Many people don’t understand how difficult God’s final championship was in the 97-98 season. That year, there were 4 teams with 60 wins in the regular season, and the Pacers in the Eastern Conference finals had 58 wins. The Jazz swept the Bulls in the regular season. In the end, God lost his home court advantage. The absence of home court advantage in the 90s can be understood as a death sentence. Looking at the team, the dictatorship of the short and fat man Klaus caused the salary of Pi Erye to be only one million (how can you not allow The second master signed for ten years), conflicts are inevitable. Almost everyone in the team resists Klaus. Of course, this includes Zen Master, so that God is reluctant to mention him in interviews. Klaus has changed Walked through God’s favorite Oakley, but before the second three consecutive championships, he traded Rodman, Kukoc, as the team manager, this time one has to admit that Klaus is really insightful, except for this. Don't talk about it outside.
Back to the 97-98 season playoffs on the court, God was 35 years old that year, Pi Erye 33, Rodman 37, and Harper also had 34 "older" teams with an average age of 33. The Eastern Conference finals and the Pacers led by Miller made the Bulls completely overdrawn in 7 games. On the other hand, the Jazz only had a little effort in the first round of the Rockets and swept the Lakers in the Western Conference, so that the Jazz had a lot of time to recuperate. Accumulation, the victory of Libra no matter who watched it at the time may be more inclined to revenge the Jazz to win the championship, but basketball has never been a sport that relies on these objective factors to win. In the finals G5 Bulls home court, Kukoc scored 30 points efficiently. Pippen was troubled by a back injury and felt cold and only scored 6 points. God was also oppressed by the Jazz. The final shooting percentage was less than 40%. The Postman scored 17 of 27 and scored 39 points in that game and finally won.
In the finals, G6 returned to Salt Lake City, the most terrifying home in NBA history. For most of the three quarters of the game, the Jazz always maintained a weak advantage. In the last three minutes, the Jazz led 81 to 79. Harper had no chance to take the ball from the left low post. Outside Jordan, the three-point shot is short! Hornacek took the rebound and wanted to make a long pass to Russell in the backcourt. I'm sorry to be ruthlessly confiscated. This steal should have been the start of a counterattack. I didn't expect Rodman to have an offensive foul by Stockkerton and wasted this. A valuable ball with 2 minutes and 50 seconds left. After the timeout, Malone hit a mid-range shot to 83:79 and a four-point death difference, but God still calmly slipped to the bottom line and made two free throws for the opponent. Both sides missed a shot in the two rounds, and the game entered white-hot with 1:20 seconds. At this time Stockton also wanted to create an offensive foul, but unfortunately he failed and blocked the foul from getting to the free throw line. He made two free throws and made a steady score of 83. Then Stockton received a long pass from the postman and hit a 40-degree three-pointer on the right. I still remember that three-pointer. Stockton's toes almost touched the three-point line but it was just right. The Jazz had 42 seconds to lead the game with a three-pointer. This three-pointer represented the Jazz’s determination to drag into the tie-break, but God immediately grabbed a 2-pointer after the timeout. That layup might be the ugliest layup in God’s career. One of the players hit a board and the total score came to 86:85. The fans’ hearts have already mentioned that the final moment of the final moment is unpredictable. In the next round, the postman receives the ball from the low post, and the ghost cuts the ball behind the gods. History tells us that all opportunities are seized from others. God dragged his heavy legs and slowly dribbled the ball through the half-court. Facing Russell’s defense, there was 8.8 seconds left to start a right-hand breakthrough with the ball, and then he did. An emergency stop crossover gently pushed the defender with his left hand, Russell was shaken out of the sky, and No. 23's calm and relaxed eyes hit the Ths last shot that was recorded in the annals of history. 86:87 The sixth crown of the quasi lore god is reached!
Russell once mocked Jordan after playing baseball. He must have never thought that he would be the background of Jordan for a lifetime. In this game, Jordan scored 45 points, Kukoc tepid 15 points, and all the remaining players had the highest score. 8 points are credited, this is the last dance of God, the Last dance completed with a lead block tied to the leg!
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