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Chicago Bulls - New York Knicks | 1993 Playoffs | ECF Game 3: Signs of Life
A proud team that had been criticized and scrutinized came crashing down on the Knicks today. And the Knicks cracked under the strain.
Making a strong statement that they are far from finished, the Chicago Bulls pounded the Knicks, 103-83, this afternoon at Chicago Stadium in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference championship series. The victory cut the Knicks' edge to 2-1 in the four-of-seven-game series, with Game 4 to be played here Monday afternoon.
The Bulls returned to their home court, and returned to the form that has won them back-to-back NBA titles. They embarrassed and frustrated the Knicks, who eventually lost their poise. John Starks was ejected with 9 minutes to play, receiving two technical fouls for charging after Michael Jordan. Although Starks accused Jordan of throwing an elbow and sticking a finger in his face, Starks's reaction was another indication of his temper getting the best of him.
The Bulls rattled the Knicks early with their full-court press, eventually forcing New York into 20 turnovers.
This was exactly the kind of performance the Knicks wanted to avoid. They were tentative offensively. They lost their aggressiveness, outrebounding Chicago just 35-30 after dominating that department in the previous two games. Other than Patrick Ewing (21 points), no Knick stepped up offensively. And New York's defense was porous, giving up 62 points in the first half.
After a collapse like this, the Knicks had a lot to think about.
The Bulls were simply too focused and too determined to let anything distract them today. They spent most of this week being criticized for their play and for complaining about the officiating in the series, then refused to talk at all.
For the first time in the series, Chicago displayed a balanced offensive attack that dissected the Knicks' defense. Five Bulls reached double figures, led by Scottie Pippen (29 points), who answered critics who have labled him a soft player. And the most dramatic lift came from John Paxson (14 points), the veteran Bulls guard, who made 5 of 7 shots, including two 3-pointers. Paxson had scored only 5 points in the two previous games combined.
Jordan (22 points, 11 assists) shot just 3 for 18 from the field, yet he was effective because he took a different approach. Instead of trying to carry Chicago's offense alone, Jordan turned into a playmaker. He drove to the basket, drew New York defenders to him, then passed to teammates for wide-open shots. Players like Paxson and Pippen smartly moved to open areas whenever Jordan penetrated, and the Knicks' defense could not adjust in time.
Today was the Knicks' turn to face tough questions. Riley, who has learned to live with the good and the bad that comes with Starks, downplayed the ejection. Besides, as poorly as the Knicks played, Riley had plenty of other things to worry about.
"I love John," Riley said. "All of us have things about us that might people don't agree with, but John's a great kid. Sometimes his emotions get the best of him, but he's trying, he's a competitor, and he's working on it. I'd want him in my foxhole any day."
The incident started when Starks made a hard karate-chop foul against Jordan. Starks was already upset about an offensive foul just called against him, not to mention the game itself.
Jordan took exception to the foul and started arguing with Starks, who then took several steps toward Jordan as if he wanted to fight. That cost Starks one technical foul. Then when Jordan walked away and the incident appeared to be over, Starks charged after Jordan again before being restrained by teammates. Starks got his second technical foul and he was ejected, as some of Starks's teammates looked at Starks angrily in front of the bench. It was Starks's second ejection of the playoffs. He was also tossed for head-butting Reggie Miller during the Indiana series.
Explaining his actions, Starks said, "Jordan put an elbow around my head and came onto my face. When you're a man, you can't let them do that."
Dominating the Knicks in a fashion rarely seen this season, the Bulls suantered into the locker room with a 62-43 halftime lead. Chicago did virtually whatever it wanted, leading by as many as 23 points and shooting 54 percent from the field.
The Bulls made several clever adjustments between Games 2 and 3. They set more weak-side picks for Paxson and Armstrong. Jordan (11 assists) drew two or three Knicks to him, then whipped passes to Paxson, Armstrong or Pippen for open shots.
Any time the Knicks allow 60 points in a half, and any time their bench is outplayed, they are in deep trouble. The Bulls did exactly what they wanted, and the Knicks simply had no answers. Now they have two days to regroup for Game 4.
Said Ewing, "I'm trying to to forget about this one as quickly as possible."
But the Bulls won't forget.
Making a strong statement that they are far from finished, the Chicago Bulls pounded the Knicks, 103-83, this afternoon at Chicago Stadium in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference championship series. The victory cut the Knicks' edge to 2-1 in the four-of-seven-game series, with Game 4 to be played here Monday afternoon.
The Bulls returned to their home court, and returned to the form that has won them back-to-back NBA titles. They embarrassed and frustrated the Knicks, who eventually lost their poise. John Starks was ejected with 9 minutes to play, receiving two technical fouls for charging after Michael Jordan. Although Starks accused Jordan of throwing an elbow and sticking a finger in his face, Starks's reaction was another indication of his temper getting the best of him.
The Bulls rattled the Knicks early with their full-court press, eventually forcing New York into 20 turnovers.
This was exactly the kind of performance the Knicks wanted to avoid. They were tentative offensively. They lost their aggressiveness, outrebounding Chicago just 35-30 after dominating that department in the previous two games. Other than Patrick Ewing (21 points), no Knick stepped up offensively. And New York's defense was porous, giving up 62 points in the first half.
After a collapse like this, the Knicks had a lot to think about.
The Bulls were simply too focused and too determined to let anything distract them today. They spent most of this week being criticized for their play and for complaining about the officiating in the series, then refused to talk at all.
For the first time in the series, Chicago displayed a balanced offensive attack that dissected the Knicks' defense. Five Bulls reached double figures, led by Scottie Pippen (29 points), who answered critics who have labled him a soft player. And the most dramatic lift came from John Paxson (14 points), the veteran Bulls guard, who made 5 of 7 shots, including two 3-pointers. Paxson had scored only 5 points in the two previous games combined.
Jordan (22 points, 11 assists) shot just 3 for 18 from the field, yet he was effective because he took a different approach. Instead of trying to carry Chicago's offense alone, Jordan turned into a playmaker. He drove to the basket, drew New York defenders to him, then passed to teammates for wide-open shots. Players like Paxson and Pippen smartly moved to open areas whenever Jordan penetrated, and the Knicks' defense could not adjust in time.
Today was the Knicks' turn to face tough questions. Riley, who has learned to live with the good and the bad that comes with Starks, downplayed the ejection. Besides, as poorly as the Knicks played, Riley had plenty of other things to worry about.
"I love John," Riley said. "All of us have things about us that might people don't agree with, but John's a great kid. Sometimes his emotions get the best of him, but he's trying, he's a competitor, and he's working on it. I'd want him in my foxhole any day."
The incident started when Starks made a hard karate-chop foul against Jordan. Starks was already upset about an offensive foul just called against him, not to mention the game itself.
Jordan took exception to the foul and started arguing with Starks, who then took several steps toward Jordan as if he wanted to fight. That cost Starks one technical foul. Then when Jordan walked away and the incident appeared to be over, Starks charged after Jordan again before being restrained by teammates. Starks got his second technical foul and he was ejected, as some of Starks's teammates looked at Starks angrily in front of the bench. It was Starks's second ejection of the playoffs. He was also tossed for head-butting Reggie Miller during the Indiana series.
Explaining his actions, Starks said, "Jordan put an elbow around my head and came onto my face. When you're a man, you can't let them do that."
Dominating the Knicks in a fashion rarely seen this season, the Bulls suantered into the locker room with a 62-43 halftime lead. Chicago did virtually whatever it wanted, leading by as many as 23 points and shooting 54 percent from the field.
The Bulls made several clever adjustments between Games 2 and 3. They set more weak-side picks for Paxson and Armstrong. Jordan (11 assists) drew two or three Knicks to him, then whipped passes to Paxson, Armstrong or Pippen for open shots.
Any time the Knicks allow 60 points in a half, and any time their bench is outplayed, they are in deep trouble. The Bulls did exactly what they wanted, and the Knicks simply had no answers. Now they have two days to regroup for Game 4.
Said Ewing, "I'm trying to to forget about this one as quickly as possible."
But the Bulls won't forget.
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The Pistons won 3 of 4 against the Bulls from 88 to 91 but the Bulls didn’t the Pistons what the Pistons never did to them, which was sweep
2 pac was still alive during this game. I was 9 years old.
im 18 and i observe that basketball nowadays nba is just too soft maybe its just me
I love the look on Jackson's face at the end of the game. Like he's thinking "that was a little too close for comfort."
And that's when I took it personal 😂😂😂😂
I saw another player with cramps took it by his peers to the locker room and this one, who got cramps too, need it A WIN! RELENTLESS! WILL TO WIN!
justcryand syd;well the Pistons RAPED the BullS 92-71(BEFORE David Stern CHANGED all the games defensive rules to keep Jordan from retiring after the 21-point Eastern Conference Finals Game 7 demoralization)So what's your POINT?!?
I love the older style of play, where everything was congested in the middle, It was more pleasing to watch, cause of the tight passes,and contested jumpers.
That bulls defense is what makes this team the best ever, pippen, jordan and Rodman were all defensive 1st team that yr, doesn't matter if the shots weren't falling, they'll clamp down with that full court press half court trap, everyone with at least a 7 foot wingspan on the perimeter, Longley and Harper were great defenders too, along with their deep bench led by kukoc, MJ retired because he was bored with winning, he needed that playoff loss in 95 for motivation
He intentionally scored 45 points.
This 91 Bulls team was simply mentally tougher than the 88, 89 and 90 Bulls teams, those teams let the Pistons physical play get to them, this 91 Bulls team refused to let it get to them, in fact it has gotten to Detroit, who tried every tactic to throw these 91 Bulls off, didn't work, and the Pistons realize their tactics was out of options, nothing they can do.
The difference with the 1991 Bulls, this version was mentally tougher to face Detroit head on, without showing any intimidation of their physical play, they were ready for, Detroit still tried cheap tactics, but this version of the Bulls didn't let it get to them, instead the Bulls not letting it get to them, it got to Detroit, who figured out that they could no longer get to the Bulls mentally. This 91 Bulls team wasn't the 1988, 1989 and 1990 Bulls, those Bulls teams weren't mentally tough enough to fight off Detroit's physical play, they let it get to them, it deflated them, this 91 team didn't let it deflate them, huge difference.
This was Michael Jordan's revenge on Larry Bird
I just wanted to see them dripping again
Ive heard people say that had grant not gotten injured in game 1 Orlando woulda won this series since it was grant who killed them in '95 but......I dint think so
I think this game shows that Jordan can average over 40 or even 45 points with 4-5 three-pointers per game, in an era when three-pointers are so important and everyone is shooting three-pointers like today. (57 points with 6 three-pointers)
Yall didnt show how he missed his last free throw on purpose to stay at 45 points lol
Ah yes! The bad boys of basketball I remember that used to play rough with everyone…and really rough on the MJ Bulls….got embarrassed so bad they walked off the court like a little girl kicked in the puss!! Good riddance to a bunch of lowlife losers….hope you assholes never accomplish anything.
I saw a G. I've seen it all. Scott the Illinois Seer MCSC the Chicago Seer
These Detroit Pistons were cowards and disrespected the game of pro sports... FNUK EM.!!!!
Well that is one way to get Starks open. Just knock down, from behind, the person guarding him.
4:46 - Jordan's revenge on Nick Anderson
Walk of shame
If it weren't for Pip, MJ would have had to answer some tough questions after this one. He really had an off night.
Oh #Mike you knew who to play clean basketball! Usetta love those post game interviews 😂
One very important fact that is rarely mentioned about this rivalry is that Detroit was never able to get back to the ECF against J after getting swept. The Bulls/Pistons rivalry and the Jordan Rules were put to sleep.
En aquel tiempo habia estrellas en muchos equipos le costo a chicago y faltaba el utha
Young guys need to watch this video. This is what separates Jordan from all of the other superstars. He could always score, but in this game he and Pippen turned the game around defensively. I laugh today when people say someone is the best '2 way' player for playing offense and defense well. But to me that's what any start is supposed to do.
This guy is absolutely unreal. The perfect basketball player!
Isaiah was the ring leader of that nonsense no class
Knicks were up 2 - 0 after this game.
9:18 Well, I'm off to L.A. So long, suckers.
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Goat
溜马队不是冠军队
That intro music hits and I’m 12 again. Every time
When the going gets tough it s jordan time!!🎉🎉
Michael always credit scotie pippen play unselfish leader
8:47 The dagger.
If this 98 Pacers team played in the modern NBA, they’d play pretty damn well. As Jalen Rose said “we had a squad!”
I bet MJ was glad the Bulls could rely on their best player, Scottie Pippen, to have such a great game and seal this win for them🤣
Bro if starks got ejected why didnt jordan. Pffft. Jordan throws an elbow off the ball grab and nothing.
The very next season, O'Neal would again be on the receiving end of another monster Bulls comeback - this time vs the Lakers....
mann if not for MJ or Bron.. Pacers could have got a 💍
The crown noise alone woulda scared LeBron
The Pacers were the toughest opponents of the Bulls in Jordan's second three-peat run. Jordan acknowledged how tough they were in the Last Dance. They were very close to eliminating the Bulls in this series but Jordan's will to win was almost superhuman. He said in a presser prior to this game: "We're going to win game 7." And that was the end of that.
Jordan lost to the Magic with the #45 Jersey and he avenged their lost by Sweeping and closed out the series with 45 pts
the big payback..bulls revenge tour
Do you have the full game?
Love it when Marv Albert announces "and a techical has been called on Starks!"