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- The 1989 NBA playoffs was the postseason tournament of the National Basketball Association's 1988–89 season. The tournament concluded with the Eastern Conference champion Detroit Pistons defeating the Western Conference champion Los Angeles Lakers 4 games to 0 in the NBA Finals. Joe Dumars was named NBA Finals MVP. The Pistons had one of the most dominant playoff runs in NBA history, finishing 15–2 with their only losses to the Chicago Bulls in the Eastern Conference Finals. This NBA playoffs also holds the record for the most sweeps in an entire NBA playoffs with 9 out of 15 series being decided in just 3 or 4 games. The Lakers won the Western Conference title without losing a game, and entered the NBA Finals as the heavy favorites. However, they were swept in the Finals by the Pistons, due in part to season-ending injuries suffered by Magic Johnson and Byron Scott. The Lakers became the first team in NBA history to open an NBA post-season with 11 straight victories and to sweep three series in an NBA post-season. Chicago advanced to the Eastern Conference Finals for the first time since 1975 (back when they were a member of the Western Conference) (and the first time in Michael Jordan's career), but their season was ended by Detroit for the second straight year. Two rounds earlier, Jordan hit "The Shot" over Craig Ehlo at the buzzer to beat the Cavs. The Boston Celtics' first-round playoff sweep by the Pistons was the first time they failed to get past the round of 16. Boston's chances were hampered by the absence of Larry Bird during these playoffs due to a season-ending injury earlier in the season; the first and only time in Bird's NBA career he'd miss playing in the playoffs. Former Utah Jazz head coach Jerry Sloan made the first of 19 playoff appearances in a 22-year tenure. The only time he missed the playoffs with Utah was 2004–2006. Prior to this, he had last appeared in the playoffs in 1981 with the Bulls. His Jazz were ousted by the Golden State Warriors 3–0, the second time a seventh seed had beaten the second seed in the playoffs. Under Don Nelson, the Warriors became famous for their up-tempo game that made up for an undersized lineup, as well as their ability to create mismatches. The Warriors made history as the only team to beat either of the top two seeds three times in the NBA Playoffs; they beat the second-seed San Antonio Spurs in 1991 and top-seeded Dallas Mavericks (a team Nelson also coached) in 2007. (en)
- Los Playoffs de la NBA de 1989 fueron el torneo final de la temporada 1988-89 de la NBA. Finalizó con la victoria de Detroit Pistons, después de ganar en las Finales de la Conferencia Este, barrió en las finales al campeón del Oeste, Los Angeles Lakers, por 4-0. El MVP de las Finales fue Joe Dumars de los Detroit Pistons. Los Pistons consiguieron uno de los playoffs más domintantes al vencer 15 de los 17 partidos de la serie. Los dos únicos partidos que perdió fueron ante los Chicago Bulls en las Finales de la Conferencia Este. Los Lakers irónicamente ganaron el campeonato del Oeste sin perder ningún partido, hasta que fueron eliminados por los Pistons en las Finales sin ganar un partido, de esta manera los de Detroit se vengaron de la derrota que les privó del título el año anterior. Los Chicago Bulls alcanzaron las finales de la Conferencia Este por primera vez desde 1975 (y por primera vez en la carrera de Michael Jordan), pero su temporada acabó al enfrentarse a los Pistons que ganarían su segundo de tres títulos de conferencia consecutivos. La derrota de Boston Celtics en primera ronda por 3-0 fue la primera vez en la cual los de Boston no conseguían pasar de octavos de final. (es)
- Les playoffs NBA 1989 sont les séries éliminatoires (en anglais, playoffs) de la saison NBA 1988-1989. Les Pistons de Détroit battent en finale les Lakers de Los Angeles. Ces playoffs sont marqués par un match mythique disputé entre les Bulls de Chicago et les Cavaliers de Cleveland le 7 mai 1989, durant lequel Michael Jordan inscrit un buzzer beater resté célèbre (« The Shot »). (fr)
- Gli NBA Playoffs 1989 seguirono alla regular season del campionato NBA 1988-1989.Il torneo si concluse con il trionfo dei vincitori della Eastern Conference, i Detroit Pistons, su quelli della Western Conference, i Los Angeles Lakers. Per i Pistons fu il primo titolo NBA. Joe Dumars fu nominato miglior giocatore delle finali. I Pistons ebbero un rapporto fra vittorie e sconfitte fra i migliori nella storia dei playoff con un 15-2 (2 sconfitte rimediate solamente dai Chicago Bulls nella finale di Conference). I Lakers non persero neanche una partita fino alla finale NBA in cui, decimati dagli importanti infortuni di Earvin "Magic" Johnson e Byron Scott, furono sconfitti con un sonoro 4-0. I Pistons sconfissero i Lakers anche negli unici due incontri di regular season in cui li hanno incontrati. I Chicago Bulls raggiunsero la finale di Conference per la prima volta dal 1975 (fu la prima finale di Conference di Michael Jordan), ma la loro stagione venne conclusa dai Pistons per la seconda volta in tre anni. I Boston Celtics, sconfitti dai Pistons, per la prima volta dopo tanti anni non raggiunsero le semifinali di Conference. (it)
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- Bernie Fryer, Darell Garretson, Lee Jones (en)
- Bernie Fryer, Lee Jones, Mike Mathis (en)
- Bernie Fryer, Mike Mathis, Jake O'Donnell (en)
- Bob Delaney, Jess Kersey, Paul Mihalak (en)
- Bruce Alexander, Bill Oakes, Ed T. Rush (en)
- Bruce Alexander, Dick Bavetta, Hue Hollins (en)
- Bruce Alexander, Hue Hollins, Tommy Nunez Sr. (en)
- Dan Crawford, Bob Delaney, Jess Kersey (en)
- Dan Crawford, Darell Garretson, Hue Hollins (en)
- Dan Crawford, Darell Garretson, Wally Rooney (en)
- Dan Crawford, Jess Kersey, Wally Rooney (en)
- Darell Garretson, Hue Hollins, Joe Crawford (en)
- Darell Garretson, Jake O'Donnell, Ed T. Rush (en)
- Darell Garretson, Paul Mihalak, Earl Strom (en)
- Dick Bavetta, Darell Garretson, Hue Hollins (en)
- Dick Bavetta, Ed Middleton, Earl Strom (en)
- Dick Bavetta, Hue Hollins, Ed Middleton (en)
- Dick Bavetta, Hugh Evans, Tommy Nunez Sr. (en)
- Dick Bavetta, Jake O'Donnell, Don Vaden (en)
- Dick Bavetta, Jess Kersey, Jake O'Donnell (en)
- Dick Bavetta, Tommy Nunez Sr., Earl Strom (en)
- Ed Middleton, Tommy Nunez Sr., Earl Strom (en)
- Ed T. Rush, Mike Mathis, Hugh Evans (en)
- Hue Hollins, Jack Madden, Bennett Salvatore (en)
- Hue Hollins, Paul Mihalak, Earl Strom (en)
- Hugh Evans, Bernie Fryer, Hue Hollins (en)
- Hugh Evans, Jack Madden, Jake O'Donnell (en)
- Hugh Evans, Jack Nies, Wally Rooney (en)
- Hugh Evans, Wally Rooney, Bennett Salvatore (en)
- Hugh Evans, Wally Rooney, Don Vaden (en)
- Jack Madden, Bill Oakes, Earl Strom (en)
- Jack Madden, Bill Oakes, Ed T. Rush (en)
- Jake O'Donnell, Blane Reichelt, Bill Saar (en)
- Jake O'Donnell, Jess Kersey, Jack Madden (en)
- Jess Kersey, Jack Madden, Bill Oakes (en)
- Jess Kersey, Jack Madden, Earl Strom (en)
- Jess Kersey, Jake O'Donnell, Wally Rooney (en)
- Jim Clark, Bill Oakes, Ed T. Rush (en)
- Jim Clark, Dan Crawford, Darell Garretson (en)
- Jim Clark, Jack Nies, Earl Strom (en)
- Joe Crawford, Bill Oakes, Bennett Salvatore (en)
- Joe Crawford, Hugh Evans, Earl Strom (en)
- Joe Crawford, Hugh Evans, Paul Mihalak (en)
- Joe Crawford, Hugh Evans, Tommy Nunez Sr. (en)
- Joe Crawford, Joe Forte, Bennett Salvatore (en)
- Joe Crawford, Joe Forte, Lee Jones (en)
- Joe Crawford, Ron Garretson, Bill Oakes (en)
- Joe Forte, Bernie Fryer, Darell Garretson (en)
- Joe Forte, Darell Garretson, Eddie F. Rush (en)
- Joe Forte, Eddie F. Rush, Ed T. Rush (en)
- Lee Jones, Jack Madden, Mike Mathis (en)
- Mike Mathis, Bill Saar, Earl Strom (en)
- Mike Mathis, Paul Mihalak, Bill Saar (en)
- Paul Mihalak, Jack Nies, Jake O'Donnell (en)
- Paul Mihalak, Jake O'Donnell, Blane Reichelt (en)
- Steve Javie, Ed Middleton, Jake O'Donnell (en)
- Steve Javie, Ed T. Rush, Bill Saar (en)
- Steve Javie, Jess Kersey, Ed T. Rush (en)
- Steve Javie, Jess Kersey, Mike Mathis (en)
- Terry Durham, Lee Jones, Mike Mathis (en)
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- Chicago leads series, 1–0 (en)
- Chicago leads series, 3–1 (en)
- Chicago leads series, 3–2 (en)
- Chicago wins series, 4–2 (en)
- New York leads series, 1–0 (en)
- Series tied, 1–1 (en)
- Series tied, 2–2 (en)
- Detroit leads series, 1–0 (en)
- Atlanta leads series, 1–0 (en)
- New York leads series, 2–0 (en)
- Golden State leads series, 1–0 (en)
- Milwaukee leads series, 2–1 (en)
- Phoenix leads series, 2–1 (en)
- Phoenix leads series, 3–1 (en)
- Chicago leads series, 2–1 (en)
- Golden State leads series, 2–0 (en)
- Seattle leads series, 1–0 (en)
- Seattle leads series, 2–1 (en)
- Phoenix leads series, 1–0 (en)
- Phoenix wins series, 4–1 (en)
- Seattle leads series, 2–0 (en)
- Milwaukee wins series, 3–2 (en)
- Detroit leads series, 2–0 (en)
- Detroit wins series, 3–0 (en)
- LA Lakers lead series, 1–0 (en)
- LA Lakers lead series, 2–0 (en)
- LA Lakers lead series, 3–0 (en)
- LA Lakers win series, 3–0 (en)
- LA Lakers win series, 4–0 (en)
- Seattle wins series, 3–1 (en)
- Chicago wins series, 3–2 (en)
- Detroit leads series, 3–2 (en)
- Detroit wins series, 4–2 (en)
- Detroit leads series, 3–0 (en)
- Detroit wins series, 4–0 (en)
- Golden State wins series, 3–0 (en)
- New York wins series, 3–0 (en)
- Phoenix leads series, 2–0 (en)
- Phoenix wins series, 3–0 (en)
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