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I remember watching this game, and as having lived in the Chicago suburbs at this time, this was the only time in the Jordan led Bulls era that I was actually scared for Bulls might cost their chance at three peat. Thank you, Reggie and the Pacers for giving the Bulls such a fight!!!

Damn that intro give me chills like I've never had before. Best intro ever. 90s is the best era in basketball

The best nba intro reminds me of the old school video games 😂 R.I.P those better dayz

This shows exactly how you will a title, not necessarily great shooting percentage, but great defense and complete trust to your team mates, and of course great leadership! Miss NBA 90s.

I love your Bulls uploads.  They are complete from beginning to end.  Thank you!!!

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Cried mid game, the one of the rare cases I felt so scared about a Bulls game but destiny was ours! - Bulls fan from the Philippines

Most nervous I ever been during the BULLS run. The BULLS showed their age, MJ & PIP didn't have their best games, and trailed by 12 to open the game. They also went on some cold streaks that the pacers took advantage of. This was a very difficult series

The halftime interview with the Jazz is a treat too. You’d never hear players talk in such an un-coached way these days!

Tony Kukoc was always clutch and was there to pick up the scoring when Michael didn't have it.

This series actually made me nervous. Even more than the Knicks in '92 and '93. It legit could've gone either way. The home team won every game, but this one was just too close for comfort.

One of the major reasons why the Indiana Pacers were the toughest series in the Chicago Bulls dynasty was familiarity.

As a long time Pacer fan, I've certainly had my share of heartbreak. This one definitely hits the hardest. All these years later.

This was the first time I thought my Bulls were in a lot of trouble during the Jordan years. This was tougher than '93 Conference Finals against the Knicks.

Amazing so many people from all eras of watching the NBA come back here to see this game. Game 7. Yeah its MJ. PIP, Bulls run, classic Reggie and the Pacers but it's really about a different time and how there's no political woke BS in the NBA like there is now shoved in your face every second. MJ & the 90's NBA brought us all together and that is what today's NBA is missing.

As Costas emphasized, the humongous offensive rebounding differential between the two teams determined this game.

The G.O.A.T said it best “WE GONNA WIN GAME 7”….. Priceless…👍🏽

Greatest broadcasting crew in NBA history. Costas, while certainly full of himself, was in a different class than Marv Albert, and Albert was, in his day, as good as it got. Nobody shared the technical insight Collins did. And Thomas was as smooth a voice as there has ever been. As an aside, my second favorite crew, and the most entertaining, was Tom Hammond, Snapper Jones and Bill Walton. God I miss the NBA on NBC.

From Chicago so obviously was a Bulls fan but I'm not going to lie. After this "ugly" win I actually had some doubts how my Bulls were going to beat the Jazz for a 2nd time and pull off another 3peat! I felt the Pacers caused a little doubt in themselves after this series. I'm just glad I was wrong!