his record.
Who's here in anticipation of episode 9 of the last dance?
Even Jordan misses are pretty lol
Bird looked more surprised that Michael missed the shot than when Reggie made that 3.
That crowd 🔥🔥
I was all about Jordan as a kid. This the game that made me a Reggie Miller fan. He’s may favorite player
3:07 Larry be like "holy shit that was close"
Who's here from episode 9 of Last Dance?
Is nobody going to talk about how hard he pushed mj
Because we don’t care! This is 90’s basketball baby!! MJ didn’t flop and the refs ain’t give a shit!!
90's game was for men. Not kids.
@@l.j.6479 Word! If that happened today, Reggie would’ve gotten ejected and fined lol
BRO THE GOAT DOUBLE PUMP A 3 POINTER
My single favorite sports moment ever. Love my Reg-gie
How many NBA titles? LMAO 😂 😂
@@millypoo7713 there are many nba legends who never won rings. Ewing, Iverson, Barkley, Cp3(as of now) just to name a few. It doesn't take away from their greatness. Random ass comment
Reggie Miller shoots a 3 pointer🏀🏀🏀🏀🏀🏀
Jordan said I'm not done yet
I can’t forget this Moment since 1998
lol love Larry Bird. Go Pacers !!!
Lost in game 7 , the goat got is revange
Larry's so gangster!
Oh how I remember being there! That was probably the loudest I’ve ever heard MSA. And to think, it would be less than a year before this iconic building would be closed and imploded a couple years after that. I like Bankers Life, but it will NEVER be MSA.
I walk by it everyday and it provokes no reaction. Discussing that building is blasphemy
Miller pushed the shit Outta MJ, they wasn’t calling them fouls back then
Back hen basketball was a physical sport. Now the sport is more about being fouled the last quarter and making free throws. The game would flow more if it was more physical
They wouldn't dare to call it a foul even this day cause they don't wanna ruin the moment
The closest anyone came to beating prime Jordan. I’d put the Pacers ahead of NY as the best team that didn’t win a title during the Jordan era.
I love the fact Larry doesn't even flinch when the audience screams in cheers. He looks like an owl out there.
Reggie is one of the clutch shooters everybody forget about because he don't have a ring
If Shaq wasn’t basketball god, he’d have one
@@ihonestlydontevenknow4359 Yeah he avg 38 pts 16.7 rebs and 2 blocks King Kong ain't had nothing on him
Gotta love Reggie ! Riverside CA REP
The scary part is MJ throws up this prayer bank shot( while hardly looking at the basket) with 0.7 seconds on the clock and STILL almost banks in(98% good)
Bird's reaction is the best part😆
The moment the shot hit you could see Larry's eyes move to the clock, and you could tell in his mind he was like "fuck, there's too much time left"
I wouldn't want to play poker vs Larry Legend
Yes lord I remember this one 317!!! Go Pacers Go!!!
Bird and MJ were the only two with the ice cold winners mentality.
That's the most dangerous mentality to compete against.
Que tiempos! Los mejores de la NBA.
The best era of the NBA.
80's and 90's NBA. Yes,I did love the game. Then.
Bird is ice cold. Jaja. Guy is lethal. Lol
Jordans shot almost went in tho this series was the most scariest series I’ve ever seen as a diehard bulls fan Reggie Miller was going ham in on the nba in 98 and he got Jaylen Rose & CHRIS MULLIN THAT YEAR with Larry Bird as the head Coach but I’m not gonna a lie PIPPEN WAS HAVING BACK PROBLEMS AND TONI KUCOC RODMAN KERR SAVED OUR DREAMS
I watched this live... Damn, I miss 90 ball.
My god what a player, he didn't even square for the shot !!!
You see how clean that hit the net? That was the grandfather of all splashes.
Why he was my favorite player growing up
That Pacers team was arguably better than the Bulls in every area except....MJ. They were stacked and the Bulls were really old and ripe to be defeated against the right team. This series could have gone either way. The Pacers are definitely up there with the toughest teams the Bulls had to face during their 2nd three peat, probably the toughest. They aren’t talked about enough. Much respect to them.
God we were so close if Jalen doesn't get suspended game 5 pacers take the series
Try telling LeBron fans this lol
5 hall of famers vs 2..
this 98 pacers team I believe is the only team to take MJ's bulls to 7 games during his reign if I'm not mistaken. knicks lost in 6, suns lost in 6, sonics 6, utah 6 twice, lakers lost in 5, blazers lost in 6 etc.
As a Knicks fan this is what made 1999 so special for me. Pacers were kinda riding high in their eyes after taking the Bulls to the brink almost winning. They figured with the Bulls ending their run with MJ retiring and Pippen n company getting traded off 99 would be their year to go to Finals. But out of nowhere their old nemesis the Knicks came and upset them to go to Finals. Pacers did get the Knicks back the next year to go to Finals but 99 was still sweet.
As a pacer fan please don't ever mention the '99 conference finals again. LOL
Larry just cold blooded man
I watched this Live as the little boy in my thumbnail. I'm now 36!
Bird knew Michael Jordan was on the other side, and the Bulls still had time 😂 Thats why he wasn't smiling he was looking at the clock like damn
I remember that like it was yesterday. The Pacers were my team and Miller was my guy!
I really thought Indiana had a chance to dethrone the Bulls. That team was a really good team, and I felt like they were every bit as talented if not more, than the Bulls.
They came closer than anyone else. Were up double digits in game 7. But in the end, the Bulls championship DNA was too much to overcome.
I like your comment but, Reggie Was playing Against The G🏀At🤷🏽😊😊
0:04 yep, just a light shove by Reggie
U can see that Larry knew there was only one man who could guard Jordan on that final shot and that person was prime Larry bird