Top moments in Jordan’s NBA career: No.1
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By Sam Smith | asksam@bulls.com | 09.11.09
No. 1: The Sequence
June 14, 1998—This has to be one of the greatest minutes in pro ball and Finals history with Michael Jordan stripping Utah’s Karl Malone, who was trying to lock up the win with a one-point lead, making the steal and recovery, and taking the ball full court and pulling up for a jumper to win the 1998 NBA championship in Jordan’s last shot ever for the Chicago Bulls.
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