A look at where the winners and losers stand ahead of Sunday’s big finale by Brad Botkin May 15, 2020 at 1:05 pm ET • 15 min read If you feel like “The Last Dance” just started, you’re not alone. But here we are, eight episodes down with just two remaining as ESPN’s 10-part series chronicling the 1997-98 Chicago Bulls comes to a close this Sunday. Topics yet to be covered include the seven-game showdown with Reggie Miller and the Indiana Pacers in the 1998 Eastern Conference finals and the two NBA Finals against the Utah Jazz, the latter of which gave us the “flu game” and Michael Jordan’s iconic, hanging-follow-through game-winner that would become the effective parting shot of his career. And with that, one of the great sports stories in history will again come to an end, and we’ll be left to ponder what, if anything, we learned from this latest accounting. If you were already well versed in Bulls and Jordan history, and came into this looking for new information, you may be disappointed. This has been about nostalgia, a rebirth of tales that have, for the most part, already been told. In essence, this has been a five-week trip… Read full this story
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