I don’t know why, but I love the way he makes he’s videos sound like a horror story

You can turn the nba into a horror movie.

The music ain't scary but watching this at 3 in the morning with no lights on is scary😂😂

Another one that a lot of people don't talk about was in 1993 1st Round between the Lakers vs Suns Game 5 the deciding Game, Barkley had a late game offense basket interence that was not called by the refs that really kept the game alive for the Suns. The league that year really wanted a Bulls vs Suns NBA Finals.

Heyyyyy you clearly missed out the screwjob on the lakers sacramento playoffs... theres lots of missed calls there in favor to the lakers...

Almost everything got some thing to do with MJ lol.

I’m a huge Jordan fan and he fell on his own on that play vs Mckee

I remember the 91 NBA Finals Game 1 Bulls should have won Game 1 when Jordan missed the go ahead basket and AC Green called time out the Lakers didn't have any timeouts and the Bulls lose game 1

Before that Charles Smith missed foul calls in the final seconds, John Starks traveled before he passed the ball to Ewing.

Never in my life, have I seen a person try to ruin Jordans legacy

The Miller push-off on MJ was one of the most egregious blown calls I've ever seen. I'm pretty sure you could have been sitting in the rafters and seen that. Everyone knew Miller was getting the ball so all eyes were on him and he just straight up two-hand shoved Jordan, didn't even try to disguise what he was doing. For the refs to miss that call, it was extremely bizarre.

Where is Kobe Bryant's offensive foul on Mike Bibby in Game 6 of the 2002 West finals that became two free throws for the Lakers

Honestly, the fact that refs are so bad at their jobs makes me think they're intentionally doing it. The again, not all these calls favored the Bulls like the Pacer ones.

No Pistons/Lakers Phantom Foul?! That heavily altered history. We should’ve been the first to 3 peat since the old Celtics.

If it wasn't for Pippen's "foul" on Davis that favored the Knicks , there should have been "Pippen's Legacy", too.

I love the fact that this guy speaks about basketball like he is in a terror movie

2006 mavs vs heat finals???

Jeff hornacek illegal screen on charles Barkley in 97 cost us the rockets vs bulls finals

4 blown calls 2006 finals “phantom fouls on D Wade” the referees robbed the Mavericks in 06

Game 6 of the 2002 WCF( Lakers vs Kings) ONE giant blown call

The music letterly the reason I watch this channel I love your concepts to

Draymond Green's controversial suspension in the 2016 NBA Finals which resulted in Cavs regaining the momentum in the series.

The Knicks suspensions in the PJ Brown fight still hurt to this day 😞

Everybody who watched the NBA in the 90s knows that the Bulls was always favored by the refs.

What are your thoughts on the 2006 NBA finals between MAVS vs HEAT? Did it seem like a legit series or did they already have the winner selected before the series started?

U make the nba stories so interesting to watch

The background music is everything

Dude I love this guy’s channel, I just always sit on my couch and watch sooo much vids from him, just sitting there for hours

In the post game press conference after game 6 of the 1998 Eastern conference finals when Jordan was tripped on his way to the hoop, he claimed that “the refs have to make that call“....But if you recall the end of game 4 of the 1995 first round playoff series against the Hornets, Larry Johnson shot a fade away air ball that David Windgate snatched out of the air and had an EASY put-back that would have won the game and sent the series to a decisive Game 5 on Charlotte’s home floor.....But Michael Jordan intentionally swatted Windgate’s arm preventing the hoop and preserving the Bulls winning the series, 3-1. After the game in the postgame press conference, Jordan said that he intentionally fouled Windgate, and “if that’s what the Hornets were crying about, then so what! Let em cry”! But then in 1998 when he’s accidentally tripped, he says “THE REFS HAVE TO MAKE THAT CALL”!!! What he meant to say is “The refs HAVE to make that call if I’m the one who’s fouled”! 🙄

Actual title: Calls in bulls games that changed nba history

Thanks now im scared of basketball now

MJ definitely wasn’t tripped you show the replays of nothing 😂😂

Once another basketball video, but when I see who made it, I knew its gonna be epic video

Why does this guy make everything creepy

great video!

Tbh the refs always are paid to favour one team over the other. Yesterday they tried to push the celtics vs heat to overtime in game 4

The last dance is a Michael Jordan documentary not a Scottie Pippen one

yo im first view! been loving the vids keep it up

11:28 "when the officials decided to quickly stop the game" shows Joey Crawford aka worst NBA official ever

2006 Finals, People know of the D-Wade calls and free throws but remember also The refs gave the Mavs a timeout after the first Miami free throw and it was supposed to be after the second free c throw (if made) so that Dallas could advance the ball. T Mac hinted towards the series being rigged and Avery Johnson went off on a reporter at the post game conferences regarding the time out

Yo cosgrove for your next video you should do the full story behind the Malice at the palace and other crazy fights love your videos sooo much

ur maddddd underated

10:45 pay attention to jordan left shoe in this replays!!!!! Jordan hit the shoe

I got to watch Jordan’s entire career trust me he got the benefit of the call way more then the missed calls

1988 finals, game 6, laimbeer never touched Kareem, would have led to Detroit 3-peat, not Lakers repeat that year

What about Bill Laimbeer's phantom foul on Kareem in the Finals cost the Pistons a Championship

It's really hard to argue those "blown calls"....the NBA was insanely physical at that time....

Game 6 of Seattle and Houston in the 1993 playoffs had 6 bad calls in the 4th quarter alone. Rockets were up 3-2 and winning by 14 in game 6. Ended up losing that game and game 7. The NBA wanted their Barkley/Jordan finals. Seattle was Houston's Kriptonite. The Rockets would've dominated Phoenix and matched well with the Bulls.

That call against Bill on Kareem when the pistons 1st went to the finals

I remember those games. Knicks always seemed to get screwed come playoffs and Phil’s teams always seemed to get all he calls. Jordan was their mega star and Stern wanted him in the finals every year. It was good for business. The 98 series against the Jazz- you could tell they wanted to keep Jordan happy. Maybe they were hoping he’d come back one more year.

This basketball channel is my favorite 🤩

The first one is suppose to be a butterfly effect

The delay of game blown call in the 95 Finals let Kenny Smith square up while Penny was focused on explaining to the red what he had missed

Can you do injury’s that changed the nba forever

Very interesting !!!

Keep the videos coming

This should honestly be called missed calls that cost the bulls another 2 rings.

Please do a collab with jimmy highroller

the spooky music makes this video stand out as one of the best spooky nba youtube videos, no cap

I really liked this video. I learned alot

Bro, 4 of 6 series are where Bulls played

Wow who would have known Michael Jordan choked at the end of playoff games🤣🤣🤣

I like how you delivered the story. You earned my subscription

True with those missed calls... but make a video of the missed calls the bulls didn’t get as well.

1988 Finals game 6. Pistons up 1 against the Lakers when an imagined foul was called against Bill Laimbeer for fouling Kareem. Kareem makes both free throws to send the series to a game 7. Isiah Thomas is highly ineffective in game 7 because of the bad ankle sprain that occurred in game 6 and are denied the title.

This dudes videos be scaring me

The only reason the Bulls/Knicks series was even close was the refs swallowed their whistles.

The 5 point swing against the Jazz is by far the most obvious screwing in league history.

Hey cosgrove are you ever going to do a face reveal? If you already have let me know!

This video is sponsored by the Chicago bulls.

Those instances called as "breaks of the game"

Every time you’re the best team in the league, let alone NBA history you’re going to have the refs on your side. Novice fans!

Hey cosgrove, how u doing man?

I like how most of them has a connection with the bulls who happened to had "the greatest player of all time"

There's only one blown call in this whole video - the shot clock 'violation' that helped the Bulls. All the others are either a strict enforcement of the rules (Pippen's foul after the sho, Knicks players being suspended for leaving the bench), or opinions on the calling of fouls. If you're gonna call them history altering, then there's calls in almost every game, especially play-offs, that are equally so.

Eisley three counted. Harper two didn't. Five point swing in a one point game. Bulls got calls a lot.

2:47 Anytime you see Dick Bavetta officiating chances are something shady is going. He was David Stern's go to guy for that kind of thing.

Sometimes I think the league and the refs controls the outcome every season

The league couldn't let the Bulls win a title without Michael.

The heat winning the title was hideous.

I thought this video was dedicated to mj

If a guy goes at my knees I’m flip his lil tail too

I saw that 1998 game 6 finals live and I was rooting for the Jazz. I was 13 at the time, I was so pissed off when that Howard Eisley 3 point shot didn't count. The shot was clearly in the air before that shot clock expired. I can't believe nobody talks about that horrendous miss call, your channel is the only one I've seen that talks about that very specific shot.

Pistons would’ve 3peated if they didn’t end the game early in 87-88 vs LA when people stormed the court with time left on the clock... that’s another one

@ 10:35, MJ trips over #9's left foot.

You can definitely make a video like this about any close playoff series. Missed calls and favoritism always play a part in the nba

Great analysis and great video

Mj and pacers really? He always already slipping down lmao

How bout the hundreds of fouls on Jordan he hardly ever got the benefit of the doubt. I think u need to watch the games yourself before you make assumptions that are absolutely incorrect. Nitpicking these incidents that went the Bulls way is sad without looking at the games and seeing how many calls were not given to Jordan

Everything is about the 90s Bulls lmao 😂😂😂😂

The music dont fit basketball talk at all..BUT I LOVE IT...makes it feel like a scary story lol ..now I feel like someone is gona come from outa nowhere and DUNK on me lmao

It's a screwjob when its against Jordan. 😂

That Jordan Vs Mckey wasnt a foul at all. Jordan juss lost balance period. He was barely touched.

I can’t believe the Kings Lakers series in 2002 didn’t make this. The Kings got screwed in game 6.

It was more exciting and more competition back then i wish the era was now

Probably the most disruptive call in NBA history would be the league office's decision to suspend Draymond Green from an elimination home game in the NBA finals. The call on Green was not originally ruled a technical foul by the refs during the game. This one call completely influenced the outcome of the entire season as the Cavs were then able to come back and win the series from being down 3-1. The call featured LeBron throwing Green to the ground and walking over him, an act which caused the league office to interfere and rule technical fouls for both players AFTER the game was over. The tech would put Green over the allowed number of technical fouls and required automatic suspension. A fact the league office were well aware of when making their ruling.

Mj was blessed a couple rings lol

It’s mindboggling just how many times the refs saved Jordan’s ass

I see so many fans say Joran's push off on Bryon Russell was a foul. Go to game 4 of the 98 ECF and look at Reggie Miller shoving Jordan with both arms extended to get open to receive the pass for the game winning 3. Reggie even admits he "lightly shoved" MJ during the last dance and is laughing as he says it. Was that shove called? Nope. So many players have gotten away with this type of stuff at the end of games. Sadly, refs putting the whistles in their pocket in the last 10 secs is the norm. Unless your Pippen vs the Knicks.

Jordan kicking Stockton damn near in the nuts to stop Stockton from closing in on Steve Kerr's game winning shot in '98 was another miss call.