Editorial archive dedicated to Michael Jordan · 1996-97 season
Chicago Bulls · Season archive

Season 1996-97

No league MVP, but another ring in his hands.

Bulls record69-13
Scoring average29,6
Final resultNBA champion

Editorial recap

The NBA's 50th-anniversary season again had Jordan at the center of the championship picture. Although Karl Malone won regular-season MVP, Jordan again led the league in scoring and kept Chicago at the top with 69 wins, the second-best record in history at the time.

In the playoffs, the Bulls repeated their dominance and beat Utah 4-2 in the Finals. The series permanently left the image of Jordan physically weakened in Game 5 yet still able to carry Chicago's offense in a decisive win that amplified his competitive legend.

Regular-season averages

GPGSMPGFG%3P%FT%ORBDRBTRBASTSTLBLKPTS
828237,948,637,483,31,44,55,94,31,700,5029,6

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
191942,345,619,483,12,25,77,94,81,600,9031,1

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%3P%FT%ORBDRBTRBASTSTLBLKPTS
6642,745,632,076,42,05,07,06,01,200,8032,3

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

  • Fifth Bulls ring of the decade.
  • Another major scoring season for Jordan, again leading the NBA.
  • The series against Utah produced one of the most iconic performances of his career.

Honors and distinctions

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