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6-7-1998: Bulls Rout Jazz by 42 Points

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1998 NBA Finals Game 3 Equals A Piece of Cake (Gum) for Michael Jordan and Chicago Bulls Karl Malone Delivers A Rare Bright Spot in Game 3 of the 1998 NBA Finals Michael Jordan’s Bulls Embarrass Karl Malone’s Jazz in Game Three of the 1998 FinalsThings started out well for Karl Malone and the Utah Jazz in Game Three of the 1998 NBA Finals 11 years ago today. Malone began the game 6-for-6 from the field, and the Jazz were in the game with the Chicago Bulls for most of the first half. And that’s when things, um, got a bit messy for the Jazz. Chicago closed out the half with a huge run that resulted in an 18-point Utah deficit. In the second half, the Jazz would score only 23 minutes (not even a point per minute). By the end of this improbable debacle, the Bulls were 94-52 victors and the embarrassed Jazz were record holders in several dubious categories: the most lopsided loss in NBA Finals history and the fewest points in a game since the advent of the 24-second shot. Continue on to examine Chicago’s thorough dominance of the Jazz back in Game Three of the 1998 NBA Finals.




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