[Kriech23]

Quote: Originally Posted by michaeljordanjr

I'd have to go with 1996. You had: 1. Greatest go-to move, the fadeaway, unstoppable and scored 90% of the time. 2. Greatest rebounder, Dennis Rodman 3. Greatest pure shooter, Steve Kerr, he barely missed, as a kid I was in awe. 4. Greatest 6th man, Kukoc. A 3 point marksman(remember the LA game?) He was also 7 feet tall and was super agile, could pass, rebound and drive. 5. Greatest small forward/defensive player, Scottie Pippen. This man could do everything well, a modern Lebron James. 6. Greatest Coach who introduced Zen philosophy to Basketball that year. That about does it for "Greatest" So ya, 1996 Chicago Bulls, greatest sports team in history. No one will ever match it, and I'm still in a daze after all those years of dominance. You cant truly comprehend it unless you go into Chicago after a Bull championship and hear the City explode in sound with everyone honking their horns and people with signs on the sides of the streets.

This. I was young back then, but Kukoc was the man off the bench. He is one of my favorite players of all time.