April 24, 1992: The defending champs looked every bit that as Jordan went on a tear with 46p in helping the Bulls pull away in the 2nd half.
April 26, 1992: In this Game 2 both Jordan and Pippen scored 30 points in routing the Heat and moving one step closer to the 2nd round.
April 29, 1992: One of the best playoff games of 1992 saw the Heat race out to an 18 point lead and hold Jordan to no points in the first 10 minutes. One problem: He scored 56 over the next 38 minutes!
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1992 Eastern Conference Semi-Finals: After getting embarrased one year earlier the Knicks made some key offseason moves. The biggest was new coach Pat Riley along with Xavier McDaniel, Anthony Mason and an up-and-coming John Starks. The Bulls had again dominated the Knicks in the Regular Season but this series was a tatse of things to come as it went a full gruelling 7 games.
May 5, 1992: The Knicks made the plays when it mattered most and a relentless defense sent them to an improbable Game 1 victory.
May 7, 1992: The Bulls stepped up the defensive pressure a notch as their backup PG BJ Armstrong played the role of hero.
NOTE: About 50 seconds of game time is missing in the final minute of the game.
May 9, 1992: The Bulls used the Knicks gameplan on the Knicks as they never really allowed NY to get into the swing of things. For the first time in the series both Jordan and Pippen dominated regaining home court advantage for the Bulls.
May 10, 1992: The Knicks were in a must-win situation and they delivered. With Ewing in foul rtouble for most of thegame the Knicks had to look elsewhere and McDaniel, Oakley and Starks all delivered.
May 12, 1992: The series took on a different atmosphere as flagrant fouls were being called left and right. But, it was Jordan who scored 26 in the 2nd half who would have the final word.
May 14, 1992: The Knicks pumped up by an amazing crowd put in a great performance on both ends of the floor using a 13-0 run to start the 4th quarter to their full advantage.
May 17, 1992: An amazing series comes down toa final 7th game. Jordan steps up and refuses to let his team lose as he puts on a dominating 42p display and sends Chicago back to the Conference Finals.
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1992 Eastern Conference Finals: This was to be the Cavaliers best shot at a title until the LeBron years. Led by all-stars Brad Daugherty and Mark Price and veteren Larry Nance the Cavs were out to prove they just weren't cannon fodder for the Champs.
May 21, 1992: Widely criticised after their Game 1 effort the Cavs turned it around 100% in completely dominating the Bulls on their home floor.
May 25, 1992: With their two stars struggling the rest of the Cavs had to step up and they did. Great team performance from Cleveland despite Jordan's 35 points. Danny Ferry did his best in trying to take out Jordan with a couple of punches.
May 29, 1992: Probably the best game of the series as it was close throughout. Jordan struggled in the first 3 quarters but his teammates carried the load but when it mattered most it was MJ who stood head and shoulders above the rest.
May 5, 1992: A thrilling close game that came down to the final seconds. A top defensive play the difference.
May 7, 1992: Balzers get off to a big start but the Suns battle back after Kevin Johnson drops 22, including 18 straight, points ion the 3rd quarter. Blazres take the lead for good when Johnson is rested in the 4th.
May 9, 1992: This game was the perfect example of the Suns fast-break offense.
May 11, 1992: One of the best playoff games of all time. Over 300 points in this double OT thriller.
May 14, 1992: The upstart Suns put on a valiant effort but it was not to be. Their time would come one year later.
May 26, 1992: Stockton injured late in first half but Jazz held bravely on to take the game into overtime.
May 28, 1992: Utah is undefeated at home in the Playoffs. Portland is 0 - 4 this season at Utah. Game was close until Blazers started to pull away in the 3rd. Jazz make a furious comeback that falls just a bit short.