As we all know, from 1996 to 1998, the Chicago Bulls won the NBA triple crown, and the main players in the team were Michael Jordan, Scotty Pippen and Dennis Rodman, and the super substitute on the team was Tony Kukoc.
Scotty Pippen played for the Chicago Bulls from his rookie season in 1987 until 1998, when he left the team to join the Houston Rockets. In the Bulls' 11 years, Pippen has grown from a 7.9-point average to a top 50 superstar in history. During his time with the Bulls, Pippen was named to the All-1st Team 3 times and the All-Defensive First Team 8 times, made six All-Star starts, and won 1 All-Star MVP and 6 NBA Championships.
Dennis Rodman joined the Chicago Bulls in the summer of 1995, during which time he won three consecutive rebounding kings and three championships.
Tony Kukoc joined the Chicago Bulls from his rookie season in 1993, during which time he won three consecutive NBA championships with the team, and he was personally named the Best Sixth Man in the 1995–96 season.
In 1998, the NBA league fell into a standstill, and Michael Jordan announced his second career retirement. The Chicago Bulls, who have won three consecutive titles twice, have collapsed, and here are the honors and specific performances of Dennis Rodman, Tony Kukocci and Scotty Pippen who won the championship in 1998 after leaving Michael Jordan.
Tony Kukoc remained with the Chicago Bulls after winning the championship in 1998, and jordan retired that year and Pippen, Rodman's departure left the Bulls badly injured. The Bulls' top brass took Tony Kukoc seriously, listing him as the first star to rebuild the team after Jordan retired. However, the Bulls' performance in the 1999 shrinkage season was dismal, and the team plummeted from last season's championship to the bottom of the regular season in the East, and they only achieved a dismal record of 13 wins and 37 losses. Kukoc was traded to the 76ers in February 2000 and began his wandering career in the NBA.
After Kukoc left Michael Jordan after winning the title in 1998, he averaged a career-high of 18.8 points per game in the 1999 shrink season, but he shot just 42 percent from the field and 28.5 percent from three-point range. Without the pull-in of his strong teammates, Tony Kukocchi's shooting percentage and three-point shooting rate hit a career low. Kukoc's main honor after Jordan's retirement was 0, he did not enter the All-Star, did not enter the Best Team, and did not win the championship.
Dennis Rodman signed to the Los Angeles Lakers for just $1 million a year after winning the 1998 championship, where he team-mates with Shaker O'Neal and Kobe Bryant. You know, Dennis Rodman's annual salary in the 1997-98 season was $4.5 million, which fell too quickly. At that time, the Big Shark O'Neal and Kobe Bryant in the Lakers could not deter rodman, after all, Rodman was the winner of the 5 championships, and Kobe bryant and O'Neal were both empty-handed.
The unruly Rodman can be said to have only served Jordan when he was a bull. Without Jordan's deterrent power, Rodman the Worm completely let go of himself, he played 23 games with the Lakers before being forcibly released, and after playing only 12 games with the Mavericks in the 1999-2000 season, he helplessly disappeared into the NBA. Rodman received a 0 honor after leaving Michael Jordan in 1998, and the stats performance dropped to 2+.
Scotty Pippen joined the Houston Rockets with a hefty salary ($73 million in five years) after winning the championship in 1998, where he formed the Rockets' three-old giant group with Big Dream Olajuwon and Flying Pig Barkley. Unfortunately, they were swept 4-0 by the young Los Angeles Lakers in the first round of the playoffs, and the angry Rockets executive traded Pippen to the Portland Trail Blazers. Pippen's best record with the Trail Blazers was to reach the Western Conference Finals, and his main honors after leaving Michael Jordan were 1 best defensive first and 1 best defensive second, and the data performance was lower year by year, not entering the All-Star, not entering the best team, and not winning the championship.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="12" > from the honors and performances of Dennis Rodman, Tony Kukoc and Scotty Pippen who won the championship in 1998 after leaving Michael Jordan, they are all different from the achievements of the treble, that is, the gap is too large. </h1>