"I think he's God disguised as Michael Jordan." -Larry Bird

May 14, 1989 Eastern Semi-Finals, Game 4: Michael Jordan started this game with a noticible limp, but got stronger as the game went on including an amazing 18 points in the 4th quarter to give the Bulls a 3-1 series lead.

May 19, 1989 Eastern Semi-Finals, Game 6: This series probably marked the first-time that Jordan became a one-man nemesis to the Knicks for the next decade. A brilliant game 6 between two hungry teams would eventually see Jordan and the Bulls move on to meet the Pistons in the Eastern Finals. But, what an amazing finish as Trent Tucker's 4 point play that seemed destined to send the game to overtime, but up stepped Jordan. Note: Kenny Walker and Scottie Pippen ejected in the 3rd quarter for fighting.

January 8, 1987: This was Michael Jordan's 2nd career regular season 50 point game.

March 24, 1987: NOTE: Game has unique camera angle footage for about 30 minutes in first half that some viewers may find unsuitable.

April 12, 1987: NOTE: Game has unique camera angle footage during most of 2nd half that some viewers may find unsuitable.

January 30, 1987
Michael Jordan has another incredible night by dropping 49 points on the Sixers. But Philadelphia, who were hot of late, received a spark from Charles Barkley who put 40p and 21 rebounds on the stat sheet. Who would prevail in this fun game?

April 3, 1988
This turned out to be the 5th highest scoring regular season game of Michael Jordan's career. A symphony of Basketball at its finest as MJ dropped 59 points on Thomas, Laimbeer, Dumars, Rodman and the rest of the Detroit Pistons. Oh, and the game was pretty good too!

December 29, 1988

April 9, 1989
Michael Jordan was a one-man wrecking crew with 40points, 12 assists and 10 rebounds! But, the Hawks were a good team led by Dominique Wilkins and Moses Malone. Who would come out on top?

1989 Eastern Conference Finals: This was the era of the Bad Boys as the Detroit Pistons led by Isiah Thomas, Joe Dumars, Bill Laimbeer and Dennis Rodman brought a new era to the NBA with their style of defensive play. The Pistons ended up winning the NBA Championship in 1989 and 1990 and in this series you can see them take on the up-and-coming Chicago Bulls led by Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen. The Bulls time would come two years later, but they gave the Pistons all they could handle in this classic series.

Jordan is able to score the most points of his career in a game that lets Chicago clinch their playoff spot!

Jordan shows the Knicks that he's as tough as ever, nailing 55 pts in his return to MSG!

March 25, 1995: One week earlier Michael Jordan returned from retirement to the delight of fans everywhere. This game was before the historic 55 points and put a stamp on his return as his buzzer beater stunned the Hawks and sent the announcers and Bulls fans into pandemonium.

May 10, 1991: Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Semi-Finals comes down to the final minute. Jordan puts on a heroic display with 46p but the plucky Sixers led by Charles Barkley and Hersey Hawkins have other ideas.