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Step into the heart of one of the most intense rivalries in NBA history as we relive Game 4 of the 1993 Eastern Conference Finals between the Chicago Bulls and the New York Knicks. Held at the raucous Chicago Stadium, this pivotal matchup featured the defending champion Bulls fighting to even the series at 2-2 against the gritty, physical Knicks led by Patrick Ewing.

With Michael Jordan looking to rebound from a subpar Game 3, the Bulls delivered a fierce performance, showcasing their championship poise. Jordan dropped a commanding 54 points, reminding the basketball world why he's the game's ultimate closer. Scottie Pippen added his all-around brilliance, while the Knicks countered with the toughness of Charles Oakley and the interior presence of Ewing.

This video dives deep into the highlights, key plays, and momentum swings that defined the contest, from MJ’s midrange dominance to the relentless Knicks defense. Witness the intensity, the trash talk, the drama, and the brilliance that made this one of the most memorable games of the 1993 playoffs.

Don’t miss this classic battle of wills and skill — the moment the Bulls reclaimed control of the series on their road to a third straight NBA title.