'98 Chicago Bulls NBA Finals Champs T-Shirt | Medium

The Chicago Bulls won their sixth NBA championship in June 1998, sealed by Michael Jordan's Last Shot against the Utah Jazz in Game 6 — a jumper that has since become one of the most-photographed moments in American sports and the visual full-stop on the Bulls dynasty. Pro Player rushed the "6 Time NBA Champions" merchandise into circulation within days of the trophy presentation, and this piece runs the caricature-style front graphic that defined the maker's championship output through the second three-peat.

A giant "6" carved from basketball-court wood grain anchors the center of the composition with cartoon portraits of the entire championship roster arranged around it, the NBA Finals 1998 seal set into the top, and "CHAMPIONS" in three-dimensional red block letters running across the bottom. The back carries the full 1997–98 roster on a basketball-court background — Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippen, Toni Kukoč, Steve Kerr, Dennis Rodman, Randy Brown, Scott Burrell, Luc Longley, Dickey Simpkins, Bill Wennington, Ron Harper, and Jud Buechler — each name listed in silver and red around a centered Bulls mascot logo, with "Chicago Bulls" rendered in chrome three-dimensional text across the bottom.