Cavs went 0-5 against the Bulls in playoff series in this era, but by '94 they were a shell of themselves... Really an accomplishment they took this game to OT.
I remember the stadium playing that Mariah Carey 'Hero' song after the game. Even as a die hard Bulls fan, I almost shedded a tear drop. However, it was onto New York and those hated Knicks.
@@briancarter2847 I said he always got the best of Mark Price; I didn't say Armstrong was a better player than Price -- now a better defensive player, heck yeah!... Price was on an offensive level as a point guard who could score and was 90% at the line...but he couldn't lead a team to win because he just played, he didn't see the court or know how to break down an opponent.
@@plainsimple244 Price could definitely "lead" a team and should be in the Hall of Fame. He was just a great player, man. He was so good, I hated him as a kid. I couldn't stand him, as a Bulls fan. Those were some great Cavs teams he played on. I'm a die hard Bulls fan, from back in the day. The Bulls were the only team standing in their way. When you got the best player of all time in Air Jordan and a top 15 player of all time in Scottie Pippen, it going to be extremely difficult to win. Not to mention, a top 10 power forward of the early 90s in Horace Grant and great underated players in Paxson, Armstrong, and Cartwright. Those Cavs vs Bulls playoff games from the 90's were extremely tough.
@@briancarter2847 Yeah, he was a great player who could lead a team but he couldn't win when it mattered most -- that's the point....He should be in the HOF, he's better than Stockton, Kevin Johnson, Doc Rivers, Terry Porter, Kenny Smith, Derek Harper, Mark Jackson, Gary Payton, and any other point guard in his era aside from Isiah Thomas, Dennis Johnson, Magic Johnson and Fat Lever.
@@plainsimple244 Mark Price and his crew just couldn't get past the Bulls. You can't fault Price for that. Heck, if Jesus Christ was point guard for the Cavs, the Bulls still would of won. Nobody was beating the Bulls in 1991, 1992, and 1993. In 1994, even without Jordan, the Bulls were really dam good. We should of won the championship that year.
When the stadium played that Mariah Carey 'Hero' song after the game. That's when the game ended. I remember, because as a die hard Bulls fan, I almost shedded a tear.
@hurricanedij3971 thanks for telling me and no disrespect but if you ask me the 88 mavs WOULDV'E lost 4-1 if the numbers hadn't FINALLY decreased for a player who in my OPINION is a legend being kareem abdul-jabbar
Rookie Kukoc played so well!
Cavs went 0-5 against the Bulls in playoff series in this era, but by '94 they were a shell of themselves... Really an accomplishment they took this game to OT.
Last NBA game at Richfield Coliseum.
yep. I was at this game. still have the ticket stub saved somewhere
I remember the stadium playing that Mariah Carey 'Hero' song after the game. Even as a die hard Bulls fan, I almost shedded a tear drop. However, it was onto New York and those hated Knicks.
B.J. Armstrong always got the best of Mark Price because of his poise and defense along with timely shooting.
I love B.J, but what a stupid take. Price was an elite guard back in the day. Price was on another level.
@@briancarter2847 I said he always got the best of Mark Price; I didn't say Armstrong was a better player than Price -- now a better defensive player, heck yeah!... Price was on an offensive level as a point guard who could score and was 90% at the line...but he couldn't lead a team to win because he just played, he didn't see the court or know how to break down an opponent.
@@plainsimple244 Price could definitely "lead" a team and should be in the Hall of Fame. He was just a great player, man. He was so good, I hated him as a kid. I couldn't stand him, as a Bulls fan. Those were some great Cavs teams he played on. I'm a die hard Bulls fan, from back in the day. The Bulls were the only team standing in their way. When you got the best player of all time in Air Jordan and a top 15 player of all time in Scottie Pippen, it going to be extremely difficult to win. Not to mention, a top 10 power forward of the early 90s in Horace Grant and great underated players in Paxson, Armstrong, and Cartwright. Those Cavs vs Bulls playoff games from the 90's were extremely tough.
@@briancarter2847 Yeah, he was a great player who could lead a team but he couldn't win when it mattered most -- that's the point....He should be in the HOF, he's better than Stockton, Kevin Johnson, Doc Rivers, Terry Porter, Kenny Smith, Derek Harper, Mark Jackson, Gary Payton, and any other point guard in his era aside from Isiah Thomas, Dennis Johnson, Magic Johnson and Fat Lever.
@@plainsimple244 Mark Price and his crew just couldn't get past the Bulls. You can't fault Price for that. Heck, if Jesus Christ was point guard for the Cavs, the Bulls still would of won. Nobody was beating the Bulls in 1991, 1992, and 1993. In 1994, even without Jordan, the Bulls were really dam good. We should of won the championship that year.
KUKOC with 18 points 🔥🔥
Kukoc was a MAN in 94!
thank you
Bulls got robbed in 94 against New York. I wonder if they got done dirty bcuz if they had got to the Finals w/o Jordan maybe he NEVER comes back.. 🤔
Hey can you add some highlights past 1996 like 1997 and up. If you could do it I will be appreciated. Thank you.
You got ALL these classic, VERY rare games..yet, you only post highlights..WHY?
I had a hard time figuring out when regulation ended
When the stadium played that Mariah Carey 'Hero' song after the game. That's when the game ended. I remember, because as a die hard Bulls fan, I almost shedded a tear.
pls tell me who u all feel was the most elite between the 88 mavs 94 knicks + 95 pacers
Mavs, and this coming from a Pacers fan.
@hurricanedij3971 thanks for telling me and no disrespect but if you ask me the 88 mavs WOULDV'E lost 4-1 if the numbers hadn't FINALLY decreased for a player who in my OPINION is a legend being kareem abdul-jabbar
PiP swept the Cavs ...
Or was it "LeCavs" ????
It is the "Cavaliers" ...
These guys "compete" ...