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Mark Price says his Cavs would've beaten the Bulls in 1989 if they were healthy: "It wasn't the shot necessarily; we were the better team"The Chicago Bulls' 1989 first-round playoff series against the Cleveland Cavaliers will always be remembered for 'The Shot' that Michael Jordan hit to win the series. According to former Cavs ...
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The Knicks knew what Michael Jordan was going to do in the 1989 playoffs and still couldn't do anything about it: "He was virtually unstoppable"In the 1989 playoffs, the New York Knicks ... But both already had an idea of who they would face, especially with Jordan's performances against the Cavs. "He was virtually unstoppable," Jackson ...
Down by a point with 3 seconds remaining in a decisive fifth game against the Cavaliers, Michael Jordan chose that moment to deliver the most famous shot of his incredible career.
Inspiration for Future Generations: Jordan's legacy is not limited to the accolades he received; it is the embodiment of resilience that he showcased. His journey inspires countless young athletes to ...
Facing elimination on the road in Chicago, the Cavs survive a 50-point explosion from Michael Jordan to force a decisive fifth game as Mark Price, Larry Nance, and Brad Daugherty lead the way in ...
Cleveland eventually fell to Jordan's Chicago Bulls 3-2 in a 1989 Eastern Conference First Round Series. The Cavaliers had also lost in the first round of the NBA Playoffs the previous year.
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