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Bulls vs. Heat - 1998 (TNT Night game)

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Miami Heat beat the Bulls in a prior game by 25 points earlier in the season (without Pippen) and also called this game a statement game. However, Michael Jordan was the one who made the statement with 37 points. Scottie Pippen added 19 points, 8 assists, and 6 rebounds.

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  • 98' Bulls > 2012 Heat

  • @gbinct Don't forget Jordan is also a faster sprinter than Kobe. Jordan ran a 4.3 in the 40 yard dash. Kobe was 4.8. Jordan's vertical was "48. Kobe's highest was around "44. There is nothing Kobe does better.

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  • so if you had a time machine, what basketball era would to travel to?

  • @terrybigteekemp You can't compare Jerry Lucas and Jack Tyman to Kareem and Worthy . You have some good points but, this comparison is not good . Avg a TRIPLE DOUBLE FOR A SEASON IS UNIQUE. Oscar also lead his team in scoring ,assist and rebounding like 3 ot 4 years in a row. Got to give him props , your point guard is your best rebounder and post up player.

  • @WeSayItReviews everybody knows that

  • @twright778

    Well I guess, Kobe's turnover numbers are better than Jordan's. LOL.

  • @parkerxjr I am not disagreeing with you on any points either. Oscar revolutionized the guard position, but don't discredit Magic's dominance either. He had a great team yes, but so did Larry, Bill, Wilt with the 76ers and Lakers, Oscar with the Bucks, but that doesn't make them lesser players.

  • @parkerxjr Tyman was a star before Oscar made it to the pros, and Lucas was still a star after Oscars departure. Believe me, I am not taking anything from The Big "O", but give credit where credit is due. Magic would have been great no matter where he landed. Remember he didn't have James the first three years of his career, and he dominated the finals (esp game 6) in his rookie year. Shaq did dominate, but when he developed his footwork in LA that's when he really became great.

  • @terrybigteekemp Jerry Lucas and Jack Tyman are examples of 2 players that would not be stars today .Sometimes a great player can make stars out of average players , see Jason Kidd NJ NETS. You can't compare them to Worthy and Kareem. Oscar played with Kareem as a rookie before he was a seasoned veteran. Oscar was still the leader. Olujuwan did dominate Shaq in the finals. Shaq actually dominated every center from Georgetown . Patrick included .

  • @WeSayItReviews if u were from Miami u wouldn't be hating. truth is we got multiple future championships, dnt hate on it.

  • @parkerxjr Big O had Jerry Lucas and Jack Tyman, both in the Hall, along with other all-stars in that season. He went on to play for the Bucks with young Lew Alcinder who is the same center Magic passed to 8 years after their championship. Shaq dominated, yes, but Hakeem owned him in the 95 championship. He was also dominated by a great jump shooting center named Pat Ewing in his years with Orlando. Shaq's true dominant years was when he developed his foot work, and a hook shot in LA.

  • @manuel34756353 you are so wrong about all three . NO DEFENSE . Bill Russell was the king of Defense . As far as Wilt not avg 50 , Jordan said if he were playing today with the rule changes he would average 50 . When Oscar averaged a triple double with the cinncinatti royals who was he passing to nobody. Magic was passing to 2 hall of famers. Comparing Wilt to Shaq is not an insult . Shaq dominated the center position for about 10 years.

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