Editorial archive dedicated to Michael Jordan · 1992-93 season
Chicago Bulls · Season archive

Season 1992-93

The first three-peat and another chapter of absolute dominance.

Bulls record57 wins
Scoring average32,6
Final resultNBA champion

Editorial recap

In 1992-93, Jordan and the Bulls completed the franchise's first three-peat. Chicago did not dominate the regular season as clearly as in previous years, but remained the most reliable team when the decisive series arrived.

Jordan won his seventh consecutive scoring title, tying Wilt Chamberlain, and averaged 41 points per game in the Finals against Phoenix, a historic mark for that stage. It was another demonstration that, at the decisive moment, the Bulls era still passed through his hands.

Regular-season averages

GPGSMPGFG%3P%FT%ORBDRBTRBASTSTLBLKPTS
787839,349,535,283,71,75,06,75,52,830,7832,6

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
191941,247,538,980,51,75,16,76,02,050,8935,1

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.

Finals averages

GPGSMPGFG%FT%ORBDRBTRBASTSTLBLKPTS
6645,750,869,42,56,08,56,31,670,6741,0

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

  • Chicago Bulls' first three-peat.
  • Seventh consecutive season leading the league in points per game.
  • Finals scoring record with a 41.0-point average.

Honors and distinctions

  • All-NBA First Team.
  • All-Defensive First Team.
  • All-Star Game starter.