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1992 Finals: Jordan shrugs after 3-point explosion

1992 NBA Finals Game 1: "Here's Jordan for 3...yes! Did you see that look? Jordan indicating - he can't believe it!" -Marv Albert In Game 1 of the '92 Finals, nay, the first half, Michael Jordan let it be known that the contrived media hype around a Jordan-Drexler rivalry was just that. Bulls-Blazers was the matchup everyone had hoped for. The Bulls were looking to defend their status as champions after the '91 title. Everybody forgets that Jordan actually missed his first two 3-point attempts before hitting six in a row. After the last 3, Jordan looked in the direction of the sideline where the NBA on NBC's Marv Albert, Mike Fratello, and Magic Johnson were seated. Jordan, not known for 3-point shooting, shrugged his shoulders in disbelief as if to communicate that even he didn't know what was happening. This moment will be replayed as long as the NBA exists and basketball is played. Bulls win, 122-89. Jordan had 35pts in the first half, a Finals record. _____________ Jordan: 39pts (16-27) 3reb 11ast 2stl Pippen: 24pts (8-14) 9reb 10ast 2stl 1blk Drexler: 16pts (5-14) 5reb 7ast 2stl 🎶: "Don't Sweat the Technique" by Eric B. & Rakim was released on June 23 1992, 9 days after the '92 NBA Finals.