Post by Deleted on May 19, 2017 6:36:04 GMT
1997 for me, since he probably had the least amount of help in this match-up. Scottie Pippen played great in Game 1, but was underwhelming after that. Aside from Pippen, nobody else came close to averaging double digits. Two important contributors, Toni Kukoc and Dennis Rodman, were limited by ankle and knee ailments respectively. Kukoc's offensive production was down and Rodman's rebounding dropped by almost half compared to his performance against Seattle.
In Chicago's 4 wins, Jordan averaged 37/9/7 on 47 percent shooting while leading the team in rebounds in their Game 2 and 6 victories. Plus Jordan was 34, so not exactly in his physical prime anymore. That's why I give 1997 the top spot even though he averaged 41 in 1993.
In Chicago's 4 wins, Jordan averaged 37/9/7 on 47 percent shooting while leading the team in rebounds in their Game 2 and 6 victories. Plus Jordan was 34, so not exactly in his physical prime anymore. That's why I give 1997 the top spot even though he averaged 41 in 1993.
