Yeah because back then the rules allowed for way more defense. They implicated the defensive 3 second rule in 2001, took away hand checking in 2004, and in 2019 they put in the “freedom of movement” rule which allows off ball players to move freely without off ball defenders impeding their movements. Nba defense today is a walk in the park compared to what it used to be, just ask Luka and Giannis, they both agree Euro basketball has way harder defense than the nba. That’s the game we’re watching @simplecleaning4296
@@radgamez738 The 2015-16 Warriors blew what should be a historic run. They made a new record for most wins to begin the season (24). Then 73-9. They capped it by becoming the first team in NBA Finals history to blow a 3-1 series lead. So they just settle to win three more rings despite not the top seed on the last two.
Shit it was then too tbh it was a huge deal on the sports talk shows.. sports radio talk shows were fucking huge then.,was all over the newspapers and of course sports center made a issue of it
@@TheSands83 With shows like First Take and the monster that social media has become the volume is turned way up when something like that happens these days.
@@coreyrowe4119 yeah but u do realize they had shows all over the country like first take that were over the radio,,, and newspapers had columnists that wrote about the team every day.. sports radio was huge back then. I remember working on construction sites in the summer when I was a teenager n they had sports shows with a couple of guys talking about your local team and they had espn radio who talked all day about it.. people were different then we listened to the radio instead of checking our phones. Maybe it wasn’t as much yes.. but it’s not like it wasn’t talked about nonstop 😂 they did the same shit. And like the bulls then had skip bayless in the late 90s who followed them n wrote about all the going ons in the paper. Jay Marriotti did the same because Chicago had more than one major newspaper. Every city had that… It was still talked about and scrutinized ad nausem. It’s like people forgot 😂 even my little town had the cardinals St. Louis radio program who talked about them every day and then 3 times a week we had a local show with two guys talking about them. We got rams shows on the radio , blues, and nba we got everything Chicago bulls. Then we got national coverage with espn and CNN sports.. not to mention they had way more pregame shows back then that told you about everything. We also had inside stuff on Saturday morning that went over what happened that week. Lots of media coverage. And the bulls had wgn Wich covered everything bulls
Jordan was so dope that he was the type of player to take shots while double teamed, instead of passing and I was like oh it's cool good shot, because it's Jordan the goat
Penny was a beast,playmaker with killer post moves, amazing passing ability and feel of the game, him and Derrick Rose is the biggest "what if" of the NBA 🏀🏀
@@prytanhs12345 To be fair, DRose named league MVP in 2011. Unlike Penny, DRose's efforts after his 3rd year were enough to clinch the league's best individual trophy in the regular season. Ironically, both suffered their injury in the 1st round of the Playoffs. Penny revealed decades later he heard a pop on his knee in the series against Detroit in 1996 (G3?). It's a mystery why Thibs still let Rose play despite having a safe margin and an imminent win with less than 90 seconds left in 2012 (game1). Rose patiently participated in his rehabilitation progress that shelved him for two seasons. Unfortunately, he's already a shadow of his former MVP self. As for Penny, despite the pop he continued to play until East Finals then participated in Atlanta Olympics, instead of assessing his knee (can't blame him). He was supposed not to play during 1997-98 until his knee was fully recovered, but played in 1998 All-Star, citing his fans still voted for him despite his absence. Not following the timetable could cost him his career. Thankfully he still managed to have a lucrative deal via sign-and-trade to Phoenix. And pardon the litany.
That was almost a repeat of Games 1 and 6 of last season’s ECSF where the Bulls botched both games when in a winning position. This time the Bulls who were mentally stronger compared to last year, maintained their focus, withstood the Magic onslaught and came up with the big plays in clutch time.
Ah, yes, the game where Shaq showed up late (and his first game back following the passing of his grandmother) and Brian Hill had to be forced to play him after he said that he was going to sit Shaq out because he didn't show up for shootaround.
I remember this game. its was on a weekend. i used to love the afternoon games. I used to record them on VHS. There was something wrong with Shaq's Grandma or something like that. Which is why he didn't travel with the team. That was why he came late. Good game as usual between Shaq/Penny vs MJ/Pip/Rodman. Rodman never got the respect he deserved from the broadcasters. As a undersized Pf he would guard Shaq, Barkley, Kemp, Malone and other stars. And they always talked about him like he was a problem or nuisance instead of a hard working mastermind. I still watch the NBA. but they don't play this hard anymore. It's all offense, and no real defense and no post play. I miss this
He was a nuisance and asshole a lot of times but It canceled out because he was tireless and sacrificed his body for loose balls. it set the tone and an example of what hard work can accomplish.
that 96 ECF was supposed to be the series of all series. Everybody in their mama was waiting for that series after MJ got embarrassed in that 95 series. The series was a complete dud smh. 96 Bulls were on a mission. Nobody was beating them
@@andrius11Nick missed game 4, after they were down 0-3. Non factor. Grant, yeah that was devastating. No doubt they would have been more competitive. If it had been a 6 or 7 game series, then it definitely would have mattered. But as good as he was, no way Grant is turning a sweep into a series victory.
even with Horace & Nick, Shaw, it woulda been more competitive and prob went 6 or 7, but they were not winning that series. Horace basically did nothing in Game 1, as well as Nick Anderson, Scott@@andrius11
For all the mj haters who say he was a ballhog.... He shot 50% frm d freaking field which produced 6 rings! He can ballhog all he wants! Now kobrick is a different story.
Goukas said Rodman flopped against Shaq in the post. Shaq was around 330 at this time. People didn’t need to flop 🤦♂️ But Goukas was biased against Rodman.
So were a lot of people. The years have been kind to his reputation. He’s looked at so much more favorably now. He really was the Randy Moss and the TO of his time.
Funny thing is, i watched those back in the 90s and i never realised how special it was. I thought that NBA would be like that forever. If i knew it would become this travesty of a sport as its today, i would have watched every single game back then.
Chicago Bulls win on the road against Orlando Magic's home game advantage was an equaliser till the 4 points win by the Bull's. Shaquille O'Neill had a great impact thus outplaying Dennis Rodman in dunks and free throws too. Even MJ didn't av a great field in his offenses against the Magic's tight defenses.🤔❤👍🏀🙏
Shaq was a problem. There's been some revisionist history that Shaq was a bad defender, but he really just caused major problems by being so big and in the way. He didn't need to do much more.
Hey what NBA on NBC game highlights will you be uploading next? Anymore from the 1993-94 and 1994-95 seasons? I know you said you’ll upload the extended intros of available.
You forget just how good Penny was. One of the biggest what if's in NBA history. He was one of my favorite players. I used to trade for all his cards when any of my friends got one. The old Skybox metal Penny was my favorite for some reason.
I watched like it was an exame. I studied and it was. Top Brady, Michael Jordan and the true true greats would have dine it for free. Winners are not paid for what we prepare ourselves to win. We are paid to perform. I know.
Shaqs free throw shooting was the reason they didn’t go to him for last shots, the bulls would have sent him to the line where he might have made 1 of 2
And all fouls on Magic players - kinda cheap. MJ was brutaly fouled - no, refs dont see. Rodman easy defend Shaq - FOUL. Traveling by Shaq half of time? No. Its good. NBA start create star for league at this time. Big nothing can Boy with right colour of Skin. Nothing without Kobe.
This literally looks 10x more difficult than today’s NBA.
I don't know what game you're watching.
@@simplecleaning4296 Open your eyes and stop being young and dumb.
Yeah because back then the rules allowed for way more defense. They implicated the defensive 3 second rule in 2001, took away hand checking in 2004, and in 2019 they put in the “freedom of movement” rule which allows off ball players to move freely without off ball defenders impeding their movements. Nba defense today is a walk in the park compared to what it used to be, just ask Luka and Giannis, they both agree Euro basketball has way harder defense than the nba. That’s the game we’re watching @simplecleaning4296
@@simplecleaning4296clueless
Well the defense makes the difference!
MJ knew that, Kobe knew that, Dirk knew that and then the NBA officials decided to ruin the game
If a time machine existed I'd head straight for the 90's
Then spend my Fridays doin blow in the '80s 😂
FR!
Same here….or late 80’s and relive like 88-2000
Same
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The commentary in the 90s was top notch. So underrated.
This is WAAAAAAAAAAY BETTER than the current NBA.
This when NBA was worth watching. Every Sunday after church ran home to watch NBA games.
Those days as a kid were amazing. Little did we kno that things wouldnt keep getting better lol
Remember those days. Watching the NBA on NBC after church was the move. Loved it when they had a doubleheader.
It felt like Christmas to me
Yeah, it would be doubly awesome if some good teams were playing.
@@DJRashadHayesYup. It's called growing up. Many in our generation seem to wish they never did .
I miss you NBA on NBC.
WoW! I was a fresh hot off the shelf 18yo... Now I'm 45. 🥴
96 Bulls. Best NBA team ever. 72-10 record capped it off with a NBA Championship.
warriors could never lol
@@radgamez738
The 2015-16 Warriors blew what should be a historic run.
They made a new record for most wins to begin the season (24). Then 73-9.
They capped it by becoming the first team in NBA Finals history to blow a 3-1 series lead.
So they just settle to win three more rings despite not the top seed on the last two.
I moved from California in 1996 to Colorado - I got the Bulls for free (WGN) every night and Marv Albert announcing - fiiing Hallaujah !!!!!!
So nostalgic, Marv Albert's "YES" is iconic. NBA was so Great! 90's golden era.
Defense is lit. Todays game are like babies
Shaq's late arrival would be talked about forever in the social media/hot take era we live in today.
Social media is just a platform for stone-throwers
Tell me about it
Shit it was then too tbh it was a huge deal on the sports talk shows.. sports radio talk shows were fucking huge then.,was all over the newspapers and of course sports center made a issue of it
@@TheSands83 With shows like First Take and the monster that social media has become the volume is turned way up when something like that happens these days.
@@coreyrowe4119 yeah but u do realize they had shows all over the country like first take that were over the radio,,, and newspapers had columnists that wrote about the team every day.. sports radio was huge back then. I remember working on construction sites in the summer when I was a teenager n they had sports shows with a couple of guys talking about your local team and they had espn radio who talked all day about it.. people were different then we listened to the radio instead of checking our phones. Maybe it wasn’t as much yes.. but it’s not like it wasn’t talked about nonstop 😂 they did the same shit. And like the bulls then had skip bayless in the late 90s who followed them n wrote about all the going ons in the paper. Jay Marriotti did the same because Chicago had more than one major newspaper. Every city had that… It was still talked about and scrutinized ad nausem. It’s like people forgot 😂 even my little town had the cardinals St. Louis radio program who talked about them every day and then 3 times a week we had a local show with two guys talking about them. We got rams shows on the radio , blues, and nba we got everything Chicago bulls. Then we got national coverage with espn and CNN sports.. not to mention they had way more pregame shows back then that told you about everything. We also had inside stuff on Saturday morning that went over what happened that week. Lots of media coverage. And the bulls had wgn Wich covered everything bulls
Jordan was so dope that he was the type of player to take shots while double teamed, instead of passing and I was like oh it's cool good shot, because it's Jordan the goat
PENNY HARDAWAY WAS SO FREAKIN NICE!!!!!💯💯💯
Penny was a beast,playmaker with killer post moves, amazing passing ability and feel of the game, him and Derrick Rose is the biggest "what if" of the NBA 🏀🏀
@@prytanhs12345It's Len Bias
@@prytanhs12345
To be fair, DRose named league MVP in 2011.
Unlike Penny, DRose's efforts after his 3rd year were enough to clinch the league's best individual trophy in the regular season.
Ironically, both suffered their injury in the 1st round of the Playoffs.
Penny revealed decades later he heard a pop on his knee in the series against Detroit in 1996 (G3?).
It's a mystery why Thibs still let Rose play despite having a safe margin and an imminent win with less than 90 seconds left in 2012 (game1).
Rose patiently participated in his rehabilitation progress that shelved him for two seasons.
Unfortunately, he's already a shadow of his former MVP self.
As for Penny, despite the pop he continued to play until East Finals then participated in Atlanta Olympics, instead of assessing his knee (can't blame him).
He was supposed not to play during 1997-98 until his knee was fully recovered, but played in 1998 All-Star, citing his fans still voted for him despite his absence. Not following the timetable could cost him his career. Thankfully he still managed to have a lucrative deal via sign-and-trade to Phoenix.
And pardon the litany.
I used to love NBA on NBC ....super classic
Jordan with the clutch shot and defense
Just look how hard they are competing for a regular season game compared to now days
Horace Grant is so underrated, he's is a HOF!
Going from Grant to Rodman was nothing but an even exchange.
It was Kerr, Harper, and especially Kukoc that made the 2nd 3-peat Bulls the better team.
@@joemamma137Hence the Era of the role players - Genius if you ask me.
10:55 self assist by Jordan
Shaq was very explosive those years. Even MJ was nervous going into the lane. 😅
This was just a regular season game. Imagine if this was a playoff huh...
Shaq would destroy teams nowadays..there is nobody close that could stop him besides the refs
That was almost a repeat of Games 1 and 6 of last season’s ECSF where the Bulls botched both games when in a winning position. This time the Bulls who were mentally stronger compared to last year, maintained their focus, withstood the Magic onslaught and came up with the big plays in clutch time.
Ah, yes, the game where Shaq showed up late (and his first game back following the passing of his grandmother) and Brian Hill had to be forced to play him after he said that he was going to sit Shaq out because he didn't show up for shootaround.
Thanks for clearing that up, I don’t remember this one so was confused about Shaq not starting
If the lebum goes to play in the 90s, he would cry.
Put This Game On NBA TV Hardwood Classic On TV
I remember this game. its was on a weekend. i used to love the afternoon games. I used to record them on VHS. There was something wrong with Shaq's Grandma or something like that. Which is why he didn't travel with the team. That was why he came late. Good game as usual between Shaq/Penny vs MJ/Pip/Rodman. Rodman never got the respect he deserved from the broadcasters. As a undersized Pf he would guard Shaq, Barkley, Kemp, Malone and other stars. And they always talked about him like he was a problem or nuisance instead of a hard working mastermind. I still watch the NBA. but they don't play this hard anymore. It's all offense, and no real defense and no post play. I miss this
He was a nuisance and asshole a lot of times but It canceled out because he was tireless and sacrificed his body for loose balls.
it set the tone and an example of what hard work can accomplish.
that 96 ECF was supposed to be the series of all series. Everybody in their mama was waiting for that series after MJ got embarrassed in that 95 series. The series was a complete dud smh. 96 Bulls were on a mission. Nobody was beating them
Horace, Nick was injured!
@@andrius11Nick missed game 4, after they were down 0-3. Non factor.
Grant, yeah that was devastating. No doubt they would have been more competitive. If it had been a 6 or 7 game series, then it definitely would have mattered.
But as good as he was, no way Grant is turning a sweep into a series victory.
even with Horace & Nick, Shaw, it woulda been more competitive and prob went 6 or 7, but they were not winning that series. Horace basically did nothing in Game 1, as well as Nick Anderson, Scott@@andrius11
For all the mj haters who say he was a ballhog.... He shot 50% frm d freaking field which produced 6 rings! He can ballhog all he wants! Now kobrick is a different story.
Goukas said Rodman flopped against Shaq in the post. Shaq was around 330 at this time. People didn’t need to flop 🤦♂️ But Goukas was biased against Rodman.
But it was a flop. Or at least it wasn't an offensive foul. No elbow, no shoulder. He was pushing rodman with his back.
So were a lot of people. The years have been kind to his reputation. He’s looked at so much more favorably now.
He really was the Randy Moss and the TO of his time.
ofcourse it was flop :D you dont know Rodman ? flop and get a foul is win
one of my favorites was penny hardaway unstoppable!!!
Maravilloso player
Another great upload!! 🙏🏾
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The 1994 NBA all-stars weekend 3-point shoot out and Slam Dunk contest, please?
@@MDBBall More Chicago Bulls Seattle Sonics Detroit Pistons
This is the peak of the nba
Crazy that six future Lakers played in this game…
Who is the 6th?
Shaq
Grant
Shaw
Rodman
Harper
???
@@MJIZZELplayed very briefly but John Sally
Jerry West knew how to get other teams star and good role players. Thank God he didn’t dedicate his life to wife stealing.
I WATCHED EVERY SECOND OF THIS GAME & REFUSED TO BE DISTURBED!!!!💯💯💯
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that 360 from MJ is his most underrated career highlight
When did he did 360 in the video
10:30@@mcjr1989
Time stamp bro
10:30@@joemamma137
Rodman was absolutely KEY in the bulls success
If you don’t think he’s the goat, you’re smoking something
Best era 👉👈
Funny thing is, i watched those back in the 90s and i never realised how special it was. I thought that NBA would be like that forever. If i knew it would become this travesty of a sport as its today, i would have watched every single game back then.
Chicago Bulls win on the road against Orlando Magic's home game advantage was an equaliser till the 4 points win by the Bull's.
Shaquille O'Neill had a great impact thus outplaying Dennis Rodman in dunks and free throws too.
Even MJ didn't av a great field in his offenses against the Magic's tight defenses.🤔❤👍🏀🙏
Modern Finals games can't even match the energy and the intensity of this regular season game
MJ GREATEST OF ALL TIME!!!!!!!!🏀🏀🏀🏀🏀🏀
Arguably the game of the year of 1996.
it’s rare to see MJ fumbling his shots facing shaq in the paint
Shaq was a problem. There's been some revisionist history that Shaq was a bad defender, but he really just caused major problems by being so big and in the way. He didn't need to do much more.
Hey what NBA on NBC game highlights will you be uploading next? Anymore from the 1993-94 and 1994-95 seasons? I know you said you’ll upload the extended intros of available.
In your description, it says “WCF Preview”, but the Bulls and Magic are apart of the Eastern Conference.
Thanks for the correction Damon!
Enjoy this watch back to 90s
This was the clashes of the Titans
This game was dope I remember this game Jordan patted black and white Jordan was crispy as he'll 😂fire 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥
Love how you put the right names in the title. Nailed it.
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Good times
Joe Wolfs contributions here CANNOT be understated.
I cry myself to sleep sometimes wondering what Penny would have become
One word, physical
That conference finals would have been much closer if it wasn't for Grant's injury in game 1.
Jordan all day!!
You forget just how good Penny was. One of the biggest what if's in NBA history. He was one of my favorite players. I used to trade for all his cards when any of my friends got one. The old Skybox metal Penny was my favorite for some reason.
Upload More And More Chicago Bulls Basketball games
Jordan patted leather Jordan's was hard 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥
And now they back out
where are your replays?
Young Shaq was explosive
Awesome
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Bulls defense was a wolfpack
And they won without their starting center. Luc Longley
Pippin top 5 player all time stop penny when it counted
The reap basketball game🎉🎉
I watched like it was an exame. I studied and it was. Top Brady, Michael Jordan and the true true greats would have dine it for free. Winners are not paid for what we prepare ourselves to win. We are paid to perform. I know.
When basketball was basketball all sports became wooses sport today SKS 😂 telling it like it is I'm a senior omg
love watching Shaq fighting Mano-A-Mano,than Jokic taking 3 point Shot..
somewhere rookie jelly bean starting his young career while micheal making history
knew it was 1 of 72 not 1of 9
Orlando Shaq O'Neal was better than Lakers Shaq O'Neal and Scottie Pippin owned penny hardaway
was this the playoffs?
Regular season
0:34
Orlando should have gone with Shaq on that last .. .. Lakers used to kill the Sacramento years later..
Shaqs free throw shooting was the reason they didn’t go to him for last shots, the bulls would have sent him to the line where he might have made 1 of 2
Rodman @ 8:28 shows the flops in the 90’s were better too. Actually had strategic purpose besides faking injury.
Well it looked realistic bc it was someone huge like Shaq and Shaq ended up falling on top of him
@@actionjackson7020 hence my ‘strategic purpose’ but I’ve seen it done to Barkley too. Doesn’t have to be someone that massivw
shaq scot skiles
mj bj scotie
phil jackson...
I hated Shaq the basketball player... As a Blazer fan, I'm pretty sure everyone can figure out why. 😆
Refs in this game hate Rodman, but him easy defend vs Shaq, all this cheap fouls without ball. Just position fight. Easy. Handle. Him.
Happy holidays without the respect i'm not your friend and i'm not joking sorts
F that!!!!
So fantastic jordan's move but what a lame competion it was
And all fouls on Magic players - kinda cheap. MJ was brutaly fouled - no, refs dont see. Rodman easy defend Shaq - FOUL. Traveling by Shaq half of time? No. Its good. NBA start create star for league at this time. Big nothing can Boy with right colour of Skin. Nothing without Kobe.