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As mentioned last time, Jordan was swept by the first round of the playoffs for three consecutive years and fell into a single fight.
In this chapter, we focus on how the bulls built the prototype of the dynasty through reinforcements in 1987.
After introducing the playoffs in '86, under pressure from all sides, Bulls manager Klaus began to lay out his own reinforcement plan. If you say play basketball, if Jordan is second, absolutely no one dares to say first. But when it comes to reinforcements, if Jordan is second, absolutely no one dares to say first, I am talking about the countdown.
There are specializations in the art industry, and professional people do professional things, and they can't be wrong. Stadium executives and stars have different perspectives on problems, and sometimes they must seek common ground while reserving differences, make concessions and compromises with each other, so that things can be done well. Klaus was qualified, responsible, and dedicated as a Bulls professional manager. We look at everything objectively, and it is better not to make the assumption that it is too big.
Here's a brief introduction to Jerry Krauss and give friends a general idea of the man. Klaus's father was a Jew who immigrated to the United States from Russia before World War II, and Klaus, born in 1939, was unpopular from an early age, and was short, fat and even somewhat funny. With few friends, Klaus only felt happy when he participated in sports activities, so he chose the path of professional scouting. Looking for good athlete seedlings everywhere, the blunt point is a low-level career introduction, which bridges between players and teams. Because of the work is very hard, smart and sensitive, starting from the bottom, steady and steady, slowly surviving out of the head, the business ability is still outstanding. Previously playing for chicago white sox (baseball team) with Chicago billionaire Jerry, the baseball team that Jordan first retired from the peak, belonged to the Bulls owner's side business.
After Chicago billionaire Jerry took down the Chicago Bulls in '85, he called Klaus directly from the White Sox to serve the Bulls. At this time, the general manager of the Bulls is Thorne, and in 84 Thorne was extremely reluctant to take off Jordan and beat him up, which was a real achievement. However, since he and his boss Jerry peed in less than a pot, Thorne was still swept out of the house. So Klaus naturally became the new Bulls general manager. At the beginning of his tenure, Klaus gave Jerry a long-and-middle confrontation, drew a huge pie with Jordan as the core, threatened to make the Chicago Bulls into an ace team with more influence than the New York Knicks, and arranged Jerry's little nine-nine clearly.
In fact, in my opinion, Klaus is indeed grateful to his boss Jerry for his kindness. As General Manager of the Bulls, Klaus completed several key personnel adjustments in a row with minimal cost. At least in fact, these transactions were very successful, directly creating two dynasties.
In the first fire of the new officer's inauguration in '85, Klaus burned the many drunks and addicts in the Bulls, and traded the No. 9 rookie from Cleveland, free fighting fanatic Charles Oakley. To this day, I still think Oakley would have achieved better if he had practiced professional boxing. This brother is physically tough, originally a practicing family, and accidentally became Jordan's patron saint. Thanks to the old oak tree accompanying Jordan in the bull for three years, I suspect jordan would have been crippled by the piston before he could practice tendon meat. Lambier, Mahon, Thomas, and Rodman were all good stubble. Jordan scored 30-40 points without Oakley's protection, and Jordan earned enough money to buy crutches. And Oakley has a tough style of play, sharp rebounds, good second offense and mid-range shots, and is an excellent personal bodyguard.
The second fire, in '86 Klaus washed the Bulls' original main force again, holding the first round of 8 and 10 picks in 1987 through trading, as well as several future draft picks. This operation, based on the future, of course, weakens the strength of the bull in the short term from the book.
The third fire burned the most, and in the 87 draft Klaus appeared twice. Klaus refused to sign North Carolina coach Dean Smith with the number ten and North Carolina center Joe Wolff, who Jordan recommended, instead selected Grant from Clemson University. Jordan and his mentor Smith were furious and repeatedly greeted Klaus. Jordan's original words: Are you blind, such a big price to pick a stupid goose back. And even more, Klaus and the Seattle Supersonics had an appointment first, with the Bulls picking up Polinis with the eighth pick, adding to the top with a '88 second-round pick and a '89 first-round pick to go to the Supersonics in exchange for the missing Scott Pippen with the no.5 signature. When Jordan learned of this, he scoffed: where did he get another hillbilly, and he had never heard of it.
Here is an opportunity to introduce two other carriages that will make a difference in the future.
Horace Grant, a big forward, with a small head and short neck, a straight body, a dull head, and later because of an eye injury in the game, he has been racing with swimming goggles, nicknamed Cobra. He also has a twin brother who looks exactly the same, but his strength is not as good as his, and his achievements are much worse.
Scott Pippen, crooked-looking, sluggish-eyed, with a huge nose, resembles the yellow-green skin of Warcraft. Pippen was indeed from the Arkansas countryside, and Jordan guessed it right. Pippen's family was poor, with many siblings, and he was only 180 years old like Jordan in high school. Thanks to the personal friendship between the high school coach and the head coach of Arkansas Central University, pippen interceded for Pippen and joined the varsity team in a work-study manner. He often did chores such as washing and folding quilts for the main force, serving tea and delivering water, sorting out the materials of the stadium, waving towels and refueling. As far as college life is concerned, Pippen is a bitter dog than Jordan. Jordan is famous first, and the famous north card names him. Pippen was short in stature and not famous, and because he was poor, he was taken in by the university to do miscellaneous work. As a result, a miracle occurred, entering the university, Pippen suddenly grew 20 centimeters taller, playing the main force. And at the Portsmouth Invitational, Pippen, who is full-fledged and has long limbs, enters Klaus's magic eye. Here to reveal, in addition to the length of the limbs, Pippen's Tintin is really crushed than Jordan, do not believe to ask Madonna, in fact, look at Pippen's nose is also eight or nine inseparable.
To add here, Pippen had a serious back injury before entering the NBA, and he also had old migraines. These two problems have seriously affected the creation of the Bull Dynasty, and will be discussed in detail later, including why Pippen chose a long contract in spite of Jordan's advice.
In addition, in '87, Klaus also did an extremely important thing, poaching his former friend Phil Jackson and becoming an assistant coach of the Bulls. Being placed by Klaus to study with head coach Collins and triangle offensive inventor assistant coach Tex Winter for two years laid a solid foundation for Jackson to control the Bulls in the future. Although zen masters and Klaus were not compatible later, at that time, Jackson could come to the Bulls, and Klees was a green light.
The time was fixed in the second half of 1987, and the bull dynasty finally took shape. Head coaches Phil Jackson, Jordan, Pippen and Grant troika.
There are no ifs in the world, so it is difficult to make assumptions about ready-made facts because there are too many uncertainties.
Jordan is really strong, if it is not Pippen, there will be other Puffs, I believe that. Jordan does have the ability to build dynasties on his own, and I believe that these follow-ups will be elaborated upon.
But at that time, Klaus's operation in 87 years was quite zhuge and strategic. After three or four years, the results were immediate and the hegemony had become. As the helmsman of the Bulls operation, Klaus is also the big hero behind the scenes.
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