Pippen vs Jordan - The Saddest Beef In NBA History
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- Опубликовано: 3 мар 2023
- We take a look at the NBA's saddest beef, and how the greatest duo of all time got to this point.
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I feel like Scotty just wants him and the rest of the team to get the same level of respect and appreciation that Jordan is getting
They do, they just don't know it or the media makes it seem like it's all about Jordan. When I was a kid, I always respected Pippen and understood that basketball is a team sport and Jordan would not have won championships in 1996, 1997 and 1998 without Pippen, Rodman, Kukoc and everyone else.
@@LightStreak567 I feel like it’s more on the media and I feel like Jordan wouldn’t have be as successful if he didn’t have guys like Grant Steve Kerr Kukoc Rodman and others
He did, until he opened his mouth and started throwing shade. MJ doesn't control media narratives, and anyone with a thimbleful of sense knows that basketball is a team sport. I *defy* you to find a single thing that came out of Jordan's mouth which wasn't complimentary of Pippen. No, this is Scottie being Scottie, the same petulant, sullen, resentful guy in 2021 that he was in 1997, who continues to blame other people for his own poor choices. Jerry Reinsdorf advised Scottie to sign a shorter contract, Scottie kept his own counsel, and when he regretted his own decision, did he say "Well, I guess I made a bad decision"? No, he blamed other people. So, when 'The Last Dance' came out and it told the story of Scottie's resentful refusal to take the court because Phil chose Kukoc to take that final shot, did he enter a new phase of self-reflection? Did he admit it was an immature and unprofessional thing to do? No, he blamed MJ and the producers of 'The Last Dance' for showing *the truth*.
I'm not surprised, how much character growth do you expect an athlete who's been a millionaire celebrity from his mid-20's to achieve? He doesn't have to reconcile his ego with the world, he's got enough money to keep an army of psychophants around him who will agree with anything he says, no matter how immature and insipid.
@@AaronMichaelLong this is a great comment.
@@LightStreak567 exactly right
People, don’t forget that Scottie’s son died like 6 months before he started ranting about Jordan. When you lose a child, your whole world shifts, you’re bitter inside and take it out on everybody without even knowing it. That’s a deep wound that never really heals. If Michael ever sees Scottie, he should just go up to him, give him a hug and not take anything Scottie says personal because Scottie’s hurting right now.
Wow!! I thought I heard something about that 😢. I have 2 little daughters, and could not IMAGINE life without them! Praying for a settlement in his soul, THANKYOU for sharing this 🙏
That's why Mike doesn't say anything
I think we should take this into account on why pippen acted like this. His son died , got divorced and other problems that we don’t know. Sometimes people take this matter lightly. You just can’t control when negativity takes over when your world collapsing around you. Easier said that done. Feel bad about Scottie
I understand that, but that doesn't mean it's ok to go off on Jordan and disrespect anytime you get a chance to talk about him. What he needed to do was take a step back from the media and focus on healing with great friends and family around him.
dude if i was scottie and i lost my son and got divorced, i would take shots at everyone too. you cant escape the pit of sorrow when its already filled inside
we can't really discredit Scottie, he's been thru so much on and off court but persevered, I think MJ understands this that's why he plays it off and let's Scottie express himself without having hard feelings for him.
Going through things doesn't excuse his actions and statements. Without Jackson and Jordan he wouldn't be the Icon that he is. His ego and revisionist history is ridiculous and makes him a pos
Yea pretty much.
It makes me sad the one of the greatest duo in sports that brought countless people so much joy are unable to enjoy themselves after it's all said and done. I really hope Scottie recovers from this I know he's been through a lot throughout his entire life.
I think what might have something to do with it is the death of his son. His more controversial comments kind of coincide with that timeline.
Don't feel sorry for him lol Scottie has a very low IQ, and made the decision to publicly state he was btr than Jordan xD Hilarious.. Look at the first couple years of Scotties career... Its average..
Simply put, Scottie Pippen is JEALOUS !
Blame jordan. If he was more humble and thankful, he couldve been deferential to all the other people involved. Instead, he pushed his narrative of superiority even more and further bashed his team mates for being inferior to him.
It happens far to much when the support becomes an alpha male and believes their worth to be much more than they are. Kobe and shack also had the same problem. Shack couldn’t live with Kobe being the man in La either!!!
@@kasolpromodo1989he outright said "there's no Jordan without pippen"
“He helped me so much in the way I approached the game, in the way I played the game. Whenever they speak Michael Jordan, they should speak Scottie Pippen,” Jordan stated. “I didn’t win without Pippen. And that’s why I consider him my best teammate of all time.” - Michael Jordan
well no shit, pippen is his only teammate that is a superstar in the bulls
@@mr.leroysmith7012 ???? rodman was definitely a superstar bro.
@@Jordidwaardhmm…. Two all star games and two all NBA third Teams …. Not exactly a super star. One of the best rebounders and defenders yes, super stars not…
@@paddyk6902 he just had a short “prime” someone who makes an all-nba team is definitely a “superstar” that year.
@@Jordidwaard there is a difference between having one good season and being a super star. There are a lot of players that made one of the All NBA teams but most nba fans would not consider them super stars Brad Daugherty, Bernard King, Peja Stojakovic, Andrew Bogut, Brandon Roy ….
No matter how much Scottie hates MJ now, I believe there is always a place for Scottie in MJ's heart. Sweat, tears and championships don't forget.
I agree, I feel like that means way more to Michael Jordan than anything
Nah man. Scottie went too far. Unfortunately they’ll never been friends again. Shame
@@shawns3347 it doesn't change the fact that they work hard and won 6 rings together.
@@RandomShowerThoughts ye people change and there is nothing you can do about. MJ just tryna chill in this day and age now, glory days are over.
@@kurce2145 I agree MJ will cherish his championships, what he accomplished with the bulls and pip. HOWEVER, I don’t believe MJ will ever be friendly or talk to Pip again. And frankly, unless Scottie goes on record and takes back most of the shit he wrote in his book. I wouldn’t talk to him again either…& Scottie was and probably still is my favorite athlete of all time…
As someone who watched Micheal Jordan and Scottie Pippen live this just breaks my heart. To think that two men who accomplished so much together are now enemies makes me sad. I will also add that Scottie Pippens' wife dating MJ's son is just wrong Period.
That’s terrible!
Michael
Scottie doesn't need Michael. The guy is toxic waste.
Don’t forget Barkley’s enemies with both of them, too.
Absolutely, same here.
“A Jordan was sticking it to a pippen” was so out of pocket 😂😂
Savage!!!!
She is NOT a Pippen, let's not forget!
😂😂😂😂😂
'Scottie pippen" were basically the first words out of Jordan's mouth at this HOF speech. That will speak for itself long after this storyline here
And guess what? Jordan fans only notice it after Pippin finally exposed Jordan. Before that they weren't paying attention to what Jordan was saying. They were in awe of Jordan. So stop with that bs reach excuse.
@@younglove3362 what are you talking about? No, us people who actuall watched basketball from the 90s know that scottie was given so much praise from MJ for being the teammate that meant the most to Mike. MJ gave away his FMVP car award to Scottie when he won it in 97'. For scottie's birthday, Mike was originally going to give a box of cigars to Pip but then bought him his own Ferrari cause he knew that it was his favorite car. Jordan gave A LOT of praise to his partner throughout their years together and will never put the down the word "we" when it came to success and winning with him. Pippen has been through a lot and I keep wishing the best for him though.
@@younglove3362 hahaha
Sure
Jordan talks very good about Pippen but that "exposes" Jordan 🥲🥲😂😂
@@younglove3362 dude, find a life
Exactly! 💯
scottie had a REALLY hard year, he lost his family basically, and amidst all that the last dance came out, he said ALOT of things he didn't really mean, since than he's softened his stance a bit, poor guy.
Then don't talk. Stay quiet and mourn. Stop defending nonsense.
Now Mike son dating Scottie wifey 😮
the real problem is Jordan junior is f... his former wife
High stress, emotions, etc can lead to the poorest decision making. I think a lot of it was ranting but I think there was plenty of truth mixed into what Scottie said
@@nicobenji0248 uh no. Scottie is straight up delusional. He accepted his role decades after he won his championships and now he’s talking trash? No one likes Scottie right now.
omg, first video about the Pippen vs. Jordan beef without calling Pippen ungrateful. Man, you did something legendary.
It really sucks to be under someone's shadow for a long time.
Thats not MJs fault
Nah, some people are ok with being the number 2. It’s not bad to be number 2 on the team to the greatest player of all time. Sooo many people mention those two together.
Scottie can’t handle the shadow how do you think he’d of handled the light ???
@@Just_A_Name14 thats deep. imma start saying that
Totally this is why give much props to the likes of Shaq who had to leave so that the light can also shine on Kobe
Scottie is grieving and in pain. He needs friends. Real ones. Not these dirty publishers and liquor salesman in his ear. Heartbreaking.
Friends & people that actually care for him the person & those people need to get him some counseling. You're 100% right with your comment.
Don't forget the relationship between the son of MJ and the ex wife and Mum of his sons
That feels really accurate
What Scottie and the rest of those guys don’t understand is that they have the fans respect, but the media will NEVER give them the credit they deserve. It’s just the way it is.
Pippen was voted nd in the MVP of 1994, best 50, best 75...always complaining
nah majority of fans dont respect them either,its all about michael and what a god he was
The trash east coast media.
Come to Chicago & ppl know the deal.
Most of the fans doesn't respect them. Some fans that going on and on about how Jordan is the GOAT didn't even know about Kukoc. I ask a lot of Jordan GOAT fans about who are Michael's Teammates and couldn't name except Scottie, Dennis and Steve (Punching story). They're nothing but a bunch of people who only like winners and watch a bunch of Highlights. They didn't even know that the bulls went 55-27 without Mike.
I feel like him starting on the dream team is the ultimate honor.
Thanks to the document, millions of young people who could not watch those years saw how great teammates Michael had. steve, scottie, dennis, tony etc.
Nope..that is why scotty is mad because that did not happen
I like your channel's narrative.. conclusive and entertaining.
Just sad to see the dynamic duo’s relationship fall apart. Hope they can reconcile, but Jordan always remembers a slight and Pippen is dealing with a lot of emotional issues rn. I hope they can resolve this beef.
Jordan is remembering how much that stock and his jump man brand, the Hornets and that where he is making money hands over fist. Oh he also he is a grandfather now. Scottie was even told by management not to sign that contract. I think that Scottie is more upset with his x women. Scottie changes with the wind.
They probably won't because they are adults with their own lives. It's hard enough for old friends to keep in contact, even when there's no beef. When you add pride and hurt feelings into the mix, along with the distance that time brings.. There's little to no hope that the two will ever reconcile.
they were never close...at least in Pippen's mind and with some of his revelations i doubt jordan will forgive him (he hasn't forgiven barkley yet for comments he made).
Seems some very talented sportsmen have ego issues. Both Jordan and Pippin, also every retired all star basketball player needs to just sit back and appreciate all their accomplishments they had as a professional basketball player and their teammates they played with and stop with these damned ‘tell-my-side-of-the-story’ books. Life is too short!! My opinion.
I dont see they need to solve anything, scottie need to put his shit together, and idk jordan would like to talk to him after what he said
Kukoc nailed that shot, decision was valid. I guess Pippen only preaches "team game"...
he wants to be like mike but he aint mike
Pippen also had multiple opportunities right before that. He threw up at least two bricks on the previous possessions.
Pippen was a total bricklayer of a shooter in 3rd and 4th quarters of key playoff games (and regular reason games frankly). People always talk about Pippen having 6 rings, and guys like Karl Malone, Charles Barkley, John Stockton, Steve Nash, etc being playoff losers, but I've never seem any of them disappear MORE than Pippen; yes, including Karl Malone!
Just to add, the BULLS didn't draft well throughout Jordan's run, and they didn't sign any big free agents. They nailed one draft, 1987, by trading away Polynice for Pippen (swap), and drafting Horace Grant. Charles Oakley was a nice pick too. Their other drafts were underwhelming. The only key free agent signing, was Ron Harper, WHEN Jordan was retired. The BULLS were CHEAP! And Ron Harper ceased being the 20 PPG version of Ron Harper. He was never known as a defensive guy (just the opposite frankly). It's when Jordan and Pippen included him in their "Breakfast Club", did he get up to speed on defense. Credit to him, but if the BULLS lose any of those titles, people would point to his bad contract at the time.
@@chinkyflahz well mike aint be goat without pippen he admit to himself to bruh you just got burned
@@idolngmgapogi572 see thats ur issue, i never said didnt need pippen, im just sayin pippen wants to be jordan take the last shot etc be recognized for herniated disk game etc
I just re-watched this. Scotty said he signed a long-term contract fully in his career because he was guarding against injury, and he wanted to secure his future. Then the league took off, revenues went up, and his contract looks pitiful as a result. Totally his choice, he made a bad business decision.
One of many bad decision on Scottie part. Buying a Private Jet ranks up there too.
My idea is that the fact that this was focused on in the documentary didn't sit too well with Pippen too. Because it made him look stupid. Especially compared to Mike being a billionaire now. And man what's up with Jordan's son dating Pippen's ex. How f'd up is that?
@@klapsigaarenbasgitaar1931I’m very worried for Marcus Jordan. I really am.
MJ told Pippen not to sign that deal. He went ahead and did anyway.
@@onlyone23kmWhy? What does his ex have to do with Scottie today. Are they best friends and made a deal to check with each other before dating?
really great video!
3:00 Jordan made 33 mil that season after he played out his contracts which he was severely underpaid. Scottie Pippen was still on a contract, a long term contract which he was advised against. There were seasons where Scottie Pippen was paid more than Jordan. The numbers made it look insane, but those were the contracts back in the days. Scottie Pippen signed a long term contract and wasn't smart in making business deals.
True
exactly... even the Bulls owner warned him before he signed lol...
It was all his own fault that he was so underpaid no one elses .
Most players weren't smart in making business deals. It wasn't until the last decade where players will jump teams if someone else is willing to overpay them
You completely missed the point. Jordan called Scottie selfish for sitting out that season, yet Jordan took 2 years off for baseball and somehow isnt viewed as selfish
Even though Jordon has always said if there's Michael Jordan, there's Scottie Pippen. Social Media and the Jordan vs LeBron comparison is what made SP today. He was always asked to compare between the 2 and probably felt that he was unappreciated despite what MJ has always said.
Jordan even have Scottie on his pick up basketball team over Larry Bird, even got him on the 1992 dream team. Jordan even said that Scottie was his real MVP after the 1997 finals. Jordan always gave Pippen his credit, Pippen wanted more than what he deserved, he wanted more praise than Jordan from the fans and media.
Did you even watch the video? Jordan authorized a 10 part documentary that glorified him and treated his teammates like they were just there to help out and be along for the ride.
The problem is Pippen seems to think he's on their level.
@Fútbol Wizard maybe that as well but from what I've remembered, SP opinion started to change a lil even before the doc and changed when the doc and his booked released. I may be wrong tho
@@Poopopotamusgaming Well he didn't lie about it. see, Jordan was the foundation piece that the bulls were built on. another way of putting it is, he was the center piece and the rest of the team was built around him. They brought in players that would compliment Jordan, not the other way around. so technically, they were brought in to help out Jordan and be along for the ride.
Not really a beef if it's one sided. I do feel for Scottie losing his son, wife etc. Bloody horrible!
agree.
Well said
He said Michael was being selfish and taking time away from the team right after MJ’s dad had died, maybe cut him some slack on that one Scottie?
Clarification: his father was brutally murdered and dumped in a river; saying that he had died would make uninformed people think he died peacefully in bed after a long illness. So there's a good reason why MJ retired in 93; I wouldn't get out of my house for months if it happened to me.
4:48 Jordan's role model and dad died.. this is the same Scottie Pippen who didn't offer his condolences when Jordan's dad passed away, the same guy who accused Phil Jackson of being a racist, which was swept under the rug because he backtracked after Phil's players showed him support when Phil couldn't be out to defend himself due to age.
not to mention how ludicrous the race thing was when MICHAEL JORDAN AND KOBE BRYANT--two black players--would frequently take the final shot on phil's teams. Scottie had to be advised how idiotic that position was...or maybe he had a moment of clarity.
@@scottb3034 best chance for a win your argument doesn't make sense
@@DarthPlague_067 i have no idea what you just said.....
@@scottb3034 same wit yo
@@DarthPlague_067 except my comment made perfect sense. Scottie Pippen couldn't use the race card on Jackson because Jackson used two other black players to close games out his entire coaching career. Scottie is the same race as them.
Pippen either be told he was being stupid or he realized it.
The fact that mj hasn’t made any outlandish comments about Scottie even tho Scottie is trying to tarnish Is legacy is admirable.
For me, that grew up seeing those guys rocking on this game, is a sad thing seeing both of my basketball idols like this. I hope they get over it.
Honestly the documentary didn't feel like a Jordan centric puff piece or a celebration of basketball, but really felt like a dissection of MJ's and the team's psyche and internal tensions, like it was edited like a crime documentary. I was kind of hoping more for a celebration of the sport through the lense of MJ and the team's last championship.
nah the first half was good when talking ab the first three championships , they were centered around the whole team. the second half when he returned from baseball was straight glazing mj the whole time nd complaining ab what his teammates ain’t do
Yeah it was a chance to turn it into full on baskebtall documentary but they didnt have the budget. Nobody knew it was going to blow up as it did if they did they would jave made this into 20 episode series.
no it was just Jordan pr
jordan dont know u lil bro 🤣🤣
I felt the same. I thought it was awesome and wonder how anyone could complain that it's "Jordan centered". Bulls don't exist without him.
When I think of The Last Dance, the first memory that comes to mind is how sad I felt about Pippen and his deal with the Bulls, how loyal he was despite getting the shortest end of the stick. Imo that's one of the most admirable traits a person can have. Michael was portrayed in both positive and a negative light (ruthless etc), but Pippen was the only one portrayed in the best possible light imo. Even if his screen time was shorter than Michael's, it didnt really feel that way to me. Dunno, maybe Pippen is right to be angry but I think he went a bit too far.
It’s actually pretty simple. MJ is the most famous and interesting athlete of all time so of course he was going to be the center of the doc. If it wasn’t centered on him it wouldn’t have been near as successful. MJ has never thrown shade at his teammates and always tried to win no matter what the costs. Scottie is an idiot for doing what he’s doing and MJ’s silence on the matter is perfect! MJ is a legend period
Pippen chose to sign the deal, that’s on him.
@@mrbuggz5213 Plus it was forgotten that MJ initially didn't want to do the doc but yet there are people who thinks the guy did it to make Pippen look bad. Plus how many of them even watched it to begin with?
@@Incubusnut Not to mention he was even warned against it.
@@iamhungey12345 correct. MJ does not like to be “out there”. He was paid like a hefty fee to be involved and then decided to make sure it was right. Truth is truth he literally made that team as good as it was and this new narrative is laughable. Good on you to recognize that god👌🏼
Good video and you bring up a lot of great points about the teammates and Jordan. I’m four minutes in but had to stop when you said it “revitalized the Jordan industry” which is wild. The Jordan industry has been crushing for almost the last 40 years. I agree because of pandemic and lack of sports he got a nice bump, but revitalized? It was dying or on its death bread, he was before the doc and after the doc still the number one seller of sneakers and critics pundits and gasbags all over tv, social media, radio, and podcasts even before this doc talk about his greatness constantly. The reason I write this is that you were being very truth and nuanced about what it lacked and what the truth is, but the Jordan industry was not in need of revitalization.
Its actually true that Scottie, even Horace Grant, and later on Scottie and Dennis was instrumental in Michael winning so much. In the three last championships they had three of the worlds best defenders, the worlds best scorer, the worlds best rebounder and the worlds most versatile player (Pippen). Michael would never say he would have won without Pippen. Pippen, Horace Grant or Rodman never got the respect they deserve. Its absolutely 100% true. Michael has also said it himself that Pippen and Rodman didnt get the respect they deserve. I actually think Jordan would forgive Pippen anything.
they wouldn't win either
without Jordan
@@omertaword583Not true considering there were a lot of players at the time who would've made the Bulls function better as a whole. MJ wasn't necessary in the slightest. Now does this make him a bad player no MJ is still undoubtedly one of the greatest but he should've moved from the Bulls before the 3 championships.
I completely agree with everything you said. Pip just overreacted and wanted to sell books and let bitterness get the best of him. I saw what you did at the end when you talked about Marcus Jordan dating Larsa Pippen. You said "Wherever Scottie looked, a Jordan was sticking it to a Pippen". Well played
Or he’s finally voicing years of frustration after winning 6 nba titles and being just as important to the Bulls success as Jordan yet receives little to no credit in comparison
@@Poopopotamusgaming The Scottie Pippen that is a household name, hall of famer and one of the 50 greatest of all time? Along with the guy that Jordan gave credit to multiple times in the documentary AND mentioned at his own hall of fame speech? Yeah, right
@@Poopopotamusgaming "being just as important to the Bulls success as Jordan" - bullshit of the day. :) Nobody EVER said that.
I would say he is just fat up with all this GOAT BS. The whole narrative is created by the media. But Michael never drag a bad Team to the finals. Michael never elevate his teammates. The die hard fans may not like it, but I guess Scottie simply had enough.
@@lancemurdoc6744 What you’re saying is very subjective. Fact is Chicago wasn’t nothing until Jordan got there. Pippen played a huge role, along with Phil Jackson of course, but without Jordan that team literally wins nothing.
7:23 Pippen blamed Barkley for the Rockets failure, when Pippen was the one under performing in the playoffs that season, shooting 33% FG in the first round series while taking the most shot attempt on the team. Barkley was the one getting pay cut and had his money cheated out of him because he tried to get Scottie on the team to win championship. Scottie also conveniently tried to sneak Jordan into their beef by saying he should've listened to Jordan when he said Barkley will never win championship.
To add, Pippen made about $110 million while Jordan made $94 million over the length of their NBA careers. Pippen made a ton with Portland. He's "supposedly" this great leader, yet I'd love for someone to explain to me the '00 Blazers team that lost in Game 7 that year. The Jailblazers happened on Pippen's watch. I was a BULLS fan, and you'd have to remind me of Pippen's presence on offense in 3rd and 4th quarters; specifically as a shooter. He's one of the biggest fades (on offense) when it comes to key playoff games.
Pippen didn't TEACH MJ how to win. There was a spot for someone to come in and thrive, and he grabbed the opportunity; good for him. Kobe and LeBron fans will stop at nothing to accentuate Pippen's importance on those BULLS teams, to the point, where younger people - who don't know any better - will think that perhaps Pippen was really the guy stirring the drink. He most certainly wasn't. Absolutely great #2 guy. Never the main reason.
Pippen never shot a good %, even on the Bulls in his prime. guy was shooting 33% and MJ was cleaning it up.
@@emmapeel38 couldn't have said it better myself. Scottie is one of the (recently) most overrated players.
Jordan never made it out of RD2 without Pippen and his job was much like rondo in boston play D and run the offense so everyone can get their shots lmao jordan wasn't shit and you talking about Pippen out his prime in portland lmao and houston without 33 jordan wins nothing but meaningless awards lebron is the superior all around player and person its not even close it's not that he couldn't score it wasn't his role to never develop as a scorer just like shaq wasn't a good FT shooter but he would destroy almost anyone in the paint yet he was overweighed and carried kobe to rings than came pau kobe like jordan never took a team anywhere he was carried
@@IONTENNISTHAT You're technically right, Jordan never made it out of the 2nd round without Scottie Pippen on the roster.
To add context to that, in 1988, the season the Bulls drafted Horace Grant and Scottie Pippen, the Bulls won 50 games.
Scottie Pippen started 0 game that season, played 79 games, averaged 21mpg, averaged 8/4/2 for the regular season on 46/17/58 shooting.
Jordan averaged 35/6/6/3/2 that season, won the scoring title, MVP, AND DPOY.
That is the first time Jordan got out of the first round, his 4th season (3rd full season) in the league after getting drafted 3rd overall to a lottery team.
In the first round series, Jordan averaged 45/5/5/3/2 on 56/-/92 shooting to beat the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Scottie Pippen averaged 11/5/2/1/1 on 47/0/83 shooting.
It's actually baffling to me that people would even give credit to Scottie Pippen in that scenario when he wasn't even the 3 best players on the Bulls that series. Don't you think that's actually disrespectful to the other Bulls teammates? Don't you think what you're doing is what Scottie Pippen accused Jordan of doing with TLD? Lmao.
Pippen been out of his prime after 1994 brother.
Jordan only had 3 seasons without Pippen, that's his first 3 seasons in the league, and 2 more when he was 39 years old on a terrible Wizards team. Technically Jordan did play the 98 season mostly without Pippen, but you'd exclude that season anyway since you sound like a hater.
Not sure why you brought up irrelevant points.
EVERY friendship has an argument.
We know they are besties at heart.
I have always been outspoken about how good Pip was. He truly could never get the credit he deserves but he’s also way over steeped his expectations of reality at this point to sell some books and in the process hurt his legacy.
Jordan has always praised Pippen highly for their success. I remember him doing it back when I watched and followed them in the 90s
Praise? SHOW ME THE MONEY! FORGET ALL THAT BS! Pipen barely made 3 mil. While jordan got 33 million a year. Jordan is a straight narcissistic Hater!
This is just sad. I really love MJ & Pip and how they have impacted my life & love of basketball. I pray they can mend things
This isn’t a beef. This is jealousy
Very sad...breaks 💔 my heart.....these 2 were blood brothers in the war.... terrible sad...
Prayers for Pippen....and family
Scottie had a book to push. Saying someone spent too much time grieving their father after he was murdered is wild. The last dance specifically showed Pippen hurting his back in the playoffs and him trying to play through it while being praised by numerous people for being one of the toughest players ever. Pippen calling Phil racist is also wild. Idk wtf is up with Pip. He talkin crazy. Pip never won a ring without Mike and he had his chance in Portland.
Yeah, TLD made a point of showing Scottie's tough side when playing with a hurt back. If all of the shade he's been giving was just about the book, I can see why MJ wouldn't give him the time of day anymore. But man, with his financial history, his book money will eventually run up, and he will have burnt all the bridges by then.
Michael never won a ring without Pippen either
@@Jay-qm8cx and pippen with out MJ he is nothing remember rookie days pippen bulls gain 7 points 2nd year bulls 14 points 3rd have 18 points.
MJ no pippen at bulls have 69 points over Cavs and 57 points over Celtics 5 man wholefame Larry bird.
MJ rookie he got rookie of the year. 2nd year MVP season got scoring title of the year how that's.
He bring the bulls 2 years and play offs never have before with out pippen draft the bulls.
2nd year of pippen bulls vs bad boys piston pippen score only 2 points.
And MJ got 40 plus.
Time to research to Google
How pippen without MJ
And Mj wholefame 2nd year NBA with out pippen.
Mj was literally shooting the ball every possession
@@TheGodReese Weird that hes the most efficient volume scorer of all time then huh
Always wanting for a Nonstop Sport’s video❤️
Man, I can understand Pippen to an extent, but all the actions he's taken are incredibly bitter. As someone who grew up watching the Bulls play, I loved the team as a whole, not just MJ. Can't let media dictate how you see your legacy. Pippen will always be considered an incredible player in the hearts of fans and I hope he can find peace within himself eventually. He seems like a very unhappy person just looking for reasons to lash out. Calling Phil a racist is so scummy.
Not the first time Phil was accused of racism.
I wish someone could redo this documentary. As a fan growing up watching the 90's bulls, I was excited to find out it was coming out. When watching it, I was soon disappointed to see it was basically another jordan documentary. They should have interviewed all the key players. They all deserved some recognition.
"Wherever Scottie looked, a Jordan is sticking it to a Pippen."
This pun s definitely intended! 😂😂😂😂😂😂
And wherever he looks jordans dad is dead.
he's forgetting that when mj retired for 18 months they didn't win a single ring every ring they won was with mj sure mj didn't score all their points but he made the biggest impact on the team for the seasons he was there
Jordan couldn't get passed the 2nd round without Pippen either... Without Jordan, the team still had a 55-27 season.
@Don Lee while that's true, what we like to forget is the following year they were below .500 at the all star break. Then Jordan came back, just saying. We love to forget that detail
But MJ ain't get no ring without ring without pippen.thatz facts. Pippen at least made a conference finals without MJ.
@@paulmahsahn1766 pippin also had a better team than MJ before then. That was already a very well established team
Pippen leads the franchise in playoff wins in less years. Next.
8:50 | “Wherever Scottie looked, a Jordan was sticking it to a Pippen” - savage 💀
It’s so sad to see two best friends break up
The title of the documentary should have been, "Michael Jordan's Last Dance in the NBA." Scottie saying that MJ didn't play D or grab boards is crazy. MJ played incredible defense.
he's just annoyed that he's in his shadow...that's why I didn't bother reading his bio...probably fudged a lot in the book
MJ is a narcissist! Nothing but...
Anyone who mock Jesus or thinks he shares the same effect of Christ can go to you know where!
He was defensive player of the year so I’d say Jordan was ok on D. 😂
@@derekstiles5801 Jordan was the best defensive guard way before Scottie came to the picture. Has a defensive player of the year, most top 5 DPOY finishes of all time, and multiple steals leader and blocks leader for a guard on his bag. It's just that the Bulls system centered around Pippen being the main facilitator and frontrunner in both ends so that Jordan can focus on scoring and assignment defense. And even then, Jordan shut down many stars on his bag more than Pippen (even shutting down Pippen's assignments). There's an entire article detailing about Jordan's incredibly consistent defensive impact throughout his career that puts him as one of the best defensive guards of all time. Pippen looks more defensive because he was more versatile, but as far as effective goes, Jordan was a step above Pippen. If Jordan was the Floor General, he would be bagging multiple triple doubles, more steals and blocks leaders, but would win less championships. Pippen is lucky that the system benefited him.
Steve Kerr has 5 rings - as a *PLAYER.*
Not only did he 3 peat, he went back-to-back-to-back-to-back in 99 with the Spurs and a second year Duncan. Then skipped a year to Kobe/Shaq, and won his fifth ring just a few seasons later. Absolute BEAST.
9:50 lmao that joke was so uncalled for😂😭😂
Sunday afternoons Bulls vs Pacers or Knicks on NBC with Marv Albert are ultimate "Classics"
this video is so well produced, i love this channel. basketball is a newer passion for me and i’ve learned a lot about the history of the game through videos like this.
Same
Stop It ✋🛑✋
There is levels to this and 'NONSTOP SPORTS' has a LONG way to go.
"So well produced" LMAO
@@kiLLinEmSoFTly right? this youtuber sounds so bitter about jordan like bro chill the fuck out
@@kiLLinEmSoFTly bro you’re so weird
Lmao pffft
I believe that Scottie was to see the same amount of respect and appreciaation as Jordan and as for all his great teammates.
They aren't going to get it because they were as good or as impactful as Jordan. This is true with Duncan, Kobe, Bird, Magic, Russell, LeBron etc. The Bulls generally speaking get the credit they deserve.
Then he should have been as good at basketball as MJ was...
Why do you expect that? They're not Mj
I mean every team with a generational player is gonna experience it
@@TheMattTrakker He was pretty close, he put up better stats and did everything for the Bulls. If he shot as much as Mike theyd have the same amount of pointd
I enjoyed so much The last dance while the pandemic!!! I miss those days locked at home
MJ is and always will be my favorite player of all time. The Chicago Bulls will always be my favorite team. Jordan wouldn't have won all six of those championships without Everyone one those Bulls teams in the 90's. Everyone played a part and the all played their parts perfectly. All the teammates should've been given their respect in The Last Dance.
They were given their respect in the documentary. Jordan praised Pippen throughout the 10 episodes with the exception of when Pippen refused to enter the game because Phil called the last shot for Kukoc.
honor them all properly, Jordan
he showed his own faults and did not hide them
it was pretty fair imho. From Jordan's perspective - yes, but he didn't over sell or under sell anything. It was his view point which most people would agree was very honest.
Scottie was hurting a lot in his personal life during that period. And there's a saying, 'Hurt people will hurt people'.
Scottie went too far. It must be difficult to always be in Michael’s shadow but wow… Ruining that long of a friendship for book sales is just sad.
But you cant entirely blame Pippen, Jordan has his faults, however, Pippen's emotions had gotten the better of him, as he not only lost his wife, but his child had passed away shortly before his remarks were made.
Plus you can’t forget that Scottie’s ex is (was?) dating Jordan’s son. Dude probably feels like he can’t escape Jordan no matter what
How do you go to far what a dude (mj) who thinks he's better than Jesus 🤔
@@richardtaylor4464Stop being literal. Jordan didn’t think he was better than Jesus.
I doubt it was a true friendship. I think you can say hurtful things to friends and it doesn't completely destroy the relationship.
Before 10 seconds in this video Pippen answered the one question that everyone asks and is afraid to ask it in front of Jordan. Well said Pippen.
The last dance should've never have come out. That brought out so much hate and drama-it was like housewives with more basketball.
At 6:15 Pippen does say one very true thing about Lebron which is or was he does did play defense. I'm using present and past because no one knows if he's retiring this year.
8:50
👀 I see what you did there 😂😂😂
7:32 The Last Dance is not overly centered on Jordan. It's the Jordan's Bulls. Other teammates of his got some screen time, Dennis Rodman, Scottie Pippen, even Steve Kerr, which should've been Toni Kukoc instead. It's the Jordan Bulls, not the Scottie Pippen's Bulls. If there's a documentary about the 2016 Cavaliers I want it to be more on Lebron James, than it is about Kyrie or Kevin Love. If there's a documentary on the 2010's Warriors dynasty, I want it to be about Steph Curry, not Kevin Durant, not Draymond Green, not Klay Thompson. You can give the supporting casts some screen time and back story, but at the end of the day, the protagonist of the series are Jordan, Lebron and Curry for their own respective dynasty.
It's actually crazy to expect equal screen time among the casts. It borders hater-ism from my perspective.
Thank you!!!!!!!! I don’t get why that’s so hard for stupid people to understand
Well Scottie never argued against Jordan getting the most attention. He just wanted the rest of his teammates to get a lot more recognition, as basketball is a team sport.
@@livingrentfree9596 The way Scottie going about it, seems like Scottie want more attention on himself than the rest of his teammates. Scottie was at one point telling people "Lebron won championships on his own". Scottie wanted people to give more credits to the Bulls players, but turned around taking credits away from Lebron's teammates. Seems hypocritical, no?
Scottie also was on record saying he wanted to be remembered as The Greatest of all Time, so it definitely feels like this is more about himself, than the rest of the team.
Scottie also trashed Toni Kukoc as Toni Kukoc felt betrayed when Scottie said Phil Jackson only picked Kukoc to shoot the game winner because he's white.
Doesn't sound like Scottie wanted the team to get more recognized to me.
Luc Longley made his own version of The Last Dance and invited Jordan to be on it. On it, Jordan said he feels really bad about Luc's exclusion from The Last Dance because he had no control over who gets to be in the documentary and who gets interviewed. The interview crew literally said they didn't get Luc on because they didn't want to travel to Australia for the interview. Jordan personally made it up for Luc to appear on his own documentary/interview or whatever because he feels Luc was an important part of the team.
jordan dont know u lil bro 🤣🤣
I love how Michael Jordan stays quiet and has gone on enjoying his billions and life while everyone else is steady sitting around talking about him. Mike has the number 1 brand, his name on the MVP trophy, his very own day in the league and a new film coming out with Ben Affleck and Matt Damon. Michael Jordan is chilling.
everyone hating on him hes just chilling with his billions
They don't realize that he stays winning no matter what anyone says about him. Goat
I mean, he's been the worst team owner in basketball for pretty long while. He may be the single most talented man to touch a basketball but he's still human. Far from perfect.
@@LectricVonThunder Well debate is open for worst team owner, with the dreaded NYKnicks owner, though :)
Michael Jordan doesn't have 1 friend from the NBA, not one!!! No one wants to be around him
I remember growing up in Chicago in the 90s and playing basketball as a kid. Some of the kids would say i wanna be like mike and imitate him and i was one of them, but my best friend would always say he wants to be like pippin and imitate pippin. We both went on to play highschool basketball and my friend ended up playing college ball too. As far as jerseys, the three most popular that evryone wore in Chicago were Jordan, Pippin, and Rodman. But you would see kids in Kukoc and even Harper or Grant jerseys too.
To be absolutely fair 'The Last Dance' was a very enjoyable puff piece for Jordan and I think we all know that it was heavily vetted by him before it could go out. It really did belittle Pippin - but in a way that I think Jordan could distance himself from (it really focused on his mental weakness in the 'I'm out' game and the 'headache' game - and to be fair even when he played with a slipped disc, it didn't really emphasise the strength of character it really took to do that). I mean, it also airbrushed Jordan's whole family situation, only touched on the gambling thing, handled Jordan's father with kid gloves sensitivity - when actually he is a problematic figure in his own behaviours and activities - it did make the Bulls look like they were only something with Jordan, and really not very much without him. I imagine that Pippin seethed watching it and I can imagine that many of the other Bulls watched the release and thought "Well actually, f**ck you". Jordan was an amazing player - but like so many great players his ego has got in the way of his legacy. Remember - Republicans buy sneakers too.
The Last Dance was mostly about MJ as it should have been ‼️
To me Scottie loses all credibility when he mentioned MJ was selfish for grieving his father for so long and doing what he wanted his father to see. At that point, you’re not credible. Especially coming from someone who labeled Sir Charles as selfish even after taking a significant pay cut to get him on the Rockets and him getting late surgery in 97 because he didn’t want to “fuck my summer up.”
A man that takes two multi year long breaks, and comes back wanting the same role, is an ego maniac prick. And thats all Jordan is. Pure athletic skill, but his legacy as a basketball man, is way overshadowed by his inability to win NOW owning his team. Its clear he has zero basketball intelligence
@@GabrielJames-ti3jf who won by themselves though? I’m so confused. Bill Russell had a great supporting cast, Wilt did, Kareem did, Magic did, Bird did, Shaq did, Kobe did, LeBron did, every great player that has won titles had great supporting casts. By the way when was his second multi year break? You can’t be factoring in his playing for the Wizards are you? By the way Jordan always gave Scottie credit so I don’t understand the point you’re making. You genuinely just sound like someone who lives to hate so if that’s not the case, correct me. But your points are flawed
What is wrong with being selfish? I always hear this word being thrown around but never hear what exactly about it is wrong?
@@KirilDimitrov86 I’m not going to say anything about any personal opinions I have on the matter of selfishness. I’m just saying make it make sense. Scottie does not.
jordan dont know u lil bro 🤣🤣
Jealousy.. that's it. And it's sad cause they were a lethal duo.
I hope one day pip and mj work this out. They were both great! Those championship teams were the best ever. Not only did i think those 2 were great but they had a full court of weapons and could fire at will and there was nothing that could stop them
No theory can fully encapsulate the bitterness. All this goes back to the 80s. Both athletes created an unbeatable dynasty, as both were eager, fierce competitors. This relationship has never been about friendship, but about both knowing they needed each other to succeed at those legendary levels.
Not true, they were friends on & off the court. Jordan always made sure to give Pippen credit for the Bull's success. Hell Jordan even gave Pippen his $331,000 red Ferrari because Pippen wanted it. You don't give something like that to someone who isn't a friend. Pippen has had a miserable couple of years, from his son dying, to his divorce to Jordan's son dating his ex wife.
Pippen was not a fierce competitor. Teams bullied Pippen at every opportunity. Oftentimes, it was MJ who came to Pippen's defense.
I vaguely remember watching a game years ago that had a few seconds left with the Bulls down by 2. The coach called a play that set up Kukoc with a last second shot. Toni made a 3 for the win, and everyone on the bench celebrated while Pippen threw a tantrum because he was not chosen to take the shot. I was shocked at his bad sportmanship.
Pip was mad because if mj was there he would have took the shot but Pippen didn't get that respect even tho he RAN the offense FOR jordan since day 1 jordan didn't even want to run the triangle 😂
Yeah. Kucok made it. What to tantrum? It doesn't mean he would automatically take that shot. The coach will say who. And the coach wasn't wrong in choosing Kukoc.. They won and he should be happy..
@@IONTENNISTHATbingo
he's always been unprofessional and emotional. I was rewatching the 1995 all-star game the year after that play and it was assumed he would be traded...they interviewed him during the game about it and it was the most unprofessional interview from that time period i've ever seen, he was having a complete hissy fit.
@@IONTENNISTHAT no one "ran" the triangle offense, it is a team effort (which is why it could still be run even with pippen off the floor). And what does running the offense have to do with taking the last shot? If anything that would mean pippen should remain in that capacity and you slot someone else in jordan's role... Although a final shot with less than 2 seconds left would not be run in the triangle regardless.
The fact that todays younger audience and even teenagers all wear the old OG Air Jordans is thanks to MJ and this documentary and the story with his last game before swichting to baseball. For Nike and Jordan this doc was a marketing masterstroke.
Any real Jordan fan already knows he had one of the best teams of all time behind him.
5:00 I may have taken this out of context, so sorry if I did. Scott Pippen thought "Michael took too much time, grieving about the death of his father." I was born in Seattle in 1973, where I grew up. Sonics and Blazers fan. Japanese-American. 1993-94 was among the BEST times of my life, and 1996 was pretty special, too. My father unexpectedly passed away in 2003, and life hasn't been good for me since. And, Scott Pippen's father Preston passed away in 1990, I believe (it was before Scott won his first championship). Scott's father passed away from an illness, my father passed away from what we believe was an embolism. Michael Jordan's father was MURDERED!! Not even "accidentally killed by a reckless or drunk driver." Rather, two a-holes thrill killed Michael's father, and robbed his championship ring and car, and bragged about it! In addition to sports, I watch a lot of true crime. True crime stories REALLY helped me cope, since 2004: For as bad as it was to lose my Dad unexpectedly when I was 29, I take a LOT of comfort, that he did not die because of a murder or something gruesome. I may be misunderstanding things, but I for my part, do not like that Scott criticized Michael for taking too long to grieve about his MURDERED father! I thought about committing suicide, after my father passed away. I don't even want to know how many times worse it felt for Michael.
thats right.... "took much time grieving the death of his father" is not a sentence anyone should say
Your parents would be crushed if they knew their death would be the major preoccupation in your life. You parents dying, regardless of the mechanics of it, sucks. And it happens to almost everybody. So in that regard, I agree with Scottie Pippen. Yes, you can be preoccupied with grief and you can make too a big a deal if it starts negatively impacting your life. Additionally, the disparity between their contracts was something that would rub a a man the wrong way. I have also thought that Jordan and his whole family were far too Michael-centric about his career, right from the get-go. I admire them for rallying around their boy, but they created a bit of a ME-MONSTER with the way they handled his ascension.
@@McFeedback1968 I agree, it is devastating to think that when I pass, it could hurt my kids the way my dad's passing hurt me. Yet, there is no other reality that that is what has been happening to me for the last 13 years:/
And that is the real reason Jordan will never forgive him
@@hrvojerukavina8141 makes sense..
Watching these for some of us is like seeing our parents going through a divorce…😢
Well SAID!!
Yup 🤣
Younger people may not know how famous and appreciated Scottie Pippen was. The Chicago Bulls were 'Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen's Bulls'.
The greatest duo of all time, they need to put all the animosity away
he says it was selfish to leave for 2 years (he left for his father who died btw 💀) and then he said they won in spite of him lol, i think after 30 years he starts misinterpreting and doesnt hate the media making everything about mj but mj himself
i mean if he just left basketball to grief over his father thats okay but just to go and play another sport is selfish lmao
@@eeempy99 he would feel bad not trying it out for his father, doing nothing would probably not make him proud
@@eeempy99 No he is just doing what his father wanted
@@eeempy99 actually he was forced to leave the league over gambling allegations
@@eeempy99 He left played baseball bc he felt like it was honoring his father. Idk how you twist that into being selfish. Selfish is thinking that someone should play through their grief just so you can win more games (after already having 3 rings)
Very well produced video!!!
Scottie tarnished his own reputation. He was always recognized as one the best players ever.
there is no pippen without jordan
there is also no jordan without pippen
@@Frovan198 There definitely still is
@@OldBenKenobi2318 he would not of won 6 finals without pippem.. he have a goat case
without pippen
@@camilleharp4855 Yes but Jordan would’ve still been big without Pippen. Maybe not as big but still big.
Pippen on the other hand wouldn’t have been anywhere near as recognizable without Jordan.
@@OldBenKenobi2318 thats not true, with pippen jordan is not getting 6 championchips. He could barely make it out of the first round without him. Also when jordan retired and pippen was the leader of the bulls in 92-93, he was very good. he would still of been a hof without jordan
I've said this before. If Scotty felt this way about Michael all these years, then why did he have Michael present him in his HOF induction? He brings hypocrisy to a whole new level.
He went really bitter when The Last Dance turned out to be a puff piece for Jordan. It wasn't a documentary about the team.
I guess I don't see how we all didn't see this coming. We live in an age where you can make money off trashing someone in the media/online and then write books and go on tours about it, that's what truly sad about all of this. No one was trashing anyone especially players from back in the day. Until they realized they could make back all the money the missed out on in their playing days doing it....
That last comment was both brutal and hilarious
The editing of this video is amazing
The Last Dance did show Scottie in a horrible light. Scottie has had to live in his shadow and then this. Every member of those Bulls teams was upset about how that documentary showed him
Meh, not really. One thing the "doc" really highlighted was how unbalanced player vs. organization/management dynamics were back in the day.
The doc also showed MJ in a bad light, with his bullying, apathetic political views, and just being an all-around asshole. No player, coach, or member of the front office was exempted. Pippen commented on all the things that were in the doc. So, he knew what would be in it.
Bro, Scottie literally called Phil r*cist because he gave Toni Kukoc chances, stop coping, Pippen is butthurt and only cares about his own interests
Unfortunately when Scottie chose to quit on his team and not get on the court that sole moment forever tarnished Scottie and we all knew it would the night it happened.
@@RatedRex1as someone who got to know MJ a bit, he may be flawed but he’s not a bad person.
Scottie is just in a bad place. I hope he finds some peace.
"it's all good till the books comes out."- Charles Barkley.
6:01 Crazy what people are allowed to say nowadays in the media when given a voice. Jordan vs Scottie career averages
Jordan: 6.2 reb / 5.3 ast
Pippen: 6.4 reb / 5.2 ast
Jordan also grabbed 1.6 offensive reb per game for his career, which is more than the likes of Lebron who people claim were bigger faster stronger and better rebounder.
Jordan's highest apg/rpg season was 8 rpg and 8 apg. Scottie Pippen's highest was 8.7 rpg and 7 apg. There was even a playoffs game in 1997 ECSF where the Bulls played the Hawks, game 2 Dennis Rodman fouled out in 25min of game time, Jordan had to grab a game high 16 rebound (6 oreb/10 dreb) which was double the amount of reb of the 2nd highest on his team.
Scottie Pippen is going through something for sure, he's saying a lot of things that could be factually proven wrong.
Well said
Hit ‘em with the truth!
Now look at the totals. Oh wait there's a reason you didn't.
@@skettinbutter3635 Totals speak more to who played longer.
You can have someone who averaged 8apg for 15 seasons, and another player who averaged 6apg for 20 seasons, they total up to the same amount of assists, but player A averaged more assist when he was playing, than player B. Player A passed more than player B.
If you're not blind to facts you'd actually realize the main point here. I even pointed out Jordan's highest assist or rebound season and compared it to Pippen's highest assist or rebound season to debunk Scottie's claim that Jordan never wanted to rebound or facilitate. Jordan's career high 69 points even came with 18 rebounds and 7 assist for crying out loud, even had 4 steals and 1 block too, doesn't look like a dude who only care about scoring and not rebound, facilitate nor play defense to me?
Get that hate out of your heart man, it's sad. Make a point that actually make sense.
Jordan ranks among all shooting guard in history:
assist: 4th best
rebound: 3rd best
steals: 3rd best
blocks: 3rd best
doesn't sound like a player who does not want to assist, rebound, steals or blocks to me. Maybe it looks that way to you, but facts do not agree with you.
@@skettinbutter3635 Hi troll
One thing about Jordan, he never changed his narrative then and now. Pippen is a backtracker BIG TIME. Scottie is getting bitter as he gets older. Sad to see.
No
This was no beef because MJ didn’t respond to Pippen’s childish antics! The Last Dance didn’t make Pippen look bad it told the truth! Pippen left MJ and the Bulls still in his prime and showed the world how average a player he was! MJ played better at 40 with a horrible team in Washington! MJ was MJ before and Pippen and he would have been without Pippen! Pippen was great with MJ and nothing without MJ!
As a lifelong basketball historian and enthusiast, I'd settle the whole argument if I could rewind time and put Lebron and/or whoever against MJ and/or whoever. A strong proportion of my life savings says MJ takes the win 8 out of 10. And that's being respectful to Lebron and co.
Scottie Pippen, as good as he was, has nothing to do with this statement.
Great commentary/doc here btw :)
Jordan 10 out of 10 times. Nothing against Lebron, seen both play. Michael's got everything plus the mental edge. Lebron may be physically stronger than him, I'd doubt that though b/c MJ can handle big, quick men with higher individual skillsets in a 1 v 1 matchup. Lebron is just mentally weak.
I like how this video shows Scotties side. Everything ive seen about this whole beef calls scottie insane and shits on everything he claims but this shows his side very well
i mean the title is why Scottie hates MJ
Well Pippen throws tantrum whenever Phil draws a play for Kukoc or Kerr. So...
I knew Scottie’s side , it still doesn’t justify his actions .
@@iii898iii And MJ didn’t? Lol he was pissed when they fire Doug Collins because he was draw every play for MJ
@@Poopopotamusgaming Because the Bulls fired Doug for non basketball reason. Doug was having a relationship with the owner's daughter. Jordan stood up for his coach. Did not have any problems fitting into Phil's system though. Was fine with drawing up plays for Steve Kerr infamous game winner. Waiting for you to make some sense.
To live life with resentments is not a way to live. Hopefully Scottie can heal from this and move on with his life.
Scottie Trippin' 😂
Nah the whole video had me watching with a stoic face, but that random „MJ‘s son started dating Pippens ex wife“ at the end had me cracking up 😭😂
Let us not forget, Jordan elevated the league and thus EVERYONE’S salaries.
@@demontiakpinkney5881 look at Jordan’s salary for 95 and 96 seasons. Jordan operated on one year contracts and only made $1m more than Scottie. Jordan was paid less than some rookies and 1/4 of a Robinson or Ewing. The FACT is due to Jordan, the nba brand boomed. Hence why Scottie Pippen made about $20M MORE in career earnings than Jordan. Look up Dominique Wilkins or Barkleys career earnings and compare to Scottie.. then talk to me.
@@demontiakpinkney5881 Pippen career earnings = $110m. Jordan career earnings = $90m. Pippen made MORE.
@@paulburket well yeah Pippen made more because MJ retired twice. If MJ never retired or only retired once it's not close.
Longley was omitted because the crew cannot travel to Australia at the time but MJ did a long interview from an Aussie tv channel to talk purely on Longley.
They had over 20 years to make the thing. The truth is they didn't want to pay for money to anyone, but Jordan.
@@michaelcarson8375 it was done during lockdown mostly, aUstralia had strong strong strong lockdown regulations so no.
@@mynames7664 Keep making excuses for rushed trash.
@@michaelcarson8375 they didnt payed anybody
Jordan was the producer
@@WalterModel45 That's how they paid him dumbass.
The two are great
Very sad indeed.
"Everywhere Scottie looked there was a Jordan sticking it to a Pippen".....SAVAGE😂
I was just coming to comment on this. Really great line lol.