Michael Jordan's Game-Winning Shot | On This Day

On this day, June 14th, 1998, the Chicago Bulls won their third straight
professional basketball title and their sixth championship in eight seasons.
It was the defeat of the Utah Jazz, punctuated by Michael Jordan's iconic
game winning basket.
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[@breadbutter8708]

Greatest. Of. All. Time.

[@02nupe]

This was also during a time when there was no streaming, no real internet & consumption today is not just on traditional Nielsen ratings. It’s important to share that part in the narrative. Same thing with music sales, they peaked around this time frame before the internet fractured traditional measurement of sales.

[@Alexanderthworst]

The Greatest Shot in Basketball history was made by MJ/🐐

[@SushiTuna635]

What!? Nike did very well after MJ.

[@macunsolicitied]

You weren't listening were you? He said directly after he left the Bulls (1998) not company performance today. Educate yourself please.

[@SushiTuna635]

@@macunsolicitied I’m well educated. That’s why I know when a presentation is sensationalized. Also, that’s how I know Nike did well long after MJ left. He was pointing out the risk of building a brand with one athlete, but the fact is the brands that he mentioned did only rely on MJ and continued to do well after he retired. In statistics or business, looking at a very specific period is myopic. You would not make muti million decisions based on one blip would you? You would not know because you are not educated. I suggest that you go to back school, son.