Two Chicago Bulls legends, Scottie Pippen and Michael Jordan, are unlikely to settle their differences amid years of tension, with the latter slammed for being difficult

Randy Brown celebrated three NBA championships alongside Michael Jordan at the Chicago Bulls, and predicted success the moment that he saw the five-time MVP in practice

Chicago Bulls legends Scottie Pippen and Michael Jordan weren't close, according to Pippen. Pippen is speaking out about their time together.

Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green expressed his surprise at Scottie Pippen’s recent comments about his former Chicago Bulls teammate, Michael Jordan.

Michael Jordan wasn’t happy when Scottie Pippen requested a trade from the Chicago Bulls during the 1997-98 NBA season.  In November 1997, Pippen publicly demanded a trade from the Bulls, stating he wouldn’t come off the injured list until the team traded him.

Most NBA fans agree that the Chicago Bulls had the greatest dynasty in basketball history. Under Phil Jackson's tutelage and Michael Jordan's leadership, they won six rings in eight seasons.

Scottie Pippen says his fractured relationship with Michael Jordan is beyond repair, though they won lots of titles together as teammates.

You can’t ask me who’s the GOAT between LeBron and Michael. Neither one of them are GOATs. They both won differently. You can’t put them at the top of the pinnacle.

Scottie Pippen and Michael Jordan formed one of the NBA’s most iconic duos in the 1990s, winning multiple championships together. In a recent interview, Pippen shared a notable detail about Jordan, shedding new light on their partnership and the dynamics of their time with the Bulls.