1998 Nba Playoffs: NJ Nets @ Chicago Bulls, Gm 1 part 3/14

[bcunningham13946]

I love the game......but I'm glad as hell you got the commercials in here!!!! Those commercials brought back memories of what life was like back then. Shit has changed so much since then.....smh

[captainkill1]

harper actually was a big scorer in the beginning of his career before he played with Jordan and pippen.

[mj45jh23sp33]

this 98 team was far stronger than the 2002 team, Kittles was a very great talent shame about the injuries and Williams was a far better player to compete with Shaq this team was strong, just unlucky they met the GOAT and the GOAT team as well

[hakola95]

@mj45jh23sp33 The Bulls were certainly not the greatest team ever. They are well behind the Magic Lakers and the Bird Celtics. As for the Nets, you're forgetting that it was Jason Kidd who spurred them to two NBA Finals in the 2000s. The 2002 team was not as good as the 1998 team. Clearly, that comment was simply to build up the Bulls, not to compliment the 1998 Nets.

[avonsworld]

@hakola95 Jordan and the bulls 3 peat twice, how is it even a question that the bulls were much greater than any dynasty of the 80's. Basketball is incredibly difficult to dominate because of the luck and constant changes involved that's why no one else could 3 peat. Jordan was the greatest finisher, neither the Lakers nor the Celtics had someone so poised and determined to win in the 4th quarter and that's why the Bulls won. They fed off Jordan's drive which was stronger than any others.

[Rodzilla97]

as well as 2002 obviously

[Rodzilla97]

kittles & lucious harris were on the 2003 nets, that went 6 games vs the spurs in the 2003 finals

[LuigiLaker]

A few of the Nets players that were on the 2002 Finals roster are with the Nets at this time..

[jsantos23000]

Keith Van Horn, Kerry Kittles, and Lucious Harris are the Nets players from their 1998 roster that would help NJ reach the 2002 NBA Finals. just like in '98, the Nets were swept in the postseason by a team (the Lakers) coached by Phil Jackson.