The Bulls had been involved in a seventh game in the playoffs just twice since 1992. The Indiana Pacers had lost twice before in Game 7 of the conference finals.

GAME 7: Bulls 88, Pacers 83 (Chicago wins series 4-3) This one was right there. There for the taking, there for the winning, there for the dismantling of the Chicago dynasty. Alas it did not happen.

"I saw he had a little knee problem in the Milwaukee game and it was in the back of my mind," the legendary sharpshooter ...

With most sports around the world on pause, revisit iconic sports moments from the past to help fill that void. On this day in Chicago Bulls history back in 1998, it’s on to a sixth NBA Final… ...

One such moment occurred on this date back in 1998: The Chicago Bulls defeated the Indiana Pacers in Game 7. In 1998, everyone knew the Bulls would win the East and ultimately, the title.

The home team held serve in the next two games, setting up Game 7. In a classic performance by both teams, the Pacers held a 72-69 lead with less than 9 minutes to play. The Bulls clamped down ...

The Bulls won Games 1 and 2 at home to take a 2-0 series lead, but the Pacers responded by winning Games 3 and 4 in Indiana. Miller hit a game-winning 3-pointer in Game 4 with 0.7 seconds left in ...