They had failed in the third quarter, but gaining even one more point now could help them fight for an opportunity in the fourth.
Chicago's basketball deity slowed down the pace after crossing half-court, not intending to give the Magic a chance to counterattack.
With only 8 seconds left on the shot clock, Jordan finally started his move from near the midcourt line, approaching the three-point line.
Harper immediately closed in; he was nearly spent, but he didn't back down and kept playing for keeps against Jordan.
Jordan first backed Harper down with his body, showing an aggressive stance, then spun to his right for the breakthrough.
But as he turned, he saw Roger had already double-teamed him from the front!
Jordan had thought that after Pippen had just hit that three-pointer, Roger wouldn't dare to leave him open again.
But as it turned out, Roger was a very focused individual—tonight, he only had eyes for Jordan!
