Jordan earns fourth Finals MVP as Bulls win title
Michael Jordan led the Chicago Bulls to a 87-75 Game 6 victory over the Seattle SuperSonics, earning his fourth Finals MVP trophy. He reflected on his murdered father on Father’s Day, saying the win was for dad while acknowledging the season’s historic 72-10 mark and his return from retirement. Rodman delivered 19 rebounds, and Jordan spoke of a possible free agency move despite optimism about reuniting with coach Phil Jackson and Dennis Rodman.
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Bulls prevail to capture fourth finals MVP in style
Michael Jordan led Chicago with 22 points and 11 assists as the Bulls overwhelmed Seattle 87 , securing their fourth NBA title on home court. Scottie Pippen added 17 points and Dennis Rodman grabbed 11 offensive boards while Seattle stars Gary Payton and Shawn Kemp fought hard but fell short. Jordan celebrated becoming the first to win finals MVP four times and rejoined the city with a championship after his comeback.
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Seattle's close call ends in Game 6 loss
The Seattle SuperSonics fall to the Chicago Bulls 77 65 in Game 6 as Shawn Kemp fouls out with 4:39 left. Detlef Schrempf, Gary Payton, and Nate McMillan voice disappointment after a strong effort but costly turnovers and rebounding gaps. Kemp finishes with 18 points and 14 rebounds, while Seattle contends with key injuries and playoff pressure heading to a potential Game 7.
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Neumann Wins Edina Realty LPGA Classic In Sudden Death
Liselotte Neumann recovered from a late triple bogey to force a four way playoff at Edinburgh USA. She clinched the title with a 45 foot putt on the third playoff hole, ending a tense final round where 11 players stayed within two shots of the lead. Koch, Strudwick and Burton shared in the dramatic finish and purse.
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Jones Wins Open After Nervy Final Round Standings
Jones wins the Open by hanging on as Love and Lehman falter at the final hole. Love, aiming for Father's Day victory for his dad, three-putts from 20 feet on 18 while Lehman misses a 15-foot par putt to force a playoff. Lehman had strong front nine, Jones birdied 9 and held off the late charge.
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