In 1990, the Pistons were on there way to their second straight world championship. The only thing in their way was Michael Jordan. After losing the first two games in Detroit, Jordan came out in Game 3 and scored 47 points against the toughest defence maybe ever – which was totally designed to stop Jordan. The “Jordan Rules” didn’t slow Jordan in this game – he shot 17-32FGs (53%) and also had 10 rebounds and 4 assists in the bulls win. This is one of my favourite games ever. Seeing Jordan this pumped up is pretty rare, and it is a pleasure to watch. Enjoy…
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2004 the Piston won the championship an went to the eastern conf. championship game 6 years in a row with 3 NBA finals during them 6 years!
How many titles does Isiah’s Piston’s have? Only 2! Jordan’s Bulls have 6!!!!!!
ese partidazo se marca jordan en play of?
increible
Detroit Pistons.
oh my god. he’s god.
who won that year?
47pts 10 reb 4 ast this game
WOW. Can we all say….even now…
THE GREATEST PLAYER EVER
They won 3 championships without Rodman. They swept the Pistons in 91 and since then the Pistons were nothing not even with Grant Hill in 96-98. Know your basketball history
who harder the chalange the better Jordan would play, the best perfomances of Jordan was against the best defensive teams, the best averages in the Playoffs, please don’t say he was good for is time, he is the best of all time
The Pistons of the 80s and early 90s were one of the toughest defensive teams ever.
Teams of the 2000s that you mention, like the Spurs and the Pistons play a different style of game.
Back in the 1990s teams played a more uptempo – higher scoring style – like Phoenix does today. Most teams today play a slower game and therefore scoring is not as high.
Some statistics can be deceiving – lower field goal percentage today may also be more from bad shooting than good defence.
Considering that most teams of that era averaged over 100ppg they were one of the toughest defenses of that time. The Detroit defense of that time paved the way for the the great Pistons and Spurs defenses. A lot of what they do they took from that Pistons team.
jordan could do anything aginst anyone duh
“one of the toughest defenses ever”
really? 44.7 % defensive field goal percentage and 98 ppg allowed is one of the toughest defensives ever?
how about the pistons and spurs of a few years back who allowed less than 85 ppg and less than 42 percent shooting?
that’s tough defense. i’d like to see jordan do this against those teams.
Can you all say G.O.A.T?
ok grampa
Let this be a lesson to young players. If you are good at driving to the basket, then practice your outside shot and practice it endlessly. That way, when defenses take away the drive, then you can hit the outside shot. The better Jordan got at the outside shot, the better chance he had to beat the Pistons, who wanted him to drive. He came close to beating them this particular year, and then swept them the next year. Take a lesson from MJ: never stop improving.
he dominates,he is everywhere!!!I think is MJ versus Detroit Pistons…LOL
Umm, no. The Bulls won WITHOUT Rodman in 91-92-93. So..yeah.
and they lose the series piston go on and win the championchip jordan dont win until he gets the pistons MVP Dennis Rodman thats how you win you need your finese then you need your bad boy
he is insane
It still would have been fair if the NBA implemented a rule stating that any team going against MJ’s Bulls would be allowed a 6th man inside.
he’s doing everything he can… that’s for sure!