McKee looks to get it in.

Reggie running off screens, but it smits with a quick turnaround and miss.

Dale Davis can't hit the tip, lonely has it, protects the ball, and on to the finals.

For the sixth time in eight years, go to Chicago Bulls.

That was the sound of Michael Jordan's Bulls, knocking the Indiana Pacers out of the 1998 Eastern Conference Finals.

You can watch that series unfold this weekend on The Last Dance,

but Jalen Rose lived it, and he remembers every moment.

Today, ahead of the final episodes,

Jalen recounts what it was like going up against MJ

and watching him win it all.

Then he tells us what he has learned from this trip down NBA memory lane. I meanekimes, it's Friday, May 15th. This is ESPN Daily,

presented by Marathon. Hi, Jalen.

Hi, how are you?

I'm sad because this is almost over.

Are you sad?

I am sad because I'm so happy that the powers did be rushed the documentary.

So instead of it coming out in June, it came on April, it gave us some content, especially on Sunday night. I'm making popcorn. I'm warming up hot sake. Like, I turn it into a whole thing.

Jalen Rose played 13 seasons in the NBA, and he's also the co-host of the Jalen and Jacoby Last

Dance After Show podcast. First off, I'm like, instead of doing two per night, we should have just did one per night.

We didn't have had 10 Sundays. So now I'm like, maybe we need the Craig Hodges episode. He'd be

happy about that. You know? So yeah, I'm feeling a little sad. This Sunday's going to be the last one.

Popcorn is sake, huh? I never... Yes, indeed. Old school, on the stove,

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