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Overtime: Gatorade Hosting Livestream Watch Party of Michael Jordan’s Final Game On The Chicago Bulls

  • May 18, 2020
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Source: ROBERT SULLIVAN / Getty

Still thirsty for more greatness on the basketball court provided by Michael Jordan after The Last Dance?

Michael’s sports drink of choice, Gatorade, is teaming up with the NBA for a Livestream and Twitter watch party of the 1998 NBA Finals that feature Jordan hitting that iconic shot that closed out his career as a Chicago Bull.

Michael’s good friend and host of the legendary NBA show, Inside Stuff, Ahmad Rashad will be providing live commentary during the stream and will be joined by special guests such as:

 

Sue Bird: WNBA player for the Seattle Storm

Ron Harper: Retired NBA player for the Chicago Bulls, Cleveland Cavaliers, Los Angeles Lakers and Los Angeles Clippers

Zach Lavine: NBA player for the Chicago Bulls

James Wiseman: Former player for the Memphis Tigers

Tipoff for the Livestream event kicks off on May 18th at 8:30pm ET.

For those who love to use gifs to spice up their tweets, Gatorade is also providing some cool ones to use while your watching MJ get busy.

Photo: ROBERT SULLIVAN / Getty

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