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King_B_Mack · 05-21-2010, 11:27 AM

Yeah, I don't think the '92 team would have had an answer for Toni. Back to the Jordan point, while '92 Jordan was amazing, the return of Jordan for the second three peat was a more complete player and you should look no further than the complete domination and mastery of the fadeaway jumper that he added to his game at that time. While '92 Jordan was more explosive, '96 Jordan was smarter.

As also mentioned Scottie Pippen had completely come into his own by that time and was a much better player on both ends of the floor compared to the '92 version of himself. I would have to say that BJ Armstrong may have been a better option at the PG than Harper however. Though defensively Harper was definitely the better option for that team. Either way though, the '96 team wins this every time in my eyes.

05-21-2010, 11:27 AM	#4
King_B_Mack All Star OVR: 23 Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Chicago, IL Posts: 24,387	Re: 1992 Chicago Bulls vs 1996 Chicago Bulls Yeah, I don't think the '92 team would have had an answer for Toni. Back to the Jordan point, while '92 Jordan was amazing, the return of Jordan for the second three peat was a more complete player and you should look no further than the complete domination and mastery of the fadeaway jumper that he added to his game at that time. While '92 Jordan was more explosive, '96 Jordan was smarter. As also mentioned Scottie Pippen had completely come into his own by that time and was a much better player on both ends of the floor compared to the '92 version of himself. I would have to say that BJ Armstrong may have been a better option at the PG than Harper however. Though defensively Harper was definitely the better option for that team. Either way though, the '96 team wins this every time in my eyes.