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"Lob City" Clippers vs. 1996 Bulls. Eras Clash. Blake Griffin, Chris Paul, Jordan, PIppen

00:00 - First Quarter Starts 11:54 - Michael Jordan finishes a beautiful "kick play" with a slam. 14:13 - Second Quarter Starts 18:28 - Michael Jordan showcases elite athleticism with a creative dunk. 19:49 - Pippen drives hard to the paint for another emphatic jam. 21:25 - MJ gets into the air quickly for a fast-break dunk. 30:18 - Third Quarter Starts 33:38 - MJ attacks the rim with a ferocious drive and score. 35:48 - Jordan hits a fadeaway to cut the lead to six. 39:35 - Jordan takes the lead for the Bulls with a tough layup. 42:46 - Blake Griffin brings the energy with a massive alley-oop slam. 45:57 - Fourth Quarter Starts 50:25 - Pippen soars for a powerful dunk to extend the lead to nine. 50:47 - Pippen records a "scrapbook" dunk on a solo fast break. 52:48 - DeAndre Jordan rises high for a timely alley-oop slam. 53:08 - Dennis Rodman punctuates a run with a furious hanging dunk. 55:40 - Pippen and Jordan connect for a perfectly floated alley-oop. 57:31 - Michael Jordan slams it down to put the game out of reach. 59:03 - MJ seals the victory with one final transition jam. CHICAGO, IL — In a highly anticipated matchup of eras, the 95-96 Bulls defended their home court with a commanding victory over the "Lob City" era 2014 Los Angeles Clippers. While the Clippers flashed their trademark athleticism early, the Bulls' legendary duo of Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen proved too much to handle, turning a first-half deficit into a second-half blowout. First Half: Clippers Catch Fire Early The Clippers came out of the gates firing, led by the playmaking of Chris Paul and the interior presence of Blake Griffin and DeAndre Jordan. Utilizing a balanced attack and sharp three-point shooting from role players like Jared Dudley and Matt Barnes, Los Angeles built a lead that stretched as high as 20 points in the second quarter. The Bulls struggled to find their rhythm offensively in the opening period, hampered by uncharacteristic misses and early foul trouble for Michael Jordan. However, late in the second quarter, Scottie Pippen began to assert his dominance, keeping Chicago within striking distance as they headed to the locker room trailing by 15. Second Half: The Jordan & Pippen Show Whatever was said in the Bulls' locker room worked. Chicago opened the third quarter with a defensive intensity that completely neutralized the Clippers' offense. Michael Jordan, shaking off his slow start, began a scoring tear that saw him finish with a game-high 29 points. The real story of the night, however, was **Scottie Pippen**. Named Player of the Game, Pippen was everywhere—deflecting passes, soaring for alley-oops, and facilitating the offense. His two-way brilliance fueled a 15-0 Bulls run that erased the Clippers' lead and put Chicago in the driver's seat. Fourth Quarter: Bulls Pull Away The final frame was a showcase for the Bulls' depth and execution. Steve Kerr provided a spark from the perimeter, while Dennis Rodman dominated the glass, finishing with a series of emphatic put-back dunks. The Clippers, led by Jamal Crawford’s perimeter scoring, tried to keep pace, but the Bulls’ transition game was relentless. A series of spectacular dunks by Pippen and Jordan punctuated the final minutes, as the lead ballooned to 22. When the final whistle blew, the Bulls walked away with a dominant victory, proving why they are considered one of the greatest teams in history. *Final Score:* Bulls Win (Decisive Margin) *Player of the Game:* Scottie Pippen (Bulls) *Stat Leaders:* *Michael Jordan:* 29 Points *Scottie Pippen:* Double-Double (Points/Rebounds) & Elite Defense --- You can watch the full game highlights here: [2k26 2014 clippers](https://studio.youtube.com/video/3a4O...)