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The reason for the Bulls' stagnation was Detroit's active, all-hands-on-deck defense, keyed to double-and triple-teaming Jordan. "It's difficult to beat a defense by myself," said Jordan. "You can't expect me to go one against five." Especially against a formidable foe like Detroit. 
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