Led by Michael Jordan, the Chicago Bulls came into the '96-'97 season as defending champions, ready to dominate again with a stacked roster. Losing only 13 games the entire season, the Bulls did not disappoint. With Jordan averaging nearly 30 points and winning his ninth scoring title, the Bulls made their way to the Finals yet again, where they would face off against the Utah Jazz. This NBA Finals produced one of the most iconic playoff performances of all time, as Michael Jordan defied the odds in the Game 5 "Flu Game." Jordan and the Bulls would go on to repeat back-to-back as NBA Champions, marking the second time Jordan did so in his illustrious career.