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You are looking at a ticket stub for the playoff game between the Chicago Bulls and Milwaukee Bucks which took place on April 29, 1990 at the old Chicago Stadium. This was game two of the of the Eastern Conference First Round. Game two of the best-of-five series saw the Bulls up 1-0 and looking to take control of the series with a game two win. Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen were the new Blues Brothers for Chicagoland that day. Pip scored 32 points, snagged seven rebounds, dished eight assists, and added four steals. The Milwaukee Fan Sided site gives a description of MJ's performance: The Bucks and Bulls didn’t do battle in the postseason all that often during Jordan’s decorated career, meeting just twice in total. The first of those came in the form of a 3-1 Bucks success during Jordan’s rookie season in 1985, while the latter came in 1990 when the Bulls were on the cusp of taking the jump to becoming one of the NBA’s all-time great dynasties. Jordan’s best performance in that latter first round series likely came in Game 2, when he put on a complete performance, stuffing the stat sheet to best the Bucks. Just a two-point game with over 80 seconds remaining, and with the Bucks looking at a real chance to secure an early split heading back to Milwaukee, Jordan stepped up to deliver the goods for his team. With an and-1 followed by a beautiful baseline jumper, Jordan opened up a significant gap on the scoreboard late on, setting the Bulls up for a 109-102 win, and eventual 3-1 series success. Individually, Jordan finished that game with 36 points, 11 assists, nine rebounds, and five steals in 44 minutes of action. In other words, he did everything his team needed from him to secure the victory. Please take a look at the scans for condition. I have been a long time ticket collector and will be posting many additional tickets in the coming weeks. The item you see pictured is the actual item you will receive. Feel free to email me with any questions. I will ship for free anywhere in the United States.