Detroit Pistons @ Chicago Bulls | 1991 Playoffs | ECF Game 2: Jordan MVP, leads Bulls to victory
The Detroit Pistons are frustrating other teams are used with their defense. Now the Chicago Bulls to do them. The pistons are used to establish early momentum in a playoff series. Now the Bulls is to have done to them. Chicago took another step toward the National Basketball Association championship series tonight with a 105-97 victory over Detroit at Chicago Stadium. The Bulls lead the four-of-seven-game series, are 2-0, with Game 3 played Saturday afternoon in AuburnHills, Mich. After the beating they suffered this evening to see the Pistons, as if they can use three days' rest. Chicago's tenacious defense harassed the Pistons in turnovers, forced them to take bad shots, and made the most trips down court about as pleasant as a visit to the dentist. No NBA team has a four-of-seven series won game after falling behind, 2-0, since 1977. But in order to avoid, as dethroned the two-time world champion, that's exactly what has to do with the Pistons. "They took us out of our offense anddominated in every phase, "said Pistons Coach Chuck Daly." Right now they look hungrier than we are. "I was surprised the score ended that close because they dominated. "Michael Jordan (35 points on 10-for-18 shooting, helping 7) and Scottie Pippen (21 points, 6-for-15 from the field, 10 rebounds) led a balanced Bulls attack. Jordan scored 27 points in the second half , but his teammates set the tone by early Detroit pay for double-teaming Jordan. Nothing for Daly worked. He beganTree ...
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