Bulls vs Knicks, 1994 Eastern Conference Semifinals Game 2
The 1994–95 Chicago Bulls season was the 29th season for the Chicago Bulls in the National Basketball Association. This was also the team's first season playing at their new arena, the United Center.
Quick Facts
- Series context
- 1994 Eastern Conference Semifinals
- Location
- Madison Square Garden, New York City
- Key performer
- Patrick Ewing (Knicks)
- Opponent
- New York Knicks
- Outcome
- Bulls Loss (96-91)
- Significance
- Knicks evened the series at 1-1
Lore & Background
One notable highlight of the regular season occurred on March 28, 1995, in which the Bulls defeated the New York Knicks on the road, 113–111 at Madison Square Garden. Jordan scored a season-high of 55 points, as he made 21 of 37 field-goal attempts, 3 of 4 three-point field-goal attempts, and 10 of 11 free-throw attempts; it would later on be known as the 'Double Nickel' game.
Reader's Guide
The Bulls finished second in the NBA in home-game attendance behind the Hornets, with an attendance of 926,218 at the United Center during the regular season.
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