1997 NBA Playoffs















1997 NBA playoffs

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Dates
April 24–June 13, 1997
Season
1996–97
Teams
16
Champions
Chicago Bulls (5th title)
Runners-up
Utah Jazz (1st finals appearance)
Semifinalists
  • Houston Rockets

  • Miami Heat





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The 1997 NBA Playoffs was the postseason tournament of the National Basketball Association's 1996–97 season. The tournament concluded with the Eastern Conference champion Chicago Bulls defeating the Western Conference champion Utah Jazz 4 games to 2. This was the Bulls' second straight title, and fifth overall (They completed the 3-peat by beating Utah again in 1998). Michael Jordan was named NBA Finals MVP for the fifth time.


This was the first Western Conference title for the Jazz in their 23-year history.


The Miami Heat's run to the Eastern Conference Finals marked the farthest they had reached in the playoffs up to that point; they did not return until 2005, and won the NBA Finals in 2006.


The Minnesota Timberwolves made their playoff debut after failing to win more than 30 games in their first 7 seasons. It was also the first of 7 straight years in which they made the playoffs only to lose in the first round. They were the last of the 1988/89 expansion four to make their playoff debut


This was the first (and so far, only) time since the ABA–NBA merger that the 4 former ABA teams, the San Antonio Spurs, the Denver Nuggets, the Indiana Pacers, and the New Jersey Nets, have all missed the playoffs, even more remarkable considering the rarity with which San Antonio has missed the playoffs at all (only 4 times since the merger).


All four 1988/89 expansion teams (Minnesota, Miami, Orlando and Charlotte) made the playoffs for the first time. This would happen again in 2001.


The two #8 seeds in this tournament, the Washington Bullets and the Los Angeles Clippers, broke long playoff droughts (Bullets eight years, Clippers only just three) with their appearances in the 1997 Playoffs. (The Bullets' last playoff appearance was in 1988; the Clippers in 1993). Unfortunately for both teams, it would be a long time before they made the playoffs again; the renamed Wizards made their return in 2005; the Clippers in 2006). The Bullets qualified by defeating the Cleveland Cavaliers in a regular season finale that saw both teams fighting for the #8 seed.[1]


Game 4 of the Bulls–Hawks series was the last game ever played at The Omni. The Hawks' home playoff games for 1998 and 1999 were played at the Georgia Dome while the Omni was demolished to make way for Philips Arena, which would open in September 1999.


The Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena hosted its final NBA playoff game in Game 3 of the Clippers–Jazz series. When the Clippers returned to the playoffs in 2006, they had moved to the Staples Center, their home since the 1999–2000 season. The Sports Arena remained active until its closure and demolition in 2016.


Game 3 of the Bulls–Bullets series was the last playoff game ever played at the Capital Centre (named USAir Arena at the time). They moved into a new arena the next season.


In addition, the Bullets changed their team name to the Wizards on May 15, making it the last time the team was officially named the "Bullets".


After losing in the Western Conference Finals, the Houston Rockets would not win a playoff series until 2009 and would not return to the Conference Finals until 2015.




Contents





  • 1 Bracket


  • 2 Playoff qualifying

    • 2.1 Western Conference

      • 2.1.1 Best record in conference


      • 2.1.2 Clinched a playoff berth



    • 2.2 Eastern Conference

      • 2.2.1 Best record in NBA


      • 2.2.2 Clinched a playoff berth




  • 3 Memorable moments


  • 4 Notes


  • 5 Western Conference

    • 5.1 First Round

      • 5.1.1 (1) Utah Jazz vs. (8) Los Angeles Clippers


      • 5.1.2 (4) Los Angeles Lakers vs. (5) Portland Trail Blazers


      • 5.1.3 (2) Seattle SuperSonics vs. (7) Phoenix Suns


      • 5.1.4 (3) Houston Rockets vs. (6) Minnesota Timberwolves



    • 5.2 Conference Semifinals

      • 5.2.1 (1) Utah Jazz vs. (4) Los Angeles Lakers


      • 5.2.2 (2) Seattle SuperSonics vs. (3) Houston Rockets



    • 5.3 Conference Finals

      • 5.3.1 (1) Utah Jazz vs. (3) Houston Rockets




  • 6 Eastern Conference

    • 6.1 First Round

      • 6.1.1 (1) Chicago Bulls vs. (8) Washington Bullets


      • 6.1.2 (4) Atlanta Hawks vs. (5) Detroit Pistons


      • 6.1.3 (2) Miami Heat vs. (7) Orlando Magic


      • 6.1.4 (3) New York Knicks vs. (6) Charlotte Hornets



    • 6.2 Conference Semifinals

      • 6.2.1 (1) Chicago Bulls vs. (4) Atlanta Hawks


      • 6.2.2 (2) Miami Heat vs. (3) New York Knicks



    • 6.3 Conference Finals

      • 6.3.1 (1) Chicago Bulls vs. (2) Miami Heat




  • 7 NBA Finals

    • 7.1 Chicago Bulls vs. Utah Jazz



  • 8 References


  • 9 External links




Bracket









































































































































































































 
First Round

Conference Semifinals

Conference Finals

NBA Finals
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 


1

Utah*

3
 


8

LA Clippers
0
 

 

1

Utah*

4
 

 

 

4

LA Lakers
1
 


4

LA Lakers

3



5

Portland
1
 


 

1

Utah*

4
 


Western Conference

 

3

Houston
2
 


3

Houston

3
 



6

Minnesota
0
 

 

3

Houston

4

 

 

2

Seattle*
3
 


2

Seattle*

3



7

Phoenix
2
 


 

W1

Utah*
2




 

E1

Chicago*

4


1

Chicago*

3
 



8

Washington
0
 

 

1

Chicago*

4

 

 

4

Atlanta
1
 


4

Atlanta

3



5

Detroit
2
 


 

1

Chicago*

4


Eastern Conference

 

2

Miami*
1
 


3

New York

3
 



6

Charlotte
0
 

 

3

New York
3

 

 

2

Miami*

4
 


2

Miami*

3



7

Orlando
2
 




Playoff qualifying



Western Conference



Best record in conference


The Utah Jazz clinched the best record in the Western Conference, and had home court advantage throughout the Western Conference playoffs.



Clinched a playoff berth


The following teams clinched a playoff berth in the West:



  1. Utah Jazz (clinched Midwest division)


  2. Seattle SuperSonics (clinched Pacific division)

  3. Houston Rockets

  4. Los Angeles Lakers

  5. Portland Trail Blazers

  6. Minnesota Timberwolves

  7. Phoenix Suns

  8. Los Angeles Clippers


Eastern Conference



Best record in NBA


The Chicago Bulls clinched the best record in the NBA, and earned home court advantage throughout the entire playoffs.



Clinched a playoff berth


The following teams clinched a playoff berth in the East:



  1. Chicago Bulls (clinched Central division)


  2. Miami Heat (clinched Atlantic division)

  3. New York Knicks

  4. Atlanta Hawks

  5. Detroit Pistons

  6. Charlotte Hornets

  7. Orlando Magic

  8. Washington Bullets


Memorable moments


The 1997 NBA Playoffs featured numerous clutch shots and other moments.


  • April 30: Chicago Bulls vs. Washington Bullets, Game 3

Scottie Pippen made the series-winning dunk with 7.4 seconds left as the Bulls swept the Bullets 96–95 and advanced.[2]


  • May 1: Seattle SuperSonics vs. Phoenix Suns, Game 4

With his team trailing 107–104 with 4.3 seconds left, Phoenix guard Rex Chapman took the inbounds pass, launched a 3-point shot while falling out of bounds, and made the shot to tie the game. The Sonics would however win in OT 122-115.


  • May 6: Chicago Bulls vs. Atlanta Hawks, Game 1

Scottie Pippen broke a 97-97 tie by making a 3-point shot with 43.9 seconds left. Neither team would score after that, and the Bulls beat Atlanta 100–97.


  • May 14: New York Knicks vs. Miami Heat, Game 5

A courtside brawl erupted when Heat forward P.J. Brown body-slammed Knicks guard Charlie Ward causing both teams' benches to clear. For the Knicks, Patrick Ewing, John Starks, Allan Houston and Larry Johnson left the bench. All of the players involved were suspended. The Knicks, under-manned by the suspensions, lost the series in 7 games to start the Heat-Knicks rivalry.


  • May 25: Utah Jazz vs. Houston Rockets, Game 4

Eddie Johnson made a 3 as time expired to tie the Western Conference Finals at 2.


  • May 29: Utah Jazz vs. Houston Rockets, Game 6

John Stockton capped off a spectacular 4th quarter performance by hitting a 3 as time expired to send Utah to the NBA Finals for the first time in franchise history.


  • June 1: Chicago Bulls vs. Utah Jazz, Game 1

With the game tied at 82 with 9.2 seconds left, Jazz forward Karl Malone missed two crucial free throws. Chicago regained possession and Michael Jordan hit a jumper as time expired for the Bulls to win 84–82.


  • June 13: Chicago Bulls vs. Utah Jazz, Game 6

With most NBC viewers (and Utah defenders) thinking Jordan would take the last shot with the game tied at 86, he instead passed to Steve Kerr, who made a 17-foot shot with 5 seconds left. On the next play, Scottie Pippen stole Bryon Russell's inbound pass and rolled the ball to Toni Kukoč, who clinched the title with a dunk.



Notes


  • For the first time since 1992, a #5 seed did not beat their #4 seeded opponent in the first round.

  • This would be the last postseason until 2004 to feature teams with sub .500 records.

  • As of 2016, this is the most recent postseason where a Western Conference team (Minnesota, Phoenix, and the Los Angeles Clippers) qualified with a losing record.


Western Conference


Champion: Utah Jazz



First Round



(1) Utah Jazz vs. (8) Los Angeles Clippers










































Game
Date
Home
Score
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Score
Record

(UTAH-LAC)


Venue
Recap
Television
1
April 24

Utah

106
L.A. Clippers
86
1-0

Delta Center, Salt Lake City, Utah

1
NBC
2
April 26

Utah

105
L.A. Clippers
99
2-0
Delta Center, Salt Lake City, Utah

2
TNT
3
April 28
L.A. Clippers
92

Utah

104
3-0

Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena, Los Angeles

3
TNT
Utah wins series 3–0

This was the second playoff meeting between these two teams, with the Jazz winning the first meeting.




(4) Los Angeles Lakers vs. (5) Portland Trail Blazers




















































Game
Date
Home
Score
Visitor
Score
Record

(LAL-POR)


Venue
Recap
Television
1
April 25

L.A. Lakers

95
Portland
77
1-0

Great Western Forum, Los Angeles, California

1
TNT
2
April 27

L.A. Lakers

107
Portland
93
2-0
Great Western Forum, Los Angeles, California

2
NBC
3
April 30

Portland

98
L.A. Lakers
90
2-1

Rose Garden, Portland, Oregon

3
TNT
4
May 2
Portland
91

L.A. Lakers

95
3-1
Rose Garden, Portland, Oregon

4
TNT
L.A. Lakers win series 3–1

This was the seventh playoff meeting between these two teams, with the Lakers winning four of the first six meetings.




(2) Seattle SuperSonics vs. (7) Phoenix Suns






























































Game
Date
Home
Score
Visitor
Score
Record

(SEA-PHO)


Venue
Recap
Television
1
April 25
Seattle
101

Phoenix

106
0-1

KeyArena, Seattle, Washington

1
TBS
2
April 27

Seattle

122
Phoenix
78
1-1
KeyArena, Seattle, Washington

2
TNT
3
April 29

Phoenix

110
Seattle
103
1-2

America West Arena, Phoenix, Arizona

3
TNT
4
May 1
Phoenix
115

Seattle

122
2-2
America West Arena, Phoenix, Arizona

4
TNT
5
May 3

Seattle

116
Phoenix
92
3-2
KeyArena, Seattle, Washington

5
NBC
Seattle wins series 3–2

This was the fourth playoff meeting between these two teams, with the Suns winning two of the first three meetings.




(3) Houston Rockets vs. (6) Minnesota Timberwolves










































Game
Date
Visitor
Score
Home
Score
Record

(HOU-MIN)


Venue
Recap
Television
1
April 24
Minnesota
95

Houston

112
1-0

The Summit, Houston, Texas

1
TBS
2
April 26
Minnesota
84

Houston

96
2-0
The Summit, Houston, Texas

2
NBC
3
April 29

Houston

125
Minnesota
120
3-0

Target Center, Minneapolis, Minnesota

3
TBS
Houston wins series 3–0

This was the first playoff meeting between the Rockets and the Timberwolves.[6]



Conference Semifinals



(1) Utah Jazz vs. (4) Los Angeles Lakers






























































Game
Date
Home
Score
Visitor
Score
Record

(UTAH-LAL)


Venue
Recap
Television
1
May 4

Utah

93
Los Angeles
77
1-0

Delta Center, Salt Lake City, Utah

1
NBC
2
May 6

Utah

103
Los Angeles
101
2-0
Delta Center, Salt Lake City, Utah

2
TNT
3
May 8

Los Angeles

104
Utah
84
2-1

Great Western Forum, Los Angeles

3
TNT
4
May 10
Los Angeles
95

Utah

110
3-1
Great Western Forum, Los Angeles, California

4
NBC
5*
May 12

Utah

98
Los Angeles
93
4-1
Delta Center, Salt Lake City, Utah

5
TNT
Utah wins series 4–1
  • Required overtime

In Game 5, Kobe Bryant had an infamous rookie moment in which he airballed 4 jump shots from the end of regulation through the end of overtime.



This was the second playoff meeting between these two teams, with the Lakers winning the first meeting.




(2) Seattle SuperSonics vs. (3) Houston Rockets


















































































Game
Date
Home
Score
Visitor
Score
Record

(HOU-SEA)


Venue
Recap
Television
1
May 5

Houston

112
Seattle
102
1-0

The Summit, Houston, Texas

1
TNT
2
May 7
Houston
101

Seattle

106
1-1
The Summit, Houston, Texas

2
TNT
3
May 9
Seattle
93

Houston

97
2-1

KeyArena, Seattle, Washington

3
TNT
4
May 11
Seattle
106

Houston

110
3-1
KeyArena, Seattle, Washington

4
NBC
5
May 13
Houston
94

Seattle

100
3-2
The Summit, Houston, Texas

5
TNT
6
May 15

Seattle

99
Houston
96
3-3
KeyArena, Seattle, Washington

6
TNT
7
May 17

Houston

96
Seattle
91
4-3
The Summit, Houston, Texas

7
NBC
Houston wins series 4–3
  • Seattle and Houston individually tie their regular season records with 57 wins apiece. Although the Sonics won the Pacific division, the Rockets won the regular season series over the Sonics 3-1, and gained home-court advantage.

This was the sixth playoff meeting between these two teams, with the SuperSonics winning the first five meetings.




Conference Finals



(1) Utah Jazz vs. (3) Houston Rockets








































































Game
Date
Home
Score
Visitor
Score
Record

(UTAH-HOU)


Venue
Recap
Television
1
May 19

Utah

101
Houston
86
1-0

Delta Center, Salt Lake City, Utah

1

TNT
2
May 21

Utah

104
Houston
92
2-0
Delta Center, Salt Lake City, Utah

2
TNT
3
May 23

Houston

118
Utah
100
2-1

The Summit, Houston, Texas

3
NBC
4
May 25

Houston

95
Utah
92
2-2
The Summit, Houston, Texas

4
NBC
5
May 27

Utah

96
Houston
91
3-2
Delta Center, Salt Lake City, Utah

5
NBC
6
May 29
Houston
100

Utah

103
4-2
The Summit, Houston, Texas

6
NBC
Utah wins series 4–2
  • In Game 4, Eddie Johnson hits the game-winning 3-pointer.

  • In Game 6, John Stockton hits the series-winning 3-pointer.


This was the fourth playoff meeting between these two teams, with the Rockets winning two of the first three meetings.




Eastern Conference


Champion: Chicago Bulls



First Round



(1) Chicago Bulls vs. (8) Washington Bullets














































Game
Date
Home
Score
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Score
Record

(CHI-WAS)


Venue
Recap
Television
TV Time(ET)
1
April 25

Chicago

98
Washington
86
1-0

United Center, Chicago, Illinois

1
TNT
8:00ET
2
April 27

Chicago

109
Washington
104
2-0
United Center, Chicago, Illinois

2
NBC
5:30ET
3
April 30
Washington
95

Chicago

96
3-0

USAir Arena, Landover, Maryland

3
TNT
8:00ET
Chicago wins series 3–0

This was the first playoff meeting between the Bulls and the Bullets/Wizards franchise.[10]



(4) Atlanta Hawks vs. (5) Detroit Pistons






























































Game
Date
Home
Score
Visitor
Score
Record

(ATL-DET)


Venue
Recap
Television
1
April 25

Atlanta

89
Detroit
75
1-0

Omni Coliseum, Atlanta, Georgia

1
TBS
2
April 27
Atlanta
80

Detroit

93
1-1
Omni Coliseum, Atlanta, Georgia

2
TNT
3
April 29

Detroit

99
Atlanta
91
1-2

The Palace of Auburn Hills, Auburn Hills, Michigan

3
TNT
4
May 2
Detroit
82

Atlanta

94
2-2
Palace of Auburn Hills, Auburn Hills, Michigan

4
TNT
5
May 4

Atlanta

84
Detroit
79
3-2
Omni Coliseum, Atlanta, Georgia

5
NBC
Atlanta wins series 3–2

This was the seventh playoff meeting between these two teams, with each team winning three series apiece.




(2) Miami Heat vs. (7) Orlando Magic






























































Game
Date
Home
Score
Visitor
Score
Record

(MIA-ORL)


Venue
Recap
Television
1
April 24

Miami

99
Orlando
64
1-0

Miami Arena, Miami, Florida

1
TNT
2
April 27

Miami

104
Orlando
87
2-0
Miami Arena, Miami, Florida

2
NBC
3
April 29

Orlando

88
Miami
75
2-1

Orlando Arena, Orlando, Florida

3
TBS
4
May 1

Orlando

99
Miami
91
2-2
Orlando Arena, Orlando, Florida

4
TNT
5
May 4

Miami

91
Orlando
83
3-2
Miami Arena, Miami, Florida

5
NBC
Miami wins series 3–2

This was the first playoff meeting between the Heat and the Magic.[12]



(3) New York Knicks vs. (6) Charlotte Hornets










































Game
Date
Home
Score
Visitor
Score
Record

(NYK-CHA)


Venue
Recap
Television
1
April 24

New York

109
Charlotte
99
1-0

Madison Square Garden, New York City

1
NBC
2
April 26

New York

100
Charlotte
93
2-0
Madison Square Garden, New York

2
NBC
3
April 28
Charlotte
95

New York

104
3-0

Charlotte Coliseum, Charlotte, North Carolina

3
TNT
New York wins series 3–0

This was the second playoff meeting between these two teams, with the Knicks winning the first meeting.




Conference Semifinals



(1) Chicago Bulls vs. (4) Atlanta Hawks






























































Game
Date
Home
Score
Visitor
Score
Record

(CHI-ATL)


Venue
Recap
Television
1
May 6

Chicago

100
Atlanta
97
1-0

United Center, Chicago, Illinois

1
TNT
2
May 8
Chicago
95

Atlanta

103
1-1
United Center, Chicago, Illinois

2
TNT
3
May 10
Atlanta
80

Chicago

100
2-1

Omni Coliseum, Atlanta, Georgia

3
NBC
4
May 11
Atlanta
80

Chicago

89
3-1
Omni Coliseum, Atlanta, Georgia

4
NBC
5
May 13

Chicago

107
Atlanta
92
4-1
United Center, Chicago, Illinois

5
TNT
Chicago wins series 4–1

Game 4 is Robert Parish's final NBA game.



This was the fourth playoff meeting between these two teams, with the Hawks winning two of the first three meetings.




(2) Miami Heat vs. (3) New York Knicks


















































































Game
Date
Home
Score
Visitor
Score
Record

(MIA-NYK)


Venue
Recap
Television
1
May 7
Miami
79

New York

88
0-1

Miami Arena, Miami, Florida

1
TNT
2
May 9

Miami

88
New York
84
1-1
Miami Arena, Miami, Florida

2
TNT
3
May 11

New York

77
Miami
73
1-2

Madison Square Garden, New York City

3
NBC
4
May 12

New York

89
Miami
76
1-3
Madison Square Garden, New York

4
TNT
5
May 14

Miami

96
New York
81
2-3
Miami Arena, Miami, Florida

5
TNT
6
May 16
New York
90

Miami

95
3-3
Madison Square Garden, New York

6
TNT
7
May 18

Miami

101
New York
90
4-3
Miami Arena, Miami, Florida

7
NBC
Miami wins series 4–3
  • In game 3 Patrick Ewing blocked a last second three pointer to preserve the victory.

  • Game 5 featured a fight between P.J. Brown and Charlie Ward, with John Starks, Larry Johnson, Patrick Ewing, and Allan Houston leaving the bench. Brown was suspended for the rest of the series; Ewing, Houston, and Ward were suspended for Game 6; Johnson and Starks were suspended for Game 7. Miami becomes the 6th team in NBA history to come back from a 1-3 series deficit.


This was the first playoff meeting between the Heat and the Knicks.[15]



Conference Finals



(1) Chicago Bulls vs. (2) Miami Heat




































































Game
Date
Home
Score
Visitor
Score
Record

(CHI-MIA)


Venue
Recap
Television
TV Time(ET)
1
May 20

Chicago

84
Miami
77
1-0

United Center, Chicago, Illinois

1

TNT
8:00ET
2
May 22

Chicago

75
Miami
68
2-0
United Center, Chicago, Illinois

2
TNT
8:00ET
3
May 24
Miami
74

Chicago

98
3-0

Miami Arena, Miami, Florida

3
NBC
3:30ET
4
May 26

Miami

87
Chicago
80
3-1
Miami Arena, Miami, Florida

4
NBC
3:30ET
5
May 28

Chicago

100
Miami
87
4-1
United Center, Chicago, Illinois

5
NBC
9:00ET
Chicago wins series 4–1

This was the third playoff meeting between these two teams, with the Bulls winning the first two meetings.




NBA Finals


Main article: 1997 NBA Finals


Chicago Bulls vs. Utah Jazz








































































Game
Date
Home
Score
Visitor
Score
Record

(CHI-UTAH)


Venue
Recap
Television
1
June 1

Chicago

84
Utah
82
1-0

United Center, Chicago, Illinois

1 at the Wayback Machine (archived February 24, 1999)

NBC
2
June 4

Chicago

97
Utah
85
2-0
United Center, Chicago, Illinois

2 at the Wayback Machine (archived February 24, 1999)
NBC
3
June 6

Utah

104
Chicago
93
2-1

Delta Center, Salt Lake City, Utah

3 at the Wayback Machine (archived February 24, 1999)
NBC
4
June 8

Utah

78
Chicago
73
2-2
Delta Center, Salt Lake City, Utah

4 at the Wayback Machine (archived February 24, 1999)
NBC
5
June 11
Utah
88

Chicago

90
3-2
Delta Center, Salt Lake City, Utah

5 at the Wayback Machine (archived February 24, 1999)
NBC
6
June 13

Chicago

90
Utah
86
4-2
United Center, Chicago, Illinois

6 at the Wayback Machine (archived February 24, 1999)
NBC
Chicago wins NBA Finals series 4–2
  • In Game 1, Michael Jordan hit the game-winning shot at the buzzer.

  • In Game 3, Scottie Pippen tied a then-Finals record with 7 3-pointers.

  • In Game 4, John Stockton threw a full-court pass over Michael Jordan to Karl Malone to give Utah the lead for good.

  • In Game 5 (The Flu Game), Michael Jordan plays 44 minutes and scores 38 points despite being weak.

  • In Game 6, Steve Kerr hits the game-winner with 5 seconds left, then Scottie Pippen steals Bryon Russell's inbounds pass and rolls the ball to Toni Kukoč, who dunks it with 6 tenths left to bring the Finals to a close.


This was the first NBA Finals meeting between the Bulls and the Jazz.[17]



References




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  2. ^ Roberts, Selena (1 May 1997). "Bulls Prevail, but Bullets Go Out Fighti". New York Times. Retrieved 20 July 2010. 


  3. ^ "Team Rivalry Finder — Los Angeles Clippers versus Utah Jazz (Playoffs)". basketball-reference.com. Retrieved June 3, 2015. 


  4. ^ "Team Rivalry Finder — Los Angeles Lakers versus Portland Trail Blazers (Playoffs)". basketball-reference.com. Retrieved June 3, 2015. 


  5. ^ "Team Rivalry Finder — Oklahoma City Thunder versus Phoenix Suns (Playoffs)". basketball-reference.com. Retrieved June 3, 2015. 


  6. ^ "Team Rivalry Finder — Houston Rockets versus Minnesota Timberwolves (Playoffs)". basketball-reference.com. Retrieved June 3, 2015. 


  7. ^ "Team Rivalry Finder — Los Angeles Lakers versus Utah Jazz (Playoffs)". basketball-reference.com. Retrieved June 3, 2015. 


  8. ^ "Team Rivalry Finder — Houston Rockets versus Oklahoma City Thunder (Playoffs)". basketball-reference.com. Retrieved June 3, 2015. 


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External links


  • Basketball-Reference.com's 1997 Playoffs section


  • Official Website on NBA.com at the Wayback Machine (archived September 3, 2000)







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