Voir The Last Dance - Episode 8

In the 1998 playoffs, former teammate B.J. Armstrong made the mistake of provoking Michael Jordan, who responded with a dominant performance to polish off Armstrong's Hornets. It was yet another example of Jordan's competitive edge. A few years earlier, the Major League Baseball players' strike put Jordan's dreams of getting to the big leagues on pause. In the late winter of '95, cajoled at first by Armstrong, his basketball fire was soon stoked – and on the third weekend in March came that famous faxed press release: "I'm back." When the 1995-96 season began, Jordan looked more driven than ever, and the Bulls went on to complete the most dominant NBA season ever on their way to a fourth championship.