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Jordan had a poor shooting night but made up for it in
other ways as the Bulls won in L.A. to take a 2-1 lead in
the
Finals.
After Chicago fought back from 13 down in the third, Jordan
sent the game into overtime by hitting a 14-footer with 3.4
seconds left. He slightly sprained his right big toe as he
battled for an open look. "He made the shot with the
defender [Byron
Scott] all over him," said Lakers coach Mike Dunleavy.
"You can't ask for more than
that."
The Bulls dominated on the glass, finishing with a 46-29
margin (the 29 is a record low for the
Finals).
 | | "We wanted to come in and get one win to take it back
to Chicago. But now we've got a good opportunity to win a
couple more
games."
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photo by Manny Millan
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