This is for an original ticket stub for the April 16 1996 basketball game between the Chicago Bulls and Milwaukee Bucks at the Bradley Center in Milwaukee. On this day, the Bulls would become the first NBA basketball team to reach the 70 win plateau with an 86-80 win over the Bucks. Michael Jordan would lead the Bulls with 22 points while Scottie Pippen and Luc Longley would chip in 17 points each. The Bulls would go on to win 72 games in the season, topping the old mark of 69-13 by the 1971-72 Lakers who added a 33 game winning streak during their record setting season. The 2015-2016 San Francisco Warriors would top the Bulls mark with a 73-9 record making them just the second team ever to win 70 games or better. This stub, encapsulated and graded authentic by PSA, is the first time a team would win 70 games in the NBA, along with being led by Michael Jordan. The words tickets and Michael Jordan go together like money in the bank. They will only continue to go up in value. Crack it out and add a numerical grade to the ticket and watch the price rise.

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