Game 2 - Bulls 107, Lakers 86
With Scottie Pippen keeping Magic Johnson in check on the defensive end, Michael Jordan was able to focus on his offense. He still got off to a slow start, scoring just 2 points in the first 20 minutes, before making his next 13 shots from the field to spark a Bulls run and lead to a blowout victory. Jordan's run included one of the most memorable shots of his career, a driving lay-up in which he switched the ball from his right to his left hand in mid-air, leading to Marv Albert's much-replayed call, "a spectacular move, by Michael Jordan."
Jordan finished with 33 points and 13 assists to lead all players in both categories. He also tied for the game high with seven rebounds. All five Bulls starters scored in double figures, including Scottie Pippen and Horace Grant, who finished with 20 points each. James Worthy led the Lakers with 24 points, while Johnson finished with 14 points on 4-of-13 shooting. He did have 10 assists and seven rebounds.
When the NBA compilied its list of the 60 Greatest Playoff Moments to coincide with the league's 60th anniversary, Jordan's move ranked No. 41 on the list.
