Why the 96 Chicago Bulls were the Goats told by NBA Legends
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In this Video NBA Legends Tell Stories about the 96 Chicago Bulls
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only team i see beating this team is Steph and KD's Warriors. I think the Bulls vs. Shaq/Kobe Lakers would've been a great series as well. i'm not talking which rule or what style, either side will get used to the other's rule, that's just what great team does. from pure talent perspective, those two teams would've been great to have gone against the bulls.
I like the team better with Horace Grant personally, but to say either is the greatest team. No I can't do that I'll tell you why. One Celtics team had Bob Cousy Bill Sharmin Sam Jones and Bill Russell alone. Those four are absolutely tough for any team. That team can play any way they need to win.
Rodman will be "in it"!
72-10 vs 73-9 is better 72-10 with the final championship trophy than 73-9 without a championship trophy
When the BULLS added RODMAN, they became a BIG 3 SUPERTEAM 💪
Scottie pippen would shut Durant down…… Tatum shut him down….
The Bulls would wear down the Warriors. They were relentless on the defensive end and the Warriors could not handle the relentless defensive energy they brought night in and night out.
BS they couldn't win in this 3 point era
People forget that the Bulls used a modern line up in the 90s. Ron Harper, Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippen, Toni Kukoc, Dennis Rodman. Dennis could guard Shaq, Draymond wouldn't be a problem.
It all really depends on what rules they play with. Players today wouldn’t do well with the hand check. They bitch about someone breathing on them.
wearing earrings back in 96 meant something
Pippen is a hater!!!! He didn't crap when Jordan retired to play baseball, he didn't do crap when jordan played for Washington. Total hater…😂😂😂
Pippen on Klay Jordan on Steph. Who’s guarding Jordan and Pippen??
Agreed.
Draymond or rodman…. Rodman
5:47 I love how hyped Aries gets here, especially when he gets to MJ on Klay
If you pick the 10 best seasons in NBA History , 3 belongs to the 90's bulls .
Like phil zen master Jackson said klick nothing without a ring the 1996-97 Chicago Bulls was, is, will be the best sport Team ever assembled. Period.
If you didn't win the championship, then there is no sense of having this conversation.
89 Pistons to me is the best team ever.
Not even close
Offensively the teams are both strong. Great offensive players will beat great defensive players because the offensive players have hte advantage. You just don't shut down great players like Steph, Klay and KD. The problem with GSW is that, while the Bulls could defend against the GSW to a degree about which the Warriors would not be hitting their season averages. Because Rodman/Pippen would SLOW KD and Jordan and Harper would SLOW Steph and Klay.
But on the flip side, the Bulls offensively would be increasing their season averaages. The GSW are NOT going to slow Toni Kukoc out on the perimeter and if htey do, he's going right past them through a wide-open lane. Is KD stopping Pippen from getting his 18? Rodman and Dray are a wash, because neither are offensive bigs. And no one, NO ONE is stopping Jordan. He's 6'6" and will KILL you from the mid-range and if you try and double him, that triangle offense with those horses is going to shred your defense to pieces. Leave someone to guard MJ 1v1 and he's reaching ASTRO points.
GSW were my favoite team of this decade but those Bulls were more made for this era than they were for their own when they won 69 and 72 games under stricter rules.
Ariees and BScott never even mentioned Kukoc
There's a lot of literally up the Warriors' arse talk here! LOL
first sonics game i went to was in the 88 season. and watched them through when they went to the finals with the bulls. i watched MJ play about 6-8 times throughout that. and it was amazing. i think the 96 bulls would easily win.
Lol Charles barkley calling the warriors a "great little team" compared to the 96 bulls is so funny to me lol but ya they right. I was a Utah jazz fan during the 98 playoffs even tho i was like 7 or 8, i really didn't care at all then and never watched a game. But my dad liked the jazz that year with Stockton and Malone, and they lost. I remember my first communion in catholic church i got a little bit of money like 255$ or something and dad let me buy whatever i wanted with the$55 , the other 200 he put in savings for me. But ya i bought twisted metal for the first playstation , and i bought like one of those basketball statue things. It was like a 6 inch Karl Malone model going for the dunk, and the base was the court and there was a little metal bar going up into his shoe that held him up above the court, like he was flying through the air to dunk. Lol i never even seen this man in real life, but me at 7 knew my dad liked the mailman , so i bought that statue thing, that i couldn't even play with lol but i knew my dad liked him and i wanted my dad to like be proud i liked the same things as him. But ya he was the best dad, it's not like i was doing that cause he didn't give me attention. He was the BEST dad, i just valued him and his opinion so much that i was Def trying to buy things that he was into. IDK how else to explain it. I was just a 7 year old who LOVED his dad and his dad was his HERO you know… just that type of stuff. I love him and miss him every single day. I have dreams about him an average of 4 nights a week i would think, maybe more than that. And he passed on October 12, 2022. So ya it's been a while, and i still have these dreams with him in em and everything is just as normal as it was when he was alive. Then i wake up and feel sad cause if it was real, i would lose my mind and be SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SO ECSTATIC and OVERWHELMED to see my father again. But ya every dream i have with him in it, it's like he never passed and it's just regular times in my dreams. Then i wake up sad. Like i wish i could control myself in my dreams and just hug him and tell him how much i love him and how much i appreciate him being the best father i think a son could ask for. I literally have nothing bad to say about him. He is the man i hope to become. I've been disappointing to myself and prolly to him when he was alive, but he never once made me feel like that. It was just myself that would tell myself i was doing shameful stuff. I'm 34 now, but in my twenties, until October 15, 2017, i was addicted to opiates and heroin, and i worked for my dad's company that he founded for 13 years, making 28$ an hour and only working like 25 hours a week and still making like 700 a week back in the 2010s. So ya i was spoiled for sure. I could show up late or like call in like hours after i was supposed to be there. Shit there were a couple times where i missed work and didn't answer his phone call and he showed up to my house at lunch time just to make sure i was OK and not dead or something, and was just happy to see me and said it's fine i missed and just come into work the next day and shit you know. Like not being mad, not telling me to get dressed and come to work after lunch or anything. Just glad that everything was OK. I love my father. He was the best. And obviously since he had his own company he had a little bit of money. We weren't rich. He had like a 4 or 5 person crew normally, but enough for like car problems, or going to jail and getting bailed out, which i did a FEW times growing up. But he was always my safety net and i just didn't give him enough credence in life. Like without him who knows where i would be. He never gave up on me, even after 8 years of being an heroin addicted person. I lived at his house for free, i worked but it was ups so i wasn't making shit and he only ever tried to help. I was just so ashamed of myself cause i knew i was wrong, and just felt so bad for putting my father through that. Especially when i worked for him. I just thank God that i was able to get sober for the last years of his life and i was able to work with him everyday and BE ABLE to look him in the eyes, and not worry about my pupils, be able to be his friend LIKE HE ALWAYS WANTED WITH HIS ONLY SON. I could only imagine. But ya i was just so happy to be able to see my father everyday and not have to be ashamed. But that made the transition from seeing him everyday for 13 years, even tho he lived in Indiana, and my house was in Kentucky across the bridge. We worked together. I mean my father was the TYPE OF MAN TO HUG HIS 32 YEAR OLD SON, at the time, ON THE CONSTRUCTION JOBSITE, AND THEN GIVE ME A KISS ON MY CHEEK, AND SAY I LOVE YOU, EVERYDAY….. I'm crying while writing this cause ya he really was so loving and great. And was a great father and teacher of how to have love in your heart when dealing with others. IDK my bad i use YouTube comments as a therapist. I get it all out, then never look at it again. But i appreciate any nice comments and who knows maybe I'll come back and look at it again.
Unpopular opinion but those 2017 GSW would have trouble with the following non-champions:
1999 & 2000 Blazers (small ball, great offense, defensive stall warts, deepest bench, Bonzi is a problem)
2001-2003 Kings (could score with GSW in this era, deadly shooting)