Nobody Talks About The Role Players Behind Jordan’s 6 Rings

Chicago Bulls, circa mid-90s, were arguably the greatest dynasty in NBA history. Everyone knows Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen. But behind every iconic moment and championship banner was a group of role players who sacrificed, adapted and delivered when it mattered most. Doug Kezirian breaks down the impact of the unsung Bulls who helped turn Chicago into a six-time champion. Bill Cartwright brought the toughness and leadership the team needed to get over the hump. John Paxson and Steve Kerr delivered some of the biggest shots in franchise history. Toni Kukoc went from being targeted by Jordan and Pippen in the Olympics to becoming one of Chicago’s most versatile weapons, while Luc Longley became the starting center on three straight championship teams. Jordan and Pippen deservedly became the faces of the dynasty, but Chicago’s championship run was built by far more than two players. Which Bulls role player had the biggest impact on the dynasty? Let us know in the comments and don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more Sports Sanity breakdowns. 00:00 - The Forgotten Players Behind The Bulls Dynasty 00:37 - What Bulls Practices Were REALLY Like 02:47 - The Price Of Playing With Michael Jordan 04:12 - Michael Jordan vs Steve Kerr 05:46 - Steve Kerr’s Championship Winning Shot 08:08 - Why Bill Cartwright Was Essential To The Bulls 10:29 - John Paxson, Michael Jordan’s Trusted Teammate 13:02 - Paxson’s Championship Saving Shot 14:22 - Toni Kukoc Proves Jordan And Pippen Wrong 17:12 - Why Luc Longley Mattered To The Bulls 19:14 - The Players Who Made The Dynasty Possible #nba #chicagobulls #michaeljordan #nbahistory