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Full Game: Michael Jordan's Overtime Takeover | Bulls at Seattle SuperSonics (Nov 22, 1991)

This game, an intense 112-109 overtime victory for the Chicago Bulls over the Seattle SuperSonics on November 22, 1991, took place just weeks after the tectonic shift caused by Magic Johnson’s retirement. Amid the league's emotional reckoning, Michael Jordan was establishing his identity as the unchallenged global icon, and this road game in Seattle provided a stern early-season test that required his full, clutch effort. The SuperSonics, featuring the emerging, athletic tandem of Shawn Kemp and rookie Gary Payton, played a fierce, physical style that challenged the defending champions. Seattle's energy, coupled with Bulls turnovers in the third quarter, saw Chicago surrender an early lead, finding themselves down by seven points, 73-80, entering the final period. The Bulls, relying on the discipline of the Triangle Offense and their relentless defense, chipped away at the deficit. As the game wound to a close, a dramatic play was required to force the extra period. The Chicago Tribune reported that Jordan "sent the game into overtime with a 15-footer at the buzzer," tying the score at 97. While other recollections of the game point to a jumper from reserve center Stacey King, the fact remains that the Bulls secured a tie in the final seconds of regulation, forcing five more high-stakes minutes. In overtime, Jordan was dominant, scoring 10 of the team's 15 points to ensure the hard-fought win. He finished with a game-high 31 points, 6 rebounds, and 4 assists. Crucially, Jordan went 9-for-10 from the free-throw line, a testament to his focused aggression against the Sonics' physicality. Scottie Pippen was instrumental as a second pillar, contributing 25 points, 6 rebounds, 5 assists, and 3 steals. The victory in the hostile Kingdome was the Bulls' eighth consecutive win, moving their record to a commanding 10-2. It highlighted the champions' ability to maintain composure and execute on the road—a non-negotiable trait Phil Jackson demanded—and proved they could withstand a playoff-level intensity against a hungry, future Finals-caliber Western Conference opponent. Timestamp Index: 00:00 - Game Introduction and Starting Lineups 00:10 - Michael Jordan's First Basket (Jump Shot) 03:10 - Michael Jordan Steals the Ball 05:34 - Scottie Pippen's Basket (Standing Jumper) 06:06 - Michael Jordan's Basket (Left Side Jumper) 10:04 - Scottie Pippen Basket, Foul, and Free Throw 12:14 - Will Purdue's Basket (Slam on the break) 14:33 - Michael Jordan Steal 15:49 - Scottie Pippen Three-Pointer (Bank Shot) 17:03 - Ricky Pierce Steals the Ball and Scores (Layup) 18:27 - Michael Jordan Replaced after Second Foul 19:15 - Scottie Pippen's Basket (Cuts Bull Lead to 2) 22:18 - Start of the Second Quarter 26:14 - Scottie Pippen Steals the Ball and Scores (Layup) 26:44 - B.J. Armstrong Foul, Technical Foul on Benoit Benjamin 36:12 - Scottie Pippen Steals the Ball 41:00 - Michael Jordan's Basket (Switch hands layup) 47:18 - Start of the Third Quarter 48:43 - Derrick McKey Offensive Rebound and Score (Dunk) 52:36 - Michael Jordan Steal Attempt 01:04:47 - Horace Grant Blocks Benoit Benjamin's Shot 01:07:35 - Start of the Fourth Quarter 01:11:25 - Michael Jordan Foul (Drive and Foul on McMillan) 01:21:26 - Michael Jordan's Basket (Drive and Layup) 01:22:36 - Technical Foul on Phil Jackson 01:23:30 - Michael Jordan's Basket (Lane Drive and Layup) 01:30:31 - Michael Jordan's Basket (Drive and Layup) 01:40:35 - Horace Grant Catches Lob, Calls Timeout 01:43:08 - Start of Overtime 01:44:57 - Michael Jordan's Basket (Jumper) 01:46:02 - Michael Jordan's Basket (Reverse Layup) 01:46:17 - Horace Grant Block on Benjamin 01:51:14 - Michael Jordan's Basket (One-Hand Floater) 01:52:19 - Michael Jordan Foul on Pierce (Free Throws) 02:00:13 - Michael Jordan's Sixth Foul (Fouls Out) 02:09:09 - Stacey King Dribbles Out Clock (Game Winner)