Michael Jordan: 3 biggest winners and losers from ‘The Last Dance’

Chicago Bulls Michael Jordan (JEFF HAYNES/AFP via Getty Images)
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Utah Jazz

Out of all the three-peat teams the Bulls faced, the Jazz were the repeat offenders that suffered a Bulls’ finals defeat. Led by Hall of Famers John Stockton and Karl Malone, Utah had the team to possibly beat anyone in the league except the Bulls.

Michael Jordan was a dilemma they didn’t have an answer for while Malone’s dominance inside seemed to be neutralized against the defensive likes of Rodman and Pippen down-low throughout.

The Jazz went 126-38 in the regular season during their two-year NBA Finals run and 22-6 during their Western Conference postseason treks in that span as well. However, they always found a way to lose to the Bulls in six.

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Usually, it happened at the helm of a clutch play from Michael Jordan whether it be a pass or pull-up dagger.