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At the time they were the only franchise to win 3 in a row post-merger, and since MJ & Scottie left only one other franchise has done it, yet their last 3 were “overstated”Don't be that guy.
He came back at the end of 94 season and got served by shaq and penny. Nearly taking two years off along with a top 50 player all time, arguably the greatest coach of all time, one of the best euro players at the time, and one of the greatest rebounders of all time and they were squeaking by a Utah Jazz team that had Stockton Malone and some dudes you dont care about. Sloan is a HOF coach but not in the realm of Jackson.
I dont hate jordan (a little because I was was a HUGE Pacers fan around that time) but he last 3 champions are overstated. Who knows if they get by the Sonics if George Karl let's GP guard Jordan for the whole series.
I love Jordan and all but I'm going to keep it real, I honestly don't think the Bulls would be able to beat the Rockets in 94 and 95. That team didn't really have an answer to Hakeem at all. Missing the 94 and most of the 95 season was honestly a blessing in disguise for Jordan because he wouldn't have the "perfect" Finals record everybody has been talking about all these years. Add mental and physical fatigue in there, as well. Taking a nearly 2 year break from the game and coming back refreshed was a big part of the second 3-peat.
Can’t wait for LeBron documentary one day. **** gon’ be legendary, would blow this Jordan one out the water.
whatever viewers this one getting, the Bron one multiplying it by 50.
Can’t wait for LeBron documentary one day. **** gon’ be legendary, would blow this Jordan one out the water.
whatever viewers this one getting, the Bron one multiplying it by 50.
I love Jordan and all but I'm going to keep it real, I honestly don't think the Bulls would be able to beat the Rockets in 94 and 95. That team didn't really have an answer to Hakeem at all. Missing the 94 and most of the 95 season was honestly a blessing in disguise for Jordan because he wouldn't have the "perfect" Finals record everybody has been talking about all these years. Add mental and physical fatigue in there, as well. Taking a nearly 2 year break from the game and coming back refreshed was a big part of the second 3-peat.
Jordan's Bulls have only beaten the Rockets once from 91 to 93. Rockets in 6 in 94 and 95.Na they would’ve washed Houston in no more than 6 games stop it.
Jordan's Bulls have only beaten the Rockets once from 91 to 93. Rockets in 6 in 94 and 95.
I thought we're talking about the 94 and 95 Finals? Bulls didn't pick up Rodman until the 95 off-season.Yeah but they never had to face jordan in the playoffs. Let the dream go nuts. Jordan and pippen would have made Kenny Smith and Robert horry almost non existent. Who else did they have Vernon maxwell? Rodmans shutting that down. Cmon fam.
That answer is easy - Hakeem. The Dream was also an excellent shot-blocker, as well.Ive always loved the Bulls/Rockets debate. Would have been wild in real life IMO.
Also... We’ve all said, “how would they have stopped Hakeem those 2 years?” but we rarely throw in “how would Houston have stopped prime Pippen and Jordan.”
Ive always loved the Bulls/Rockets debate. Would have been wild in real life IMO.
Also... We’ve all said, “how would they have stopped Hakeem those 2 years?” but we rarely throw in “how would Houston have stopped prime Pippen and Jordan.”
Don't be that guy.
He came back at the end of 94 season and got served by shaq and penny. Nearly taking two years off along with a top 50 player all time, arguably the greatest coach of all time, one of the best euro players at the time, and one of the greatest rebounders of all time and they were squeaking by a Utah Jazz team that had Stockton Malone and some dudes you dont care about. Sloan is a HOF coach but not in the realm of Jackson.
I dont hate jordan (a little because I was was a HUGE Pacers fan around that time) but he last 3 champions are overstated. Who knows if they get by the Sonics if George Karl let's GP guard Jordan for the whole series.
Utah didn't "stop" jordan and pippen" and the bulls squeaked by them in 98. Hakeem would have been the best player michael had went against in his finals career (magic and Kareem were old and broken down back in 91). Add to that Houston had better shooters and were more athletic on the perimeter than Utah.
Houston wins atleast one of those titles if Jordan doesn't retire.
You still have yet to tell us what the Bulls' answer to Hakeem would've been.Magic was 31 in 1991, yeah he was ANCIENT. Kareem retired in 1989 so I'm not sure what you're talking about there.
Watch some 1993-94 Bulls games, entire games, not clips. They were finely tuned running the triangle. They were a HUGE improvement over the 92-93 team. Gone were old Trent Tucker and Darrell Walker, fat Rodney McCray, replaced by Kerr and Kukoc who were huge upgrades, Pip was an MVP candidate, Horace and BJ were all-stars. They just lacked a legitimate second scorer, or in MJ's case, their first scorer. It's the most stacked team MJ never had, they're not losing that final.
You still have yet to tell us what the Bulls' answer to Hakeem would've been.