1990-91 Chicago Bulls
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Chicago Bulls Largest Margins of Defeat in the 1991 NBA Playoffs
Here you can find which game was the Bulls' worst loss by point differential during the 1991 postseason and also the full list of their losses ordered from the largest to the smallest margin of defeat, with final score, date and other details.
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Largest Wins / Worst Losses
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What was the Bulls' biggest margin of defeat in the 1991 Playoffs?
The Chicago Bulls lost by 2 points twice in the 1991 NBA Playoffs, in which were their only losses. They lost to the Los Angeles Lakers by 2, 93-91 on June 2, 1991, and they also lost to the Philadelphia 76ers by 2, 99-97 on May 10, 1991.
Largest Margin of Defeat
1991 Playoffs
2
points
(twice)
Full list of Bulls' Losses in the 1991 NBA Playoffs, by Point Differential, from the Largest to the Smallest
| Lost by... | W/L | Game / Details | |
1. | 2 | L |
Jun. 2, 1991, at Chicago NBA Finals, Game 1 |
2 | L |
May. 10, 1991, at Philadelphia Eastern Conference Semifinals, Game 3 |
Number of games showed: 2