FINAL FLOOR CARD - Michael Jordan's last game as part of the playoff games in the NBA League - Cup Final against Utah Jazz - June 14, 1998, when Jordan scored the winning basket in the final seconds of the game, winning his team the Chicago Bulls for the sixth time in the NBA Championship. Very rare.
In that year's general finals, Chicago faced Utah Jazz, and after five games, the result of the series was 3-2 for Chicago. In the decisive sixth game on June 14, 1998, Utah Led 86-83, with 40 seconds to the end of the game. Jordan managed to score the basket as he passed a number of Utah players. It was then Utah's turn to attack toward Chicago's basket, and the ball was given to Carl Mellon. Jordan emerged behind him, grabbed the ball, and 10 seconds before the finish managed to beat Brian Russell who guarded him, and shot the winning basket of victory. The Bulls won the game, winning the sixth league championship in their history. Jordan was voted the MVP of the finals series, which was the last of his life in the Chicago Bulls uniform. In the years after the game, his basket-shooting was broadcast countless times In all media channels. The final games of this season broke a record of higher viewing percentages than any other league series in league history, with the sixth game still holding the highest viewing percentage relative to any other NBA game in history.
18.5x11.5 cm. Very good condition.
