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

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!

[andilea-mab]

Fun Fact: Game 6 of 1998 NBA finals is still the highest rated and most watched NBA game in history

[Newj_]

One of the greatest "Fine..I'll do it myself" moments in entrie nba history..

[evergreatest]

Those last few minutes from MJ is probably the most focused and determined I've ever seen him in his career, and that's saying ALOT. he was on 100 defensively and offensively

[brodiethegoaty]

When the shot is so iconic you forget he dropped 45pts.

[SmallLab]

"Its their second 3-peat" Damn, that's crazy.

[Sonnel_James]

this wasn't a wild ending this was a masterpiece of an ending by the Greatest of all Time - Michael Jordan

[zenonpyro]

The FREETHROWS
The LAYUP
The STEAL
The CROSSOVER
The LAST SHOT

[crossoneheart]

I remember watching this in my living room on that Sunday afternoon in ‘98... For those that never watched MJ play in person, he was just different. He had that intangible about him that was unbelievable.

[biggdigg]

I watched Jordan win his first championship in '91 against Magic, and his last in' 98 vs Malone. I watched him win all 6 finals MVPs. I watched him dominate the league for the better part of the 90s. I watched young Kobe and young LeBron come out of high school and become instant superstars that went on to win multiple championships. But you can never convince that anyone was better than MJ.

[jaykriss]

Jordan stopped so many legends from getting a championship. Just adds to his greatness. Undisputed GOAT.

[jordanredman]

Everyone remembers the shot. Few remember the steal. Michael Jordan is the best ever. He had it all.

[RJ-dwjw]

Ends the game with a clutch interception, 2 free throws nothing but net, steals the ball, and ends off with a game winning shot for the 3rd swish in a row. Those 2 defensive plays are the hardest to do in pro basketball let alone making those shots under so much pressure. The GOAT indeed.

[Sandrineworld]

I'm a french woman; and when i discovered MJ in 1991, Basketball bacame a passion...I ordered video tapes from USA just to watch him play...I cried my eyes out when he played his last game. He's the GOAT, and stop comparing Lebron or Kobe: Michael Lordan was unreachable, and will remain so. GOAT forever, his Airness.

[talchetrit]

That “Jordan open Chicago with the lead” so iconic

[p.f.]

What Jordan did in those last 80+ seconds was incredible. Look at those hall of famers for Utah. The GOAT

[mariofan]

This forever immortalized Jordan as the GOAT. No one else will ever be the GOAT aside from him.

[jamestheradioman]

04:10 The sportsmanship from Rodman to help an opponent get up! Wow! In an NBA Finals game! That was cool to see.

[alansmith]

Will never forget watching this as a kid. Iconic moments in the history of the game.

[julianguevara]

I’m most impressed by him not being discouraged after missing multiple shots miss or make he goes out swinging and always played his game !!!

[clove-splintered-shards]

This is poetry in motion; a moving picture in a frame….Undoubtedly the single greatest moment in NBA Finals history. The last play of the last shot of the last championship game of the greatest basketball player that ever was and ever will be. Six for six, six and zero in all Finals appearances, second three-peat, by far the greatest defensive dynasty team that ever was. My God how magical the 90’s were, if you didn’t see it and experience these games live as they happened, you simply just don’t know how unbelievable Michael Jordan was. You had to see it to believe it. Pure absolute magic in every possession of MJ’s career. These Bulls teams were so likable and so much fun to root for and be a part of every single game they played was a roller coaster ride of excitement. This moment absolutely solidified the fact that Michael Jordan is and always will be the greatest of all time for all time!