Editorial archive dedicated to Michael Jordan · 1991-92 season
Chicago Bulls · Season archive

Season 1991-92

Chicago confirms the emerging dynasty with a second consecutive title.

Bulls record67-15
Scoring average30,1
Final resultNBA champion

Editorial recap

Far from relaxing after the first championship, the Bulls raised their level even further in 1991-92. They won 67 games, a new franchise best at the time, while Jordan collected his third regular-season MVP, sixth scoring title and another Finals MVP.

The postseason was more demanding than the year before, including a hard seven-game series against New York, but Chicago prevailed again. In the Finals against Portland, Jordan was decisive and left the eternal image of the 'shrug' after a memorable first half in Game 1.

Regular-season averages

GPGSMPGFG%3P%FT%ORBDRBTRBASTSTLBLKPTS
808038,851,927,083,21,15,36,46,12,300,9030,1

GP = games played · GS = games started · MPG = minutes per game · FG% = field-goal percentage · 3P% = three-point percentage · FT% = free-throw percentage · ORB = offensive rebounds · DRB = defensive rebounds · TRB = total rebounds · AST = assists · STL = steals · BLK = blocks · PTS = points.

Playoff averages

GPGSMPGFG%3P%FT%ORBDRBTRBASTSTLBLKPTS
222241,849,938,685,71,74,56,25,82,000,7034,5

GP = games played · GS = games started · MPG = minutes per game · FG% = field-goal percentage · 3P% = three-point percentage · FT% = free-throw percentage · ORB = offensive rebounds · DRB = defensive rebounds · TRB = total rebounds · AST = assists · STL = steals · BLK = blocks · PTS = points.

Finals averages

GPGSMPGFG%FT%ORBDRBTRBASTSTLBLKPTS
6642,352,689,11,03,84,86,51,670,3335,8

GP = games played · GS = games started · MPG = minutes per game · FG% = field-goal percentage · 3P% = three-point percentage · FT% = free-throw percentage · ORB = offensive rebounds · DRB = defensive rebounds · TRB = total rebounds · AST = assists · STL = steals · BLK = blocks · PTS = points.

Key moments

  • Second consecutive crown for the Bulls.
  • Jordan maintained his offensive leadership as Chicago raised the best record in franchise history.
  • The season ended with Olympic gold in Barcelona in 1992.

Honors and distinctions

  • Regular-season MVP.
  • Finals MVP.
  • All-NBA First Team.
  • All-Defensive First Team.
  • All-Star Game starter.