72-10 RECORD OF CHICAGO BULLS 1995-1996 PART 1/3

JuNBuGElReY Says:

Jan 4, 2012 - @CK3890 what does that have to do with anything your comment further proves how closed minded and ignorant you really are...watch lakers and bulls game and see who won most of the one on one situations between kobe and mj...yea so before you talk thinking you know anything check your facts i could chool you all day but it would be a waste of my time apparently im speaking to a sped

CK3890 Says:

Jan 4, 2012 - @JuNBuGElReY You personally said you can't compare the two AFTER you yourself compared the two. I agreed that you can't compare the two because they all played different positions in different times. To further elaborate on how you know nothing about basketball, you should realize that the NBA then had MUCH tougher defense. Ask anyone who watched basketball back then and now. MJ's Bulls any year would have destroyed Shaq's Lakers.And did you jack those insults off a 3rd grader?

ronin29marcpano Says:

Jan 4, 2012 - @CK3890 jordan was a pg???jordan can play pg but he is a sg

CK3890 Says:

Jan 7, 2012 - @ronin29marcpano Wrong. PG

ronin29marcpano Says:

Jan 8, 2012 - @CK3890 if jordan is a pg then bj armstrong and steve kerr was the sg? :-) jordan is a legitimate sg, he can play pg if ron harper was on the court.

chicagoeverwhere Says:

Jan 10, 2012 - @CK3890 lol what? jordan was not a point guard you nutsuckle

ruready619it Says:

Jan 17, 2012 - where's the ball? 3:52 :D

bl4ckj4ck89 Says:

Jan 19, 2012 - @cage000100 They were smaller, made the players look bigger. I agree tho, the shirts looked awesome.

GyrosHunter Says:

Jan 25, 2012 - 2:25 passing action...

clbuen25 Says:

Jan 28, 2012 - @cage000100 Yep and the material used on the uniforms were more expensive. Now its cheaper! Theres more detail in the mid 80s and 90s-2000 with the hardwood classic that has printed names and year on the bottom of the jersey. Now its plain borrowing jerseys.

vitalcoordinates Says:

Jan 28, 2012 - @chicagoeverwhere He played a point guard in 2 season i think not sure of the exact year it's on 88 and 89 i think.

vitalcoordinates Says:

Jan 28, 2012 - @JuNBuGElReY You're reffering to decemember 17, 1997 game were kobe score 33 pts 12/20 and jordan 36pts 12/22. I watch that game and its evenly match in one on one situation but MJ school everyone in the post up game and midrange and fake. , i've also watch the feb 1 1998: MJ 31 pts 11/25 while kobe got pts. 20 7/16

1227weaverb Says:

Jan 29, 2012 - @Oo5viper This is not the greatest team ever. Do you remember the Lakers from the 1980's? They had a way tougher road to go through and they were stacked with Hall of Famers. I'm not knocking the Bulls but their were a lot of expansion teams in the 1990's and the 80's had better TEAMS. The 90's had a lot of star players on separate teams but the 80's teams had a lot of star players on one team so it was harder to reach your goal but all that being said this team was amazing.

Oo5viper Says:

Jan 30, 2012 - @1227weaverb here we have another nuthugger ok so your telling me jordan beating clyde drexler, hakeem, ewing, stockton + malone, mutumbo, god i can just go on with this, isnt impressive? the only real threat was those celtics back then but dont get me wrong they were a hell of a team but really with that competition the bulls had and with an average pt differential of +12.2 and 33 wins on the road pretty impressive

Oo5viper Says:

Jan 30, 2012 - @1227weaverb well as a plus for that laker team back in the 70's i believe they did have a slightly higher differential by about +0.01 more, but allowed a horrific 108 ppg the bulls clearly give them the edge but only by a slight amount. good point about star power the bulls did have rodman and pippen most of those years and all the other team had only one or so but you saw with the lebron cavs they centered around bron and came out with a great regular season record. not tryina bash lakers tho

pipossful305 Says:

Jan 31, 2012 - @Oo5viper. Miami cocksuckers?!?! Have you even seen a 90's Bulls game live?

reddwarfposse Says:

Feb 1, 2012 - @1227weaverb The Lakers had three players who went to the Hall of Fame: Magic, Worthy, and Kareem. The Bulls also had three: Jordan, Pippen, and Rodman.

reddwarfposse Says:

Feb 1, 2012 - I think this Bulls team would match up well against any team in NBA history. The athleticism and versatility of Jordan, Kukoc, and Pippen would create match up problems for any team. Remember when Jordan dropped 63 against the 1985-86 Celtics? Imagine those same Celtics trying to stop Jordan when he could dish the ball to Kukoc and Pippen. Then add in the defense and rebounding of Rodman...The Lakers (with Scott, Worthy, Green, and Cooper) probably had a better chance.

nutsack666 Says:

Feb 10, 2012 - @reddwarfposse Rodman should have been mentioned in the sentence with jordan and pippen. Kukoc was great off the bench and definetely filled a key 6th man role, but did he lead the league in anything? Rodman was waaaay more of a factor than kucok, honestly. grabbing 15-20 rebounds a game...Not to mention his ability to completely mind fuck his opponents. Don't get me wrong, Kukoc was great, but Rodman was a much bigger factor to their success.

nutsack666 Says:

Feb 10, 2012 - The bulls could have honestly gone 73-9. I remember one game towards the end of the season where they completely got robbed. I can't remember who it was against or the exact circumstances of the end of the game. I just clearly remember seeing it on Sports Center the next day. Might have been a no call or a shot at the buzzer that got called off that shouldve counted. Maybe someone else remembers

nutsack666 Says:

Feb 10, 2012 - @Oo5viper i dont think anyone can make an argument for any team in the history of the NBA other than that Lakers team that went 69-13 or whatver it was. This team could win a championship if they were in the league today(At the age they were back then, not in their 40s and 50s)

reddwarfposse Says:

Feb 10, 2012 - @nutsack666 I was talking about the difficulty the Celtics would have had matching up defensively with the Bulls. Rodman was a great defender and rebounder, but he was not much of an offensive threat.

nutsack666 Says:

Feb 10, 2012 - @reddwarfposse Oh ok. gotcha.....but thats what made rodman so special. he didnt give a shit about scoring. They didnt need him to. If the Heat had a Dennis Rodman type player over Chris Bosh they would be more successful. I'm confident that the 95-98 bulls would beat any version of the celtics in the history of basketball.

ChicagoCubs1060 Says:

Feb 10, 2012 - the 72-10 Bulls could beat ANY team, especially in today's NBA.

ninja1982 Says:

Feb 12, 2012 - I thought Lakers yr-2000-01 are the besst team in the world :D