June 5, 1991: Chicago’s Michael Jordan sets an NBA playoff record of 13 consecutive made FGs without a miss during a 107-86 win over the Los Angeles Lakers in Game 2 of the NBA Finals.
Jordan finished with 33 PTS (15-18 FG)/13 AST/7 REB for the Bulls, who tied the series at 1-1.
On this day in 1997...
MJ's buzzer-beater capped the Bulls’ thrilling win in Game 1 of the 1997 NBA Finals!
Jordan: 31 PTS (19 in 2H), 8 AST
Pippen: 27 PTS, 9 REB, 3 STL, 4 BLK
May 28, 2002: Sacramento's Mike Bibby hits the game-winner with 8.2 seconds left in Game 5 of the Western Conference Finals.
Bibby scored 23 PTS and Chris Webber had 29 PTS/13 REB as the Kings took a 3-2 series lead with a 92-91 victory. Kobe Bryant scored 30 PTS for the Lakers.
MAGA suddenly clutching their pearls over Dems being mean to Stephen Miller after spending the last decade acting like feral assholes online is peak gaslighting.
Colbert does a whole joyous final show without mentioning Trump's name even once. Trump posts a rant calling him a "total jerk" and plays a video of him throwing Colbert in the dumpster. Who is the strong man and who is the weak one? Who is the secure man and who is the insecure one? Which one do you want your kids to be like?
Jimmy Kimmel is encouraging his viewers never to watch CBS again after tonight's final episode of The Late Show.
"We will be off tomorrow night out of respect for our colleague and friend Stephen Colbert and the writers, producers, staff, and crew at The Late Show, whose final show on CBS airs opposite ours. I think you know how I feel about the fact that they are being pushed out.
"I hope the people who did the pushing feel ashamed of themselves tonight, although I know they probably won't. But that being said, I think it is most important to congratulate Stephen and the team at The Late Show for all the great work...
"I will be watching tomorrow night. I hope that those of you who watch our show will also tune in to CBS for the last time. Don't ever watch it again, but watch tomorrow night to wish Stephen and our friends at The Late Show a fond farewell.
"OK... now let's talk about the asshole about who forced them off the air.
The Yankees deserve all the criticism in the world. Every single bit. You cannot lose these series to these awful teams. You can’t. And this is all on the players. That was garbage. This whole road trip was garbage.
On this day in 1993...
Michael Jordan knocked down a contested fadeaway at the buzzer to send the Bulls to their fifth-straight Eastern Conference Finals!
New idea for the NFL schedule release:
Make a game show out of it. No leaks. No announcements. Just everyday fans competing to put the puzzle together beginning at a specified time that reveal each game.
You want to know when the Bears play the Packers? Not until Nate from Madison figures out the clue live on TV/streaming.
It would be so infuriating and hilarious at the same time. The NFL has already made it into a circus so let's embrace it.
@MaxMannis@TomMunzer@SharpStats17 I thought about this parallel as well. That was also a 4-game wrap-around set with the Os in New York. Thurman died Thursday and the funeral was in Ohio on Monday. The Yankees flew back Monday evening to finish the set. Bobby Murcer had a big night.