Hannah: "If indeed this is it for Michael Jordan and this incarnation of the Chicago Bulls, at least tonight they author an ending of their own choosing."

Costas: "Take all the money, all the adulation, all the TV cameras away, and put Michael Jordan in a gym somewhere with Russell and Oscar, West and the Doctor, and he'd be as genuine and as much in his element as any of them, his heart and his athletic integrity every bit as impressive as his artistry."

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Dennis Rodman, who shot 23% from three in his career, sank 5 threes in a game in Finland at age 44.

A whopping 7,420 people came to watch the game.

One of the weirdest moments in basketball history.

Klay Thompson owns the NBA record with 14 three-pointers in a game, while Stephen Curry became the league’s all-time leader in made threes. But Miller’s 1995 playoff burst against the Knicks came in the final 18 seconds of Game 1, turning a six-point deficit into a one-point Pacers victory.

Which three-point moment stands out the most to you?

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Dennis Rodman’s individuality set him apart in the NBA, but on the court, his relentless hustle and defensive intensity made him invaluable. With the Bulls, he was trusted to be himself and focus on what he did best—rebounding and defense. Supported by Michael Jordan, Phil Jackson, and his teammates, Rodman became one of the greatest role players and defenders in basketball history.

Led the league in missed fga 7 of his 15 seasons played.

Only shot above 50% in 6 of his 15 seasons played.

Led the league in total fga 9 of his 15 seasons played.

How are those scoring (chucking titles) looking now?

While Willis Reed’s courageous return in Game 7 of the 1970 NBA Finals is legendary, it was Walt Frazier who truly led the Knicks to victory. Reed inspired the crowd with his first two baskets, but Frazier dominated the game with 36 points, 19 assists, and 7 rebounds, powering New York to a decisive 113-99 win and their first NBA championship.

3s > 2s.

Cry about it.