076: The Complete Collapse of Michael's Myth (Thanks to the generous reward from the family's head of household!)_3

At halftime, NBC sideline reporter Hannah interviewed Phil Jackson, "What does the team need to do in the second half to turn the game around?"

The Zen Master adjusted his glasses, "Stop Roger, stop Roger, stop Roger!"

The Zen Master spouted a load of nonsense; everyone knew that was the way to change the game, but the question was, who could stop Roger tonight?

In the locker room, O'Neal had completely forgotten about his foul trouble.

He excitedly lay on the ground, "Step over me, Roger, I really want to know what Jordan felt like back then."

Roger's performance in the first half was flawless, but his opponent was none other than Jordan.

Jordan hadn't managed to throw his counterattack punch in the second quarter; instead, he was left bruised by Roger's several sharp jabs.

So, he had to make a move in the second half.

In the second half, Jordan continued his excellent performance, even though he had rested for only one minute in the whole first half.