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Former Jazz Player Says Michael Jordan Was 'Lucky' During 1998 Finals

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Michael Jordan's game-winner in the 1998 NBA Finals is one of the most iconic shots in NBA history. The shot won the Chicago Bulls their sixth world championship in eight seasons. Antoine Carr, who was a member of that Jazz team, says the Bulls got lucky because Jordan wasn't called for an offensive foul.

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Former Jazz Player Says Michael Jordan Was 'Lucky' During 1998 Finals

(Photo by Streeter Lecka/Getty Images) One of the most iconic shots in NBA history is Michael Jordan’s game-winner near the end of Game 6 of the 1998 NBA Finals against the Utah Jazz. It was his last game with the Chicago Bulls, and he ended his tenure with them in storybook fashion, as that shot won them their sixth world championship in eight seasons. However, plenty have pointed out how Jordan pushed off on Jazz forward Bryon Russell just b…

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Former Jazz Player Says Michael Jordan Was 'Lucky' During 1998 Finals

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Former Jazz Player Says Michael Jordan Was 'Lucky' During 1998 Finals

Former Jazz Player Says Michael Jordan Was 'Lucky' During 1998 Finals

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