Another one that a lot of people don't talk about was in 1993 1st Round between the Lakers vs Suns Game 5 the deciding Game, Barkley had a late game offense basket interence that was not called by the refs that really kept the game alive for the Suns. The league that year really wanted a Bulls vs Suns NBA Finals.
@@mardukmd919 I saw most of "the greatest tragedy in the history of sports" where dude laid it all out. It's just entertainment, it means little who wins rings.
Big facts. This video is not even valid without 2002 game 6 wcf. Not just a call they sent the Lakers to the free throw line 27 times in the 4th qtr on phantom calls and allowed the Lakers to clothes line Sac and bust their noses wide open with no calls. This is the most egregious criminal act ever in the NBA and it was a close out game for Sacramento to go to the NBA Finals. Literally cost them a championship. The Nets had no chance as they got swept by the Lakers.
I remember the 91 NBA Finals Game 1 Bulls should have won Game 1 when Jordan missed the go ahead basket and AC Green called time out the Lakers didn't have any timeouts and the Bulls lose game 1
@@ledontetaylor1272 fo sho bro, its like, how many "coincidences" can the NBA have bro? And surrounding Kobes death too, the night before and the day of and all those "coincidences" around those stats? tf going on with this society man? bruh idk, everything about America seems sketch. And just forewarning, y'all look up the Skulls and Bones society at Yale, George Bush's family, his grandfather, his pops and himself were apart of that, and John Kerry too, the Fedex Ceo, and even the Rockafellas. When people say the elites run this ish, they have credibility. Even the CIA was orchestrated by someone in the Skulls and Bones, google this, its common knowledge on sites like the Washington Post. If ya know, ya know, I digress lol
Yup and no Lakers/Kings phantom calls in the early 2000s. That was the first series I thought of when seeing the title, this guy lost a lot of credibility. The video is from sept 2020 and yet only ONCE he talked about a modern day series and its from 7 yrs ago 😑 Seems like the true intention of this video is to tear down Bulls legacy it was 99% Bulls stuff
"[Pistons] should’ve been the first to 3 peat since the old Celtics." Don't think about the Phantom Call against the Pistons, think about all the non-calls from the bad boys beating on the rest of the league like rented mules. ALL THOSE NON-CALLS came back at that moment. Thanks.
Definite fall. Stubbed his toe on the floor and no push as u can see in the last clip as the backside of his hand/wrist barely touched Jordan's jersey if at all. And yea, I am a Jordan fan as well.
@@christiansoldier77 of course you do it’s called tripping over someone’s shoe. McKee did give him a little forearm that probably helped with him falling but mike had already stepped on Mckees shoes and was already falling. He should’ve gotten called for the forearm but he definitely didn’t trip him Jordan did that on his own.
This is why Scottie Pippen is a BETTER all around player than LeBron & definitely the better small forward, Scottie showed his true value in 94 & in 2000 when he went to Portland.. TWO moments were Scottie had a strong chance to play for a 7th title and without MJ Now it does not take away MJ's value, still the GOAT and always will be but it definitely adds to Scottie's value
@Camaro 1968 Okay Draymond is not the goat defender and I only said that because I like the music it's very nice and it's fine like music dude come on Do you want me to say that I'm sorry for likening music and I could say that I liked the video to
2006 and 2016 were the most rigged NBA Finals ever. 2006 Finals: Wade got all the calls in his favor but also won the Finals MVP (Shaquile O'Neal deserved it). 2016: Suspension of Draymond Green from game 5 (so GSW didn't have a center and PF) and all the early foul calls on Curry in game 6.
Which calls? The ones that happened in the first half? You're gonna really complain about that? You don't remember dirk choking at the free throw line? The refs also gave Miami that game as well? Lmao give me a break
Honestly, the fact that refs are so bad at their jobs makes me think they're intentionally doing it. The again, not all these calls favored the Bulls like the Pacer ones.
The games are definitely manipulated in both the NFL and NBA. In both sports the ref can literally find a penalty on just about every play because they are contact sports are at the mercy of a refs judgement. They just want games to be exciting and to come down to the wire or for certain stars and teams to do well. The refs are masters at controlling tempo and are the directors on the field trying to keep games close and exciting. The NFL is pretty blatant.
This guy left out a shit ton of stuff..many calls from the 2016 finals heavily changed history resulting in the only time IN HISTORY a team comes back from a 3-1 deficit. The foul that got Draymond Green suspended shifted things thats one example
In the post game press conference after game 6 of the 1998 Eastern conference finals when Jordan was tripped on his way to the hoop, he claimed that “the refs have to make that call“....But if you recall the end of game 4 of the 1995 first round playoff series against the Hornets, Larry Johnson shot a fade away air ball that David Windgate snatched out of the air and had an EASY put-back that would have won the game and sent the series to a decisive Game 5 on Charlotte’s home floor.....But Michael Jordan intentionally swatted Windgate’s arm preventing the hoop and preserving the Bulls winning the series, 3-1. After the game in the postgame press conference, Jordan said that he intentionally fouled Windgate, and “if that’s what the Hornets were crying about, then so what! Let em cry”! But then in 1998 when he’s accidentally tripped, he says “THE REFS HAVE TO MAKE THAT CALL”!!! What he meant to say is “The refs HAVE to make that call if I’m the one who’s fouled”! 🙄
Game 6 of Seattle and Houston in the 1993 playoffs had 6 bad calls in the 4th quarter alone. Rockets were up 3-2 and winning by 14 in game 6. Ended up losing that game and game 7. The NBA wanted their Barkley/Jordan finals. Seattle was Houston's Kriptonite. The Rockets would've dominated Phoenix and matched well with the Bulls.
Yeah, but think about all the non-calls on the Pistons that the refs missed. That "phantom" call made up for all of those. Can't cheat, it always catches you.
I always cringe anytime someone mentions that lebron came back from being down 3-1….after addressing media to look at footage of the exchange between dray(knowing how many techs he had) even if cavs woulda still won the next game if dray did play, they weren’t winning 3 straight as warriors were in sync.
@@karlitomanaloto Oo tama naman pero napaka controversial din kasi talaga yung huling tech nya against kay Lebron na hindi dapat talaga tech manipis masyado normal lang naman sa isang finals series magkainitan pero masyado pa din OA para tawagan ng tech yung palitan nilang yun.
Yall witness cheating every game. Yall just act like bitches when it aint in your favor. Wtf is a superstar call? A foul is a foul no matter who it is. Its all rigged.
The Miller push-off on MJ was one of the most egregious blown calls I've ever seen. I'm pretty sure you could have been sitting in the rafters and seen that. Everyone knew Miller was getting the ball so all eyes were on him and he just straight up two-hand shoved Jordan, didn't even try to disguise what he was doing. For the refs to miss that call, it was extremely bizarre.
1988 Finals game 6. Pistons up 1 against the Lakers when an imagined foul was called against Bill Laimbeer for fouling Kareem. Kareem makes both free throws to send the series to a game 7. Isiah Thomas is highly ineffective in game 7 because of the bad ankle sprain that occurred in game 6 and are denied the title.
What are your thoughts on the 2006 NBA finals between MAVS vs HEAT? Did it seem like a legit series or did they already have the winner selected before the series started?
The phantom foul call on the Pistons in 1988 was the worst ever. The Pistons were the better team and should have won 3 titles in a row. The NBA wanted the Lakers to win that series. Altered history. The Bad Boys would have taken their rightful place as one of the elite teams ever.
2006 Finals, People know of the D-Wade calls and free throws but remember also The refs gave the Mavs a timeout after the first Miami free throw and it was supposed to be after the second free c throw (if made) so that Dallas could advance the ball. T Mac hinted towards the series being rigged and Avery Johnson went off on a reporter at the post game conferences regarding the time out
0:14 There has been should be HAVE been. 0:26 under circumstances that WERE completely out of your control, not was. 2:28 that we would have saw? TRY SEEN. 6:09 not known as one of the worst calls in sports history. 10:33 MJ tripped on the court, use slo mo. Again with the 80's real life mystery detective show music. Also hit that like button, etc, like everyone else says. Well, not everyone. Thankfully. Other than those things, good vid.
The ONLY series the Bulls should have probably lost was the 2nd Utah Finals, the Howard Eisley 3pt that didn't count Ron Harper's shot that DID count and the light push off. Aside from that, all those other plays were fine -in 93 Charles Smith did NOT get fouled -in 94, the pathetic Knicks would have lost to Chicago WITHOUT MJ had they not called that nonsense on Pippen in Game 5 -in 98, they showed the end of game 6 of the Bulls-Pacers game, what they SHOULD have shown was the end of Game 4 of that series when Reggie Miller shoved the hell out of MJ right in his chest to get space to take that LUCKY ass game winner and save Indiana from going down 3-1 and possibly getting dumped on their heads in 5 games
@@EFunkRock So why didn’t he win before 91 then? How about Magic, Bird, Kareem, Shaq, Olajuwon, Robinson, Duncan, Kobe, Wilt, Dr. J, etc? Did they get benefitted from calls too?
@@jtremaine23 because his teams were still inferior. It became more obvious and noticeable when the Bulls got better. Watch the entire Detroit series from 88-91, including the regular season. It’s there.
@Henry That’s not that person’s point. They are pointing out the fact that you lied about Michael Jordan never losing a game 7. They were not questioning whether it was MJ’s fault or not. They simply made an observation and called you out on it. And you couldn’t even properly admit your mistake, instead you tried to shift the main focus on something that person wasn’t even talking about
@Henry I never said that you said he was wrong. U just made that up completely. I said that you failed to admit that you were wrong and tried to change the main focus. Most people would’ve admitted their mistake and be like “my bad” or “I didn’t know” but you didn’t say any of that. You just brought up that it wasn’t his fault
@DeWayne Phillips you know what hurts? Lebron shooting 19/94 less than 60 secs in the playoffs. Jordan shot 37/76. Lebron also shot a choking 48% in free throws too. Fact hurt don't they?😎
@@geldofpunk32 Please inform us when? Because I’ve watched mostly all the games in the Bulls championship eras in the Bulls never was on the bad end of an game changing call.
98 was bad. Not only those two shot clock violations, I vividly remember Malone getting slapped by Rodman on a field goal attempt from underneath, in such a way you cannot miss. Yet they missed it. And that goaltending in the final minute of game 6 1997. And obviously the pushoff and the kick on John Stockton in the decisive play of the aforementioned game 6 in 1997. Well, let's put it this way: Jordan was clutch and nobody can take that away from him, but who knows...
How bout the hundreds of fouls on Jordan he hardly ever got the benefit of the doubt. I think u need to watch the games yourself before you make assumptions that are absolutely incorrect. Nitpicking these incidents that went the Bulls way is sad without looking at the games and seeing how many calls were not given to Jordan
And facts the jazz got the same amount of ticky tack BS calls those finals series as well if not more if u look at the numbers Malone got the most ticky tack calls out of anyone including jordan
@@Ali-on8dc You gotta be stupid. Jordan would always get help from the refs. LeBron wasn't helped, the refs would help the Warriors not LeBron. The league protects Jordan's legacy. You must be a Jordan fan girl.
i'm a huge pacers fan but there is one play that happened during a knicks game that many people remember. reggie's infamous 8 points. he shoved the defender knocking him down and causing the inbound pass go straight to reggie who step back and sink a three
Probably the most disruptive call in NBA history would be the league office's decision to suspend Draymond Green from an elimination home game in the NBA finals. The call on Green was not originally ruled a technical foul by the refs during the game. This one call completely influenced the outcome of the entire season as the Cavs were then able to come back and win the series from being down 3-1. The call featured LeBron throwing Green to the ground and walking over him, an act which caused the league office to interfere and rule technical fouls for both players AFTER the game was over. The tech would put Green over the allowed number of technical fouls and required automatic suspension. A fact the league office were well aware of when making their ruling.
Not really it was 1 game not the rest of the series, he still came back in game 6 with a 3-2 advantage and they still lost, game 7 he played as well and he played hard, that series was a pure choke job and that’s all there is to it
@@somregularguy First off it was a pivitol gm 5 home elimination gm in Golden St (not gm 1) which the Cavs would not have survived down 3-1 if not for Green's suspension. Are you truly claiming that suspension had nothing to do with the Cavs comeback bro?
There's only one blown call in this whole video - the shot clock 'violation' that helped the Bulls. All the others are either a strict enforcement of the rules (Pippen's foul after the sho, Knicks players being suspended for leaving the bench), or opinions on the calling of fouls. If you're gonna call them history altering, then there's calls in almost every game, especially play-offs, that are equally so.
I saw that 1998 game 6 finals live and I was rooting for the Jazz. I was 13 at the time, I was so pissed off when that Howard Eisley 3 point shot didn't count. The shot was clearly in the air before that shot clock expired. I can't believe nobody talks about that horrendous miss call, your channel is the only one I've seen that talks about that very specific shot.
I don’t know why, but I love the way he makes he’s videos sound like a horror story
Lol! I do too but difference is, It's not scary more like interesting!
Showing the true horror of the nba , disturbing
Ong
Agree
Same.
Another one that a lot of people don't talk about was in 1993 1st Round between the Lakers vs Suns Game 5 the deciding Game, Barkley had a late game offense basket interence that was not called by the refs that really kept the game alive for the Suns. The league that year really wanted a Bulls vs Suns NBA Finals.
yeah i was hoping he would talk about that more he didn't even bring it up
That whole Sonics vs Suns WCF Game 7, Suns shot like 65 free throws...
Lakers own the Refs since the 80s so stfu Crybaby
Heyyyyy you clearly missed out the screwjob on the lakers sacramento playoffs... theres lots of missed calls there in favor to the lakers...
I'm a Laker fan, and I agree. Sad for Vlade and the 2002 Sacramento Kings. They won, and would have beat New Jersey. Robbed. Sad.
yep. it was at that moment that i filed the nba under "sports entertainment" along the wwe. the series was fixed. google "tim donaghy 2002 wcf".
@@mardukmd919 I saw most of "the greatest tragedy in the history of sports" where dude laid it all out. It's just entertainment, it means little who wins rings.
Big facts. This video is not even valid without 2002 game 6 wcf. Not just a call they sent the Lakers to the free throw line 27 times in the 4th qtr on phantom calls and allowed the Lakers to clothes line Sac and bust their noses wide open with no calls. This is the most egregious criminal act ever in the NBA and it was a close out game for Sacramento to go to the NBA Finals. Literally cost them a championship. The Nets had no chance as they got swept by the Lakers.
yes sir you're right. that kings-lakers series LITERALLY altered NBA history forever
I remember the 91 NBA Finals Game 1 Bulls should have won Game 1 when Jordan missed the go ahead basket and AC Green called time out the Lakers didn't have any timeouts and the Bulls lose game 1
But Bulls is a Champ of 1991 Nba Finals n Lakers a Runner Up.
You can turn the nba into a horror movie.
Your mom was scared when we watched it together too.
@@kgmv4798 your mom too
@@kgmv4798 That's just wrong......
@@Unknown-wt3pv that kid wouldn't know what to do with a grown woman ..lol
He might as well start a Netflix NBA horror story series
The music ain't scary but watching this at 3 in the morning with no lights on is scary😂😂
LoL
2am for me and I jus checked my closet
Yea it’s 3:05 rn 🤣
Big facts tho
@@ledontetaylor1272 fo sho bro, its like, how many "coincidences" can the NBA have bro? And surrounding Kobes death too, the night before and the day of and all those "coincidences" around those stats? tf going on with this society man? bruh idk, everything about America seems sketch. And just forewarning, y'all look up the Skulls and Bones society at Yale, George Bush's family, his grandfather, his pops and himself were apart of that, and John Kerry too, the Fedex Ceo, and even the Rockafellas. When people say the elites run this ish, they have credibility. Even the CIA was orchestrated by someone in the Skulls and Bones, google this, its common knowledge on sites like the Washington Post. If ya know, ya know, I digress lol
Almost everything got some thing to do with MJ lol.
MJ got a lot of calls. Great player, but the Jazz deserved 1998.
@@NameCallingIsWeak you don't know if they'd have win gm7
@@dustincrawford7775 Doubtful. Scottie Pippen probably wouldn't have played, and if he did he would've been hobbled.
MJ is the goat imo, but he did get a lot of calls
the goats tied literally always have and will be both wilt chamberlain and bill russell
Before that Charles Smith missed foul calls in the final seconds, John Starks traveled before he passed the ball to Ewing.
yeah a little
No Pistons/Lakers Phantom Foul?! That heavily altered history. We should’ve been the first to 3 peat since the old Celtics.
Thank you
Not only that the fans rushing the court too! This from a Bulls fan but yeah Bad Boy Pistons shouldve 3peated
aceassn716 yeah I forgot about that! There was like 2 or 3 seconds left and they rushed the court. Smh wow
Yup and no Lakers/Kings phantom calls in the early 2000s. That was the first series I thought of when seeing the title, this guy lost a lot of credibility. The video is from sept 2020 and yet only ONCE he talked about a modern day series and its from 7 yrs ago 😑 Seems like the true intention of this video is to tear down Bulls legacy it was 99% Bulls stuff
"[Pistons] should’ve been the first to 3 peat since the old Celtics." Don't think about the Phantom Call against the Pistons, think about all the non-calls from the bad boys beating on the rest of the league like rented mules. ALL THOSE NON-CALLS came back at that moment. Thanks.
I’m a huge Jordan fan and he fell on his own on that play vs Mckee
Probably why he wasn't yelling for a foul.
Definite fall. Stubbed his toe on the floor and no push as u can see in the last clip as the backside of his hand/wrist barely touched Jordan's jersey if at all.
And yea, I am a Jordan fan as well.
I'm "secretly" a Lebron James fan and I think Jordan just fell on his own after Mckee tripped him and pushed him. Smh 😂
will ordonez He was tripped by McKey You dont fall like that on your own
@@christiansoldier77 of course you do it’s called tripping over someone’s shoe. McKee did give him a little forearm that probably helped with him falling but mike had already stepped on Mckees shoes and was already falling. He should’ve gotten called for the forearm but he definitely didn’t trip him Jordan did that on his own.
If it wasn't for Pippen's "foul" on Davis that favored the Knicks , there should have been "Pippen's Legacy", too.
Nah. Knicks still win series.
This is why Scottie Pippen is a BETTER all around player than LeBron & definitely the better small forward, Scottie showed his true value in 94 & in 2000 when he went to Portland.. TWO moments were Scottie had a strong chance to play for a 7th title and without MJ
Now it does not take away MJ's value, still the GOAT and always will be but it definitely adds to Scottie's value
Bulls would have beat the Knicks in 6, then beat the Pacers in the Eastern Conference Finals, but would have lost to the Rockets in the NBA Finals.
Nice cope, Pippen's legacy is sitting on the bench pouting while kukoc won game 3.
@@Kamalatowing
And remind me......."what" else did Kukoc do with mentioning in his career?
Where is Kobe Bryant's offensive foul on Mike Bibby in Game 6 of the 2002 West finals that became two free throws for the Lakers
The music letterly the reason I watch this channel I love your concepts to
"Literally" 😂
Yeah same here
Camaro 1968 lol that’s probably what this man thinks
@Camaro 1968 Okay Draymond is not the goat defender and I only said that because I like the music it's very nice and it's fine like music dude come on Do you want me to say that I'm sorry for likening music and I could say that I liked the video to
Noah Plourde no bro u clearly said the reason why u like the channel cause the music
4 blown calls 2006 finals “phantom fouls on D Wade” the referees robbed the Mavericks in 06
I remember that game 🤦🏾♂️
2006 and 2016 were the most rigged NBA Finals ever.
2006 Finals: Wade got all the calls in his favor but also won the Finals MVP (Shaquile O'Neal deserved it).
2016: Suspension of Draymond Green from game 5 (so GSW didn't have a center and PF) and all the early foul calls on Curry in game 6.
Which calls? The ones that happened in the first half? You're gonna really complain about that? You don't remember dirk choking at the free throw line? The refs also gave Miami that game as well? Lmao give me a break
Jordan tripped himself on the swing thru of his foot..no foul on mckey..and I'm a jordan fan but thats basketball ..
Luis PG O’Neil averaged 13 and 10 in that series on 30% from the line while Wade averaged 34 7 and 3. Stop spreading false news.
Honestly, the fact that refs are so bad at their jobs makes me think they're intentionally doing it. The again, not all these calls favored the Bulls like the Pacer ones.
The games are definitely manipulated in both the NFL and NBA. In both sports the ref can literally find a penalty on just about every play because they are contact sports are at the mercy of a refs judgement. They just want games to be exciting and to come down to the wire or for certain stars and teams to do well. The refs are masters at controlling tempo and are the directors on the field trying to keep games close and exciting. The NFL is pretty blatant.
11:28 "when the officials decided to quickly stop the game" shows Joey Crawford aka worst NBA official ever
They let Pop get away with an illegal substitution so....
U make the nba stories so interesting to watch
Dude I love this guy’s channel, I just always sit on my couch and watch sooo much vids from him, just sitting there for hours
Jeff hornacek illegal screen on charles Barkley in 97 cost us the rockets vs bulls finals
This guy left out a shit ton of stuff..many calls from the 2016 finals heavily changed history resulting in the only time IN HISTORY a team comes back from a 3-1 deficit. The foul that got Draymond Green suspended shifted things thats one example
That was 1997 bro....
That was game 6 in 1997
@@crosswiz6 and curry had ankle problems iggy had back problems bogut went down Lebron just had it out for him to win the 2016 finals
@@yourmom-qq4tq Hakeem intimidates Jordan, and they have NO ONE who can cover Hakeem. I'd guess the league wanted Jordan to get ring #5
10:45 pay attention to jordan left shoe in this replays!!!!! Jordan hit the shoe
Good eye
ur maddddd underated
Shut up
@@tonysamuel9721 chill
@@tonysamuel9721 buddy who hurt you
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yo im first view! been loving the vids keep it up
Some how first view 6th comment
I love the fact that this guy speaks about basketball like he is in a terror movie
Why does this guy make everything creepy
Exactly wtf
Cause he can and lots of ppl like it but of course if you don’t like it by all means don’t watch it’s simple
@@TylerMYName fr yo
Because he's a creep
Game 6 of the 2002 WCF( Lakers vs Kings)
ONE giant blown call
In the post game press conference after game 6 of the 1998 Eastern conference finals when Jordan was tripped on his way to the hoop, he claimed that “the refs have to make that call“....But if you recall the end of game 4 of the 1995 first round playoff series against the Hornets, Larry Johnson shot a fade away air ball that David Windgate snatched out of the air and had an EASY put-back that would have won the game and sent the series to a decisive Game 5 on Charlotte’s home floor.....But Michael Jordan intentionally swatted Windgate’s arm preventing the hoop and preserving the Bulls winning the series, 3-1. After the game in the postgame press conference, Jordan said that he intentionally fouled Windgate, and “if that’s what the Hornets were crying about, then so what! Let em cry”! But then in 1998 when he’s accidentally tripped, he says “THE REFS HAVE TO MAKE THAT CALL”!!! What he meant to say is “The refs HAVE to make that call if I’m the one who’s fouled”! 🙄
Yep. And imagine if they called that egregious push off for his 6th ring...man would have been in tears 😂😂
I really liked this video. I learned alot
Once another basketball video, but when I see who made it, I knew its gonna be epic video
great video!
The last dance is a Michael Jordan documentary not a Scottie Pippen one
Megaprikibalz xxx thank you captain obvious.
It's really a Bulls documentary but Jordan was the main focus. So why would they insert anything that happened in 94 w/o Jordan?
It’s a doc on the Bulls
I like how you delivered the story. You earned my subscription
Actual title: Calls in bulls games that changed nba history
Keep the videos coming
Yo cosgrove for your next video you should do the full story behind the Malice at the palace and other crazy fights love your videos sooo much
@Fui Gebhardt1 got you thanks
@Fui Gebhardt1 now my hearts gone
@Fui Gebhardt1 it's all good you corrected me
The Knicks suspensions in the PJ Brown fight still hurt to this day 😞
The delay of game blown call in the 95 Finals let Kenny Smith square up while Penny was focused on explaining to the red what he had missed
Great analysis and great video
Game 6 of Seattle and Houston in the 1993 playoffs had 6 bad calls in the 4th quarter alone.
Rockets were up 3-2 and winning by 14 in game 6. Ended up losing that game and game 7. The NBA wanted their Barkley/Jordan finals. Seattle was Houston's Kriptonite. The Rockets would've dominated Phoenix and matched well with the Bulls.
Was that in the western conference finals
I think it was the semi's
The background music is everything
1988 finals, game 6, laimbeer never touched Kareem, would have led to Detroit 3-peat, not Lakers repeat that year
Yeah, but think about all the non-calls on the Pistons that the refs missed. That "phantom" call made up for all of those. Can't cheat, it always catches you.
I agree with u Jason roberts
Well, he TOUCHED him. You can say he didn't FOUL him, but he clearly bumped him.
I did do and/or probably will really love kareem abdul-jabbar almost as much as wilt chamberlain and bill russell
Draymond Green's controversial suspension in the 2016 NBA Finals which resulted in Cavs regaining the momentum in the series.
I always cringe anytime someone mentions that lebron came back from being down 3-1….after addressing media to look at footage of the exchange between dray(knowing how many techs he had) even if cavs woulda still won the next game if dray did play, they weren’t winning 3 straight as warriors were in sync.
Nakadami na kasi siya ng technical kaya siya nasuspend
@@karlitomanaloto Oo tama naman pero napaka controversial din kasi talaga yung huling tech nya against kay Lebron na hindi dapat talaga tech manipis masyado normal lang naman sa isang finals series magkainitan pero masyado pa din OA para tawagan ng tech yung palitan nilang yun.
Warriors weren’t gonna win anyway, cause Draymond played in Game 6 and Bron got another 41.
Tbh the refs always are paid to favour one team over the other.
Yesterday they tried to push the celtics vs heat to overtime in game 4
love your videos man. you do a great job regularly.
Never in my life, have I seen a person try to ruin Jordans legacy
Bs
Nope that had to save him
he's not, he's only saying what ifs. It's just fun to think about the what ifs in an alternative reality! Why are people so negative!
Yall witness cheating every game. Yall just act like bitches when it aint in your favor. Wtf is a superstar call? A foul is a foul no matter who it is. Its all rigged.
He’s not trying to ruin it he’s just saying some facts
Very interesting !!!
That call against Bill on Kareem when the pistons 1st went to the finals
I did do and/or probably will really love kareem abdul-jabbar almost as much as wilt chamberlain and bill russell
I can’t believe the Kings Lakers series in 2002 didn’t make this. The Kings got screwed in game 6.
The Miller push-off on MJ was one of the most egregious blown calls I've ever seen. I'm pretty sure you could have been sitting in the rafters and seen that. Everyone knew Miller was getting the ball so all eyes were on him and he just straight up two-hand shoved Jordan, didn't even try to disguise what he was doing. For the refs to miss that call, it was extremely bizarre.
This basketball channel is my favorite 🤩
What about Bill Laimbeer's phantom foul on Kareem in the Finals cost the Pistons a Championship
I did do and/or probably will really love kareem abdul-jabbar almost as much as wilt chamberlain and bill russell
You are the best!!!!!!!!!
1988 Finals game 6. Pistons up 1 against the Lakers when an imagined foul was called against Bill Laimbeer for fouling Kareem. Kareem makes both free throws to send the series to a game 7. Isiah Thomas is highly ineffective in game 7 because of the bad ankle sprain that occurred in game 6 and are denied the title.
That was the worse call EVER because it LITERALLY cost Detroit a Ring !
@@tennaj1367 I'm a lakers fan and maybe because I didn't grow up with that
I think Detroit has all the rights to a 3 peat for that ring we stole
the spooky music makes this video stand out as one of the best spooky nba youtube videos, no cap
2:47 Anytime you see Dick Bavetta officiating chances are something shady is going. He was David Stern's go to guy for that kind of thing.
Thanks now im scared of basketball now
Bro, 4 of 6 series are where Bulls played
this kind of video sound was so cute bro
What are your thoughts on the 2006 NBA finals between MAVS vs HEAT? Did it seem like a legit series or did they already have the winner selected before the series started?
That's why LeBron suddenly forgot how to play in 2011,it was a payback.
The NBA wanted to give Shaq another ring. The 2011 Stern told LeBron James to forfeit the series, it was payback for 2006.
The heat winning the title was hideous.
Can you do injury’s that changed the nba forever
Penny Hardaway should be there.
Penny Hardaway, D Rose, Brandon Roy, And Dwight Howard
TWP Wolvezz grant hill as well
Don't forget T-Mac
The phantom foul call on the Pistons in 1988 was the worst ever. The Pistons were the better team and should have won 3 titles in a row. The NBA wanted the Lakers to win that series. Altered history. The Bad Boys would have taken their rightful place as one of the elite teams ever.
2006 Finals, People know of the D-Wade calls and free throws but remember also The refs gave the Mavs a timeout after the first Miami free throw and it was supposed to be after the second free c throw (if made) so that Dallas could advance the ball.
T Mac hinted towards the series being rigged and Avery Johnson went off on a reporter at the post game conferences regarding the time out
I'm a wizards fan but that was the ref on the Knicks vs bulls
Please do a collab with jimmy highroller
0:14 There has been should be HAVE been. 0:26 under circumstances that WERE completely out of your control, not was. 2:28 that we would have saw? TRY SEEN. 6:09 not known as one of the worst calls in sports history. 10:33 MJ tripped on the court, use slo mo. Again with the 80's real life mystery detective show music. Also hit that like button, etc, like everyone else says. Well, not everyone. Thankfully. Other than those things, good vid.
I like how most of them has a connection with the bulls who happened to had "the greatest player of all time"
The ONLY series the Bulls should have probably lost was the 2nd Utah Finals, the Howard Eisley 3pt that didn't count Ron Harper's shot that DID count and the light push off. Aside from that, all those other plays were fine
-in 93 Charles Smith did NOT get fouled
-in 94, the pathetic Knicks would have lost to Chicago WITHOUT MJ had they not called that nonsense on Pippen in Game 5
-in 98, they showed the end of game 6 of the Bulls-Pacers game, what they SHOULD have shown was the end of Game 4 of that series when Reggie Miller shoved the hell out of MJ right in his chest to get space to take that LUCKY ass game winner and save Indiana from going down 3-1 and possibly getting dumped on their heads in 5 games
It's really hard to argue those "blown calls"....the NBA was insanely physical at that time....
Longley got fouled vs Magic. Pippen fouled that guy. It doesn't matter if he doesn't have the ball it was the follow thru.
I got to watch Jordan’s entire career trust me he got the benefit of the call way more then the missed calls
Same. Yes you’re right. Jordan had the refs on his side for sure
Did he get the benefit of most calls before 91?
@@jtremaine23 yes
@@EFunkRock So why didn’t he win before 91 then? How about Magic, Bird, Kareem, Shaq, Olajuwon, Robinson, Duncan, Kobe, Wilt, Dr. J, etc? Did they get benefitted from calls too?
@@jtremaine23 because his teams were still inferior. It became more obvious and noticeable when the Bulls got better. Watch the entire Detroit series from 88-91, including the regular season. It’s there.
You have a good eyes Grove can't wait to see more videos
This video is sponsored by the Chicago bulls.
We could have had 8 finals rings.
The charles thomas no call ! Outrageous !@
Hey cosgrove, how u doing man?
Not bad! Thanks for asking bro!
I met cam Newton in real life
@@craigmackssj3680 lucky man!
@@iim6ke230 in NC at a 5 guys restaurant right before he went to nfl
@@craigmackssj3680 so he was still at auburn?
MJ would’ve won 9 rings but retired for a little bit and if that call wasn’t called on pippen, bulls would’ve won the whole series..
This should honestly be called missed calls that cost the bulls another 2 rings.
An it should be called “the wrong calls that made Jordan undefeated in the finals”
@Henry Michael Jordan fan girls are always lying. Jordan lost in game 7 of the 1990 eastern conference finals.
@The Book Of ƬЯXPXP 🤣🤣
@Henry That’s not that person’s point. They are pointing out the fact that you lied about Michael Jordan never losing a game 7. They were not questioning whether it was MJ’s fault or not. They simply made an observation and called you out on it. And you couldn’t even properly admit your mistake, instead you tried to shift the main focus on something that person wasn’t even talking about
@Henry I never said that you said he was wrong. U just made that up completely. I said that you failed to admit that you were wrong and tried to change the main focus. Most people would’ve admitted their mistake and be like “my bad” or “I didn’t know” but you didn’t say any of that. You just brought up that it wasn’t his fault
jazz fans cant complain cuz they poisoned Jordans pizza
Wow who would have known Michael Jordan choked at the end of playoff games🤣🤣🤣
What? All of those shown were controversial calls. Clippers in 6 🏆
@DeWayne Phillips cyr
@DeWayne Phillips you know what hurts? Lebron shooting 19/94 less than 60 secs in the playoffs. Jordan shot 37/76.
Lebron also shot a choking 48% in free throws too. Fact hurt don't they?😎
DeWayne Phillips Nah idc people just don’t like Jordan but wear his shoes
It was more exciting and more competition back then i wish the era was now
Everybody who watched the NBA in the 90s knows that the Bulls was always favored by the refs.
💯💯💯They don’t like to speak on that within Jordan’s legacy
I remember Bulls getting bad calls too plenty of times.
@@geldofpunk32 Please inform us when? Because I’ve watched mostly all the games in the Bulls championship eras in the Bulls never was on the bad end of an game changing call.
@@1dawg243 watch those series with the bad boys Pistons.
@@geldofpunk32 I’m speaking when Michael Jordan became the face of the NBA
LOL Cosgrove is clearly not a Jordan fan.
2006 mavs vs heat finals???
2011 also was the payback for that
Whatever calls Jordan got...HE EARNED THEM!!
@ 10:35, MJ trips over #9's left foot.
That is called destiny.. If u are destined, then u r destined whatever it takes
I thought this video was dedicated to mj
It is from a bronsexual
Lmao
You can definitely make a video like this about any close playoff series. Missed calls and favoritism always play a part in the nba
98 was bad. Not only those two shot clock violations, I vividly remember Malone getting slapped by Rodman on a field goal attempt from underneath, in such a way you cannot miss. Yet they missed it. And that goaltending in the final minute of game 6 1997.
And obviously the pushoff and the kick on John Stockton in the decisive play of the aforementioned game 6 in 1997.
Well, let's put it this way: Jordan was clutch and nobody can take that away from him, but who knows...
The real 1998 NBA champions are the Utah Jazz
Sometimes I think the league and the refs controls the outcome every season
Refs control the game
-Shaq
You ain’t the only one.
@@scopemaverick8733 and that's why sometimes i feel disappointed for this league
They go into year with set finals with maybe a A and B finals matchup
@@ck4514 yeah
Yessirrr‼️‼️‼️‼️
Jordan was benefited in fouls and calls lots of times, he wouldn’t be the GOAT without those lucky calls.
Congratulations!
You have a future in reading childrens stories if you want.
How bout the hundreds of fouls on Jordan he hardly ever got the benefit of the doubt. I think u need to watch the games yourself before you make assumptions that are absolutely incorrect. Nitpicking these incidents that went the Bulls way is sad without looking at the games and seeing how many calls were not given to Jordan
Say it without crying. Without the help from the refs the Bulls win 3 maybe 4 titles.
@@alexfarias5156 and Lebron wouldn’t have any rings if silver wasn’t sucking him up all the time it goes both ways lmao 😂
And facts the jazz got the same amount of ticky tack BS calls those finals series as well if not more if u look at the numbers Malone got the most ticky tack calls out of anyone including jordan
@@Ali-on8dc You gotta be stupid. Jordan would always get help from the refs. LeBron wasn't helped, the refs would help the Warriors not LeBron. The league protects Jordan's legacy. You must be a Jordan fan girl.
@@alexfarias5156 LeBron is one of the greatest flopper...
i'm a huge pacers fan but there is one play that happened during a knicks game that many people remember. reggie's infamous 8 points. he shoved the defender knocking him down and causing the inbound pass go straight to reggie who step back and sink a three
Right two hand shove
Probably the most disruptive call in NBA history would be the league office's decision to suspend Draymond Green from an elimination home game in the NBA finals. The call on Green was not originally ruled a technical foul by the refs during the game. This one call completely influenced the outcome of the entire season as the Cavs were then able to come back and win the series from being down 3-1. The call featured LeBron throwing Green to the ground and walking over him, an act which caused the league office to interfere and rule technical fouls for both players AFTER the game was over. The tech would put Green over the allowed number of technical fouls and required automatic suspension. A fact the league office were well aware of when making their ruling.
You could say the same about Green not getting a tech when he kicked Adam's nuts in the WCF, sorry but Green had it coming long ago in those playoffs
@@jdelgado216 except that game didn’t matter
@@weirdshitcoolideas Explain how it doesn't matter
Not really it was 1 game not the rest of the series, he still came back in game 6 with a 3-2 advantage and they still lost, game 7 he played as well and he played hard, that series was a pure choke job and that’s all there is to it
@@somregularguy First off it was a pivitol gm 5 home elimination gm in Golden St (not gm 1) which the Cavs would not have survived down 3-1 if not for Green's suspension. Are you truly claiming that suspension had nothing to do with the Cavs comeback bro?
There's only one blown call in this whole video - the shot clock 'violation' that helped the Bulls. All the others are either a strict enforcement of the rules (Pippen's foul after the sho, Knicks players being suspended for leaving the bench), or opinions on the calling of fouls. If you're gonna call them history altering, then there's calls in almost every game, especially play-offs, that are equally so.
It's a screwjob when its against Jordan. 😂
The 5 point swing against the Jazz is by far the most obvious screwing in league history.
Interesting however mj was too good even in games 7’s he would have beaten the knicks and jazz like he did pacers
No he wouldn't have. He only won because of the refs. If refs don't help Jordan he only wins 3 titles.
@@alexfarias5156 garbage
I saw that 1998 game 6 finals live and I was rooting for the Jazz. I was 13 at the time, I was so pissed off when that Howard Eisley 3 point shot didn't count. The shot was clearly in the air before that shot clock expired. I can't believe nobody talks about that horrendous miss call, your channel is the only one I've seen that talks about that very specific shot.
11:02 by far the weakest "blown call" in this video