Three rings in three years will do a lot for a player's pedigree, but B.J. Armstrong earned his spot in Chicago Bulls lore the old-fashioned way - by being ice-cold when it mattered. Surrounded by Lakers defenders at the Forum on November 19, 1993, the reigning NBA three-point percentage leader gets his feet set and buries a jump shot over Nick Van Exel in the final moments to seal a two-point road victory. The 1994 All-Star carved his reputation as one of the most reliable floor generals on the greatest dynasty of his era, starting alongside Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen on all three Bulls championship runs from 1991 through 1993. Armstrong finished with 28 points and 5 assists. · Nov 20, 1993