The Most Brutal 38 Points in NBA History 🏀

June 11, 1997. Game 5 of the NBA Finals. The Utah Jazz thought they had the Chicago Bulls exactly where they wanted them. Michael Jordan was battling a 103-degree fever, severe dehydration, and could barely stand on his own two feet. He didn’t look like a legend; he looked like a ghost.

But greatness runs on pure obsession. In what became known as “The Flu Game,” a completely exhausted Jordan played 44 minutes, dropped 38 points, and collapsed into Scottie Pippen’s arms in one of the most iconic moments in sports history.

At Last Frame, we capture the unfiltered reality of these legends. No beautification, just the raw sweat, agony, and exact facial emotion of the players who built the game.

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