Bulls vs Jazz 1997 - Game 6 - Bulls win 5th Championship 

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NO & THATS WHY I CANNOT STAND MJ COMPARISONS BILL EVEN WON ALOT OF RINGS BUT LOOK AT HIS COMPETITORS & THE LEVEL THEY PLAYED AT

No, Lebron is the king, but Michael is God.

Ummmm...ever heard of Russell's Celtics?

Aaron Schutte sure have! but these bulls had to compete in a time where the league had not only expanded greatly in the amount of teams, but also was fast paced, physical and more stars than back when the Celtics were ruling the league. There is no denying Bill Russell's greatness, nor the talent or greatness of those Boston teams. But you have to put things in to perspective considering the amount of games and relative strength of the competition.

I would respectfully argue that with the significantly smaller number of teams in the 60's (I think it was like 16) the league was FAR less diluted. So the expansion you speak of actually lessened the amount of talent per team because more teams were drafting in the 90s than in the 60s. In Russell's time, plenty of teams were full of hall of fame players and all stars. There were legends like Bob Pettit, Wilt Chamberlain, Billy Cunningham, Jerry West, Elgin Baylor, just to name a few. The celtics had to battle all those players and win year in and year out. I understand that it's hard to place Russell in the modern era (although I think he'd still be a hall of famer) but you can't just gloss over 11 championships because it happened a long time ago. I am cool with people ranking Jordan over Russell (although I think it's a razor thin margin) but Jordan Pippen and Rodman over Russell, Cousy, Sharman, Heinsohn, Sam Jones and company? Hard sell my friend. At least, if you ask me.

Mil Savich I hate these Warriors, but when their run ends (which could be as late as 2020), we will see them as the best ever.

And I'll say that with free agency making it harder to keep a team together and a league that's infinitely more talented than the 60s shit show, you're wrong. This bulls team would win every year back then and you're an idiot to think otherwise.

34 is young though

Lifeisnotorious not in NBA years it's not

He took 18 months off

@@husseinkanteh2084 to change his body and play baseball. It wasnt a vacation dumbass

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they didn't have that advantage in 98

@@brandonfreeman6517 Yes but the Bulls were a good road team (with their experience of Champions). The Jazz lost 2 games at home, too much to win a NBA Finals.

No, his rim touch had no bearing on the shot. It was before the shot left his hands.

+Dave Green Are you kidding me Dave? The rim is still moving when Anderson's ball hits the rim? It absolutely affected the layup. Delusional to think not. Also, comments on Jordan kicking Stockton's legs out before he could get back to cover Kerr?

Uh huh..Sure thing. I've watched it multiple times and you're just buttsore.

Pippen moved the backboard with the rim...slightly affecting the ball's bounce.