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The Last Shot 💯🔥 #michaeljordan #dennisrodman #scottiepippen

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[MarcoHernandez-duim]

What an honor was to watch Chicago Bulls vs Utah Jazz back then, man I miss those days.

[bigboy]

Never realized how underrated the steal was, so clutch.

[TheGr-]

Greatest sequence in NBA finals history. Ppl usually focus on the last shot. But that’s the icing on the cake. Down 3 MJ scores a quick, difficult layup. If he didn’t have those mitts the ball would have been knocked out of his hand. Then defensively he makes the steal. THEN he scores again! This was insane watching it live. Simply the goat.

[bobbyd]

Hands down one of the best sequences in sport ever

[austinogba]

Imagine if John never gave Karl the ball and just dribbled out the clock

[MJ-wevu]

Watch the easy confidence in Jordan's stride as he trots down the floor for the last shot. He knows he's gonna score. Greatest ever.

[robpz]

Unreal and Kerr was playing that defense like his life depended on it.

[SC-cmup]

Salt Lake City has never recovered from this moment 💯💯💯 🐐

[BrandingBuff]

Sometimes I wonder how lucky were those of us, who got to witness this in real time. Amazing.

[MikeBTek]

I remember this moment well. When Jordan stole the ball from Malone and began to move down court it seemed like time stood still for a moment. I jumped up from the couch because you could tell something great was going to happen. Then that shake, that bake, and then that pose as the ball went through the net. I felt that one in my heart.

[MrLerock]

One of the greatest sequences in NBA history.

[zigman]

The last 55 seconds of this game encapsulates MJ career. 1-His top tier ability to score. 2-his top tier defense. 3-His top their ability to score when the game is on the line. Clutch in all aspects of the game.

[lexx]

So many hall of famers on the floor at the same time! 😍🤩

[brianmcintyre]

Those jazz teams were damn good. Stockton and Malone were awesome. Jordan did this to lots of stars.

[anthonysantiago]

You just don't see this level of calm in anyone nowadays. The last person to look like him was Kobe.

[jakes]

Jordan’s revenge for Malone getting the MVP nod over him was perfect irony.

[davisdowell]

I’m old enough to have seen this play live when I was a kid. The thing I overlooked my dad forced me to watch in high school as a first time point guard. John Stockton’s poise and decision making at every point of the game was unmatched. You’re basically playing against the basketball version of Thanos and you’re the 4th best player on the floor but making all the right decisions down the stretch. This shit was poetry in motion.

[texas]

This was the game where Rodman wasn't even getting in stance for rebounds when MJ was at the free throw line 😂. He already knew those shots were dropping. Even on the last shot Rodman was just walking across the court because he knew MJ was gonna nail the shot. Highly recommend anyone who hasnt seen it to look it up. It Was hilarious to watch.

[pc]

as a die hard jazz fan you don’t understand the pain. the second the clip started my heart sank

[Marcellus]

It was always like Mike was painting a picture or telling a story when he was playing at his best. Sensational