Chicago Bulls 5th Championship video 1997 part 8/9

[YoungStudCertified]

2:56 to 3:17 perfection.

[glencoe428]

i wish i was

at the 1998 NBA finals

so i can put up 6 fingers

on that one utah jazz liscence guy

[optimusP76]

@glencoe428 You mean Jazz Man

[CEQUEUE]

I never seen Phil Jackson smile that much.... not anytime when the Lakers won any of there championships

[jaboo82681]

My fault 5:16 to 5:50

[jaboo82681]

0:50 to 0:14 was the best part of the video

[blaccmamba24]

why we gotta bring up kobe, this is mj video 

[pach1234]

What I like best about 4:45 on is that MJ completely planned giving it to Kerr if Stockton let him, showing you he definitely WAS a team player and did anything he could to help the team win instead of forgetting that in order to get the spotlight to himself. He never even planned to take the shot before the play even started.

[VancouverChokers]

@pach1234 That's what Jordan learned from his battles against the Pistons in the late 80s - how to play a team game. He didn't have to like his teammates, just had to trust them enough to make shots and win championships.

[MrJohndefender]

Michael Jordan understood the entire concept of teamwork...There was never a selfish moment in the entire repertoire of his game. He had the insight to see a win when everyone around him couldn't. Steve Kerr would have never made the winning shot If it wasn't for Jordan putting the challange before him. Even with the flu and totally exhausted of energy, loosing was not an option. This guy will forever be my hero on the court and in the diffculties I face everyday in my personal life. MJ 4ever!!

[reign80]

Wow that is the guy from gamefaqs. He is at the 2:30 mark of he video pointing.

[manuknapatai]

I dont know about the non-stop debates of kobe wanna-be-like MJ but I do believe that Kobe has been watching this video for millions times trying to figure out what he failed to example MJ.

[TheViper129]

For the love of God, someone create a time machine so we can go back to these days!

[luisr12491]

i jerk off to this video all the time

[Dempseyboi8]

i used to watch this video in my basement almost on a daily basis as a kid. and ill always remember the lady at 5:23. hahah i love this video.

[nyyankeesvideolist]

3:00-3:25 Pippin and Jordan: From day one, goal is to win championships. We're not going to give this up. It's a dream, now we have to sustain this.

[nyyankeesvideolist]

0:23-1:00 Coach Jackson - Anxious about this game, we're all nervous. Don't think about anything but the play ahead.

[bel4283]

LOL Has anyone ever asked Jordon why he used to hang his tongue out like that?

[Mandinko23]

i love their teamwork, i swear now you don't see that, micheal can shoot anytime and win, but instead he let everyone in the team shine and have their moment on the spotlight that is what makes him a great hero, and thats why many of us love him so much. but now adays all you see is people playing as they are the only one in the team, all they do is wait for other to do all the dribling and then get the pass and shoot and win then they are called the greatest no teamwork at all.

[booraroo]

look how brilliant MJ was...DAMN!..that's what you called perfection...GOAT!

[N0zix420]

steve kerr arizona baby!

[jasonhenry606]

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Chicago Bulls 5th Championship video 1997 part 8/9

[Wardfolio]

That's the definition of TEAMWORK! Jordan could have shot it and of course made it. But he trusted Kerr. That is how you build a strong relationship on your team. These new so-called superstars could learn a thing or two. Cut their pay and sponsors until they learn TEAMWORK. LOL!

[sportstalk23]

@Wardfolio yeah it kills that whole mj ballhog shit haters spout i just love the sequence of events watching mj you can tell by his demeanor he's coming up with a plan and calls steve and check out 4:52-4:4:54 the classic mj look of an assassin utah was going home with no title for sure

[jaboo82681]

I remember being in the 10th grade watching this, when Kerr hit that shot I started screing YES!!!! And when Toni dunked I just put my head down in relief that it was over!!!

[jayemveeaydee]

damn, i like how jordan got that mad trust on kerr.

he cud have shot that

[mariocandela]

What´s Jordan did say to Kerr on 4:51?

[BADussi10]

@mariocandela He told Kerr to watch for the the guy marking Kerr to leave him and double team Jordan and that if this happens that Jordan will pass to Kerr for the shot that's when Kerr says "if he comes off I'll be ready". That's exactly what happened and that's what makes Jordan the greatest player in NBA history - skill, teamwork and his ability to think ahead all demonstrated in that one sequence of events.

[tshelley21]

LOL anybody ever notice no matter what video it is that Steve Kerr shots are always all net?

[viperops169]

This brings back some good memories, the players of the 90's were alot better for the NBA and the fans than the ones now, that's probably why I don't watch the NBA anymore.

[Kantankruz]

@viperops169 You sure the reason you don't watch NBA anymore is because you don't work and you had to sell your TV for meth??

[watsgood2000]

@viperops169 absolutely right!!

[BrownSugar253]

1993 Bulls vs Suns(Paxson) = 1997 (Kerr Shot)

[dmainevent8615]

@5:15-5:23, that's the most dramatic pass i've ever seen in the nba finals

[andyk6925]

Whats the name of the song when Kerr buries that jumper?

[federaikkonerer]

Most beautiful Air Jordan ever, Jordan XII!!!

[t2dragon]

Steve Kerr made the winning shot and Kucoc added the icing to the cake that cemented the win.

[harmony000]

in these dvds it is funny to notice that no time at all is spent on Dennis Rodman. I remember very clearly that he was a key part of the team and was focused heavily on in the media and by other teams. maybe these dvds are meant to be sold in Walmart and are not really about documenting things as they happened.

[eicathy]

wow! on every video you made the same comment.!

[googleyueroy]

lol ur funny

maybe thats dude got a crush on rodman

[TheKingOfRuckus]

He wants to dye Rodman's hair, or perhaps braid it.

[ChiBulls23MJ]

Steve Kerr will be a Chicago Legend forever because of that shot. The fact that he demanded the ball and made the shot is unbelievable. I love the bulls and living in Chicago throughout the 90s was the greatest time of my life. A lot of people forget the bulls and the blackhawks were in a championship series at the same time (i believe 1992). Too bad the blackhawks lost but if they did the city probably would have erupted.

[breaker343]

You gotta have some freaking big balls to ask for the ball that decides the game.salute to Steve Kerr!

[andyk6925]

Dude Kerr is fuckin cold as ice, you should see the last championship he won, when he was with the spurs, he drained 4 three's against the mavs to put the mavs away.... I just wish Kerr was back in Chicago and not in PHX

[macse7en143]

I remember this game so well. Jordan did the same thing in his fifth game back from retirement back in 1995 against the KNICKS finding the open man for the win.

Pure BALL genius.

[shizbizzles]

kobe could never do this...

[BrownSugar253]

kobe could never do this because he's a ball hog. The closest playmaker that I can see today is Lebron James but neither Kobe and Lebron will breath the same air with Jordan. Jordan is simply the God of basketball. Kerr and Paxson will be remembered for their heroic game winning shot in the history of basketball.

[TO8]

Man the memories...I was biting my nails on this play at age 11, I thought Jordan was gonna take it, then when I saw him pump fake and throw it Kerr. I kinda cringed, however we know how it ends...Great players make no-name players like Kerr house hold names.

[whassell]

Kerr said he would be ready..lol..loved taht team man!!

[xxxwilly2]

its not the same without the bulls,The NBA is not what it use to be, Jordan had faith with his teamates, and trusted steve kerr. thats called leadership right there.

[jordanextreme]

Man, Phil Jackson g2 be an expert in whistling. xD

[Basssinger86]

If there was an all time team of great role players, Steve Kerr would have to be on it.

[LuigiLaker]

Unfournatley, this was the great Hal Douglas' last year as the narrator of NBA Finals videos..but another great voice, Will Lynam, would take over in 1998..

[cowboykiller47]

Right there is why Kobe will never be MJ

[holdupsway]

@cowboykiller47 are u sure?

[BTAY234]

@cowboykiller47 kobe isnt trying to be mj, kobe is kobe...aint nobody like kobe and they aint nobody like jordan...let that shit go, kobe aint trying to be jordan, kobe is trying to be the best player he can be

[cod4modernwarfare2ex]

@cowboykiller47 Kobe's heart, drive, and will match Jordan's the fuck you talk about?

[optimusP76]

@cowboykiller47 Whatever man Whatever

[EvolutionIXRR]

MJ was a great leader.

[sexdrax]

yah there was .6 in the clock but how could u win if you shot only 3 points the lead is 4 points haha.. u mean they will foul them on 3 point area.. for BUCKEYE only ..u must know the basketball before u comment :D

[ClutchPin]

It's so great how Michael kind of asked Kerr whether he felt like he could make a shot. ;D

[Dre7Guevara]

steve was on fire that night.

[SirLoin1987]

i was. seats sucked but i was there.

[SirLoin1987]

i was there

[mnysvr]

I'm jealous of you if it's true.

[freeway01ghost]

shit pure team work & trust

mike was never a ballhog

[orangemonkeyguy3]

close enough

[BuckeyeFan84]

There was .6 seconds on the clock when Kukoc jammed it