June 13, 1997 - Bulls win 1997 NBA Finals Four NBA championship rings in six seasons just wasn't enough for Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippen and Phil Jackson.

The Bulls played two preseason games in Paris in 1997 in the then McDonald’s Championship, but that was preseason. The Bulls played in the regular season in Mexico previously.

Kerr was one of the main figures in The Last Dance documentary, but he himself admits that some of his teammates deserved a ...

The Bulls turned the ball over four times in the first seven minutes. Almost four minutes passed between the Bulls’ first two baskets. They shot 32 percent (6 for 19) in the opening period.

Chicago Bulls' Steve Kerr sets to shoot during the NBA three-point shootout Saturday, Feb. 8, 1997, in Cleveland. Kerr beat Washington Bullets' Tim Legler in the final round to win the shootout.

The Warriors decided against having a camera crew embedded with the Warriors as the Bulls allowed during the 1997-98 NBA season to capture their sixth NBA championship in eight years.

1997 The Bulls went 69-13 in 1996-97, then swept the Washington Bullets out of the first round of the playoffs. They defeated the Hawks and Heat in five games in both of the next two rounds.

His $2,775,000 in 1997–98 made him the sixth highest paid player on the team and 122nd in the NBA. Adjusting for inflation in 2020, that would be about $4.4 million in today’s league.

The Warriors are seeking a third straight NBA title, but Steve Kerr doesn’t see a perfect parallel with the 1997-98 Chicago Bulls.

Instead of wondering if the Warriors can go 59-13 the rest of the way, one fan was wondering what would happen if Golden State and the '96-97 Bulls squared off in a seven-game series.

Dennis Rodman missed a Chicago Bulls shootaround during the 1997-98 NBA season because he couldn’t find the keys to his truck. Rodman began acting aloof after Scottie Pippen made his return from ...