Final 4:39 Of Michael Jordan’s LAST BULLS GAME vs Jazz - 1998 NBA Finals 🚨🔥

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On this date in 1998, Michael Jordan closed out the Jazz in a tremendous Game 6 to earn the Bulls’ 6th championship of the 1990s!
Stockton glancing at the clock as he comes across.
Four and a half minutes for Utah to end its season or prolong it.
Stockton. Five seconds to shoot.
It's Hornacek. Malone.
They'll bring it back out.
The jumper by Carl.
Utah back in front. Great patience.
Offensive rebound, kick it out, and Hornacek got it right back to him.
Malone has 29.
Three seconds to shoot.
Harper's not the guy they want to have do it, but he has to.
And he beats the shot clock and cans a huge shot.
Doug, I think Utah is letting Scottie Dippin rest.
I would go at him right now. He's trying to guard Antoine Carr.
And Antoine Carr has a big advantage over him inside.
Russell.
Grinding against Rodman. Contact and a foul.
Russell steps to the line and knocks them both down.
Harper out to MJ for three.
It's short. Hornacek taking it ahead to Russell.
But Michael, with whatever gas is left in his tank, gets back to pick it off.
Rodman.
Offensive foul on Dennis.
And that's five.
Yeah, Isaiah, that's what you're talking about.
He is three of 14 in his last two fourth quarters.
Even Superman apparently gets tired.
Malone, lots of room. Got it.
That's their pet play.
Malone goes over like he's going to the post and screams for Stockton.
And he rolls out and hits the huge jump shot.
Jordan, spinning.
Double team has to get rid of him.
Gets it right back from Dippin.
Double pump, knocked away by Carr.
And a foul.
He hits them both.
Making it a two point game.
With exactly two minutes to play.
Tried to throw it off Rodman's leg as he was walking a tightrope and couldn't do it.
Chicago back looking to tie.
Short. Rebound Stockton.
The jumpers come up short when fatigue is a factor.
It's true of anyone.
Even the best of them.
Loose, but Chicago touched it last.
One-two in a second on this play. Wrapping off a triple screen.
Stockton for three.
That would have been a dagger in Chicago's heart.
Instead they can tie it.
Or take the lead with a three of their own.
Jordan.
And a blocking foul. Stockton is down on the floor.
He cuts it to one.
Phil Jackson has told the Bulls during the last couple of timeouts.
Let's try to take it to the rack.
Go to the basket.
Not look for the perimeter shot.
Jordan ties it.
Maybe the 20 second timeout was, as much as anything, just to give him a breather to gather himself for the crucial free throws.
Fifty seconds.
Malone.
Cross court. Stockton. A three. It's there!
To give them two opportunities to one.
And into Jordan.
Working on Russell.
Brings them to within one.
They scored within four seconds there. That's how quickly that changes now.
Now it puts the pressure on the Jazz to score once again.
Jordan with 43.
Malone has doubled. They swat at it and steal it.
Here comes Chicago. Seventeen seconds.
Seventeen seconds. From game seven. Or from championship number six.
Jordan. Open.
Chicago with the lead!
Timeout Utah.
5.2 seconds left.
Michael Jordan
running on fumes
with 45 points.
At the end of the game, you gotta get it out of his hands.
He's beaten you so many times.
You've watched Jordan play, Doug, and you know that at the end of the game, he's a killer.
This was really the play that hurt Isaiah because they scored so quickly.
Michael got in there and scored within four seconds.
And what happened was Michael doubled back.
You're gonna see he's in the play. Look where Hornacek is setting the screen.
Michael never clears. So Malone doesn't see him.
He comes from the blind side and strips him.
So three crucial plays here by Michael Jordan now.
As he gets Brian Russell with a quick crossover.
Look at Brian Russell. Slips.
And Michael pulls up and buries the shot to give him a one-point lead.
If they don't, for the second straight year, they go out in six.
Stopped it. Harper's on it.
Behind the screen. Harper got a piece of it.
It comes off.
The Chicago Bulls
have won their sixth NBA championship.
And it's their second three-peat.
I know.
