Pip was such a great player, great teammate. Jordan realized how important Pippen. Pip earned Mj trust. Not easy to do. MJ was the man but Pip was the glue for those teams. He could have avg 25 easily but that was not him. He loved to get everyone involved.
Zo Empire If you read what I said he could have avg 25 but he was not all about scoring. And yes he could score, are you not looking at this game or the 47 point game he had or the 40 point game he had against pacers in 1996?
Cwm368 So a handful of good scoring game is the basis for your argument? Kerr said it best "Pippen is a sometimes shooter" meaning sometimes his shot would be on sometimes it wouldn't. His jumpshot was inconsistent. Pippen in his prime wasn't even a decent free throw shooter. Pippen didn't have the offensive repertoire to avg 25ppg
Zo Empire Yes he did. He improved his shooting, could hit 3s... post.. dunk... he just was so unselfish. Plus he played with the greatest score and Goat all time for to years.
Cwm368 Could hit 3s with the line moved back but before that his highest was 32%, He improved his jumpshot but it was still inconsistent Steve Kerr said it on the Front Court show or in a interview. Pippen wasn't great in the post, struggled to make free throws. The only legit excuse he has is that Jordan was the main offensive weapon on the Bulls.
Isiah's ankle injury in the Boston series really messed up the Pistons because he was just coming back from his wrist surgery gearing up and then game 1 vs. Boston - Dee Brown and Thomas was not the same at all.
@@kamfisher1714 So he should blame himself for wrist surgery and Dee Brown stepping on his ankle in game 1 in the ECSF vs. Boston in 1991? ... I'm glad you said this about Zeke blaming himself because it proves my point concerning the Pistons/Bulls in 1991 that Isiah Thomas on purpose took 9 shots in game 1 and 9 shots in game 2 and Joe Dumars on purpose took 10 shots in game 1 and 10 shots in game 3 and Bill Laimbeer ON PURPOSE took 7 shots in game 1 and 2 shots in game 2 and Chuck Daly ON PURPOSE played James Edwards 11 minutes in game 2 and 9 minutes in game 3 while playing John Salley 9 minutes in game 2 -- these things were done by the Pistons ON PURPOSE, just like the 'walk-off' was done, 'ON PURPOSE'.... This is HOW the Pistons took care of themselves -- they went out on their own terms ON PURPOSE from the GM, Jack McCloskey who broke up the team in the summer of 1991 by waiving Vinnie Johnson (ON PURPOSE) and trading James Edwards to the Clippers (ON PURPOSE). Just like ON PURPOSE Jerry Krause said if Phil goes 82-0 and wins the title he will NOT be back for the 1998-99 season and just like ON PURPOSE Jordan chose to quit and just like ON PURPOSE the Bulls decided to keep competing for titles after 1993 upon Jordan's return in '95 by getting rid of everyone from the 1991-1993 team outside of Pippen, who wanted to be traded but they kept him ON PURPOSE.... Just like Jordan ON PURPOSE came back to play for the Wizards, a bad team, just like ON PURPOSE Thomas decided to stay with a bad Detroit Pistons team after 1991 knowing, just like Jordan in 2002 that they were not going to win or compete for titles anymore -- hey look, palindrome years (1991, 2002) See?
Michael and Phil Jackson were trying to get Pippen ready for the playoffs against the Pistons they did a great job because scottie had a lot of confidence and they swept the Pistons that's what Michael wanted
@@darkgray1 if you ask anyone from the Chicago bulls they will tell you Michael Jordan was the coach he never listens to Phil Jackson only in certain plays Michael always wanted the ball in the final minutes and nobody can't say anything because he used to get pissed off everybody respecting him so much Scottie Pippen feared Michael Jordan all those guys Michael was f****** young and he was a star and he likes to fight he was not a pushover trust me and Charles Oakley can tell you that
@@poligonzo5300 Don’t believe everything you hear my dude,I’ve only heard of one story when he fought/hit someone (Steve Kerr) no one was scared of MJ but they did respect him because he didn’t take plays off even in practice.Also if MJ was such a boss how did they trade away Oakley for old ass Bill Cartwright?
@@darkgray1 well Jordan beat the shit out of the Knicks and they were bullying the whole league Jordan use to drop over 30 ,40 ,50 over those guys but they had the league intimidated,they never figured Jordan's toughness, Miami heat ,pistons he was to much ,never scored less than 30 always going to the basket regardless of how physical the play was fuc that he was a tough SOB
@@poligonzo5300 dude where the hell you getting this trash you talking. Phil used MJ's ego through psychology to get him to less shots and have to offense to run by Pippen and that documented. Phil want to run the triangle offense to rest team involve in the offense and curve Jordan from going one on one. Plus its well documented that split the game into quarters for MN and Pippen. Pippen did most of scoring in the 1st and 3rd quarters, while Jordan had 2nd and 4th quarters. With last 5 minutes were MJ to please him. And nowhere was it ever said or written that Pippen was ever scared of MJ. And I been watching seen 87 on WGN after school!
Duh competition was garbage back then.. Jordan would come off the bench in today's era..and alot of them otha guys on the court wouldn't even made the league today..now you can't say that ain't true
Two of the greatest players in Bulls’ History.
I enjoy watching Scottie play defense just as much as I enjoy watching him play offense.
That says a lot about both his defense and his offense.
They thrived/ needed each other. Best one ,two. Ever?
Even though this channel is dedicated to MJ, i like how you show some love for Pip every now and then
You can see Pippen starting to become that real No. 2 player. Greatest Sidekick of All-time!
He played with so much confidence towards the end of the regular season.
When Pip is making his outside shot, I don't give a shit who you are, you ain't stopping em.
0:20...0:40... 2:00... 3:15... 3:34...4:05...4:30... this is how things would go for Steph Curry
Isaiah against Paxson was an interesting clip.
This is real basketball.
@ 1:10 that pretty much sums up Jordan's career.....
adrian hernandez where Jordan gets fouled on the forearm, and still makes the shot.
i've seen jordan throw that no look shot in game 5 finals vs lakers, but i've never seen the one at 1:14
I like how Marv states the obvious that will not count.
How good was PIPPEN,DAT YEAR.
Pip was such a great player, great teammate. Jordan realized how important Pippen. Pip earned Mj trust. Not easy to do. MJ was the man but Pip was the glue for those teams. He could have avg 25 easily but that was not him. He loved to get everyone involved.
Cwm368 25ppg easy for Pippen? In the seasons Jordan left the highest he got was 22ppg he wasn't a great scoring player
Zo Empire If you read what I said he could have avg 25 but he was not all about scoring. And yes he could score, are you not looking at this game or the 47 point game he had or the 40 point game he had against pacers in 1996?
Cwm368 So a handful of good scoring game is the basis for your argument? Kerr said it best "Pippen is a sometimes shooter" meaning sometimes his shot would be on sometimes it wouldn't. His jumpshot was inconsistent. Pippen in his prime wasn't even a decent free throw shooter. Pippen didn't have the offensive repertoire to avg 25ppg
Zo Empire Yes he did. He improved his shooting, could hit 3s... post.. dunk... he just was so unselfish. Plus he played with the greatest score and Goat all time for to years.
Cwm368 Could hit 3s with the line moved back but before that his highest was 32%, He improved his jumpshot but it was still inconsistent Steve Kerr said it on the Front Court show or in a interview. Pippen wasn't great in the post, struggled to make free throws. The only legit excuse he has is that Jordan was the main offensive weapon on the Bulls.
4:02. “Paxson for 3” Marv Albert was a clown in ‘91 too
Yeah I had to rewind that lmao
For guys like Paxon and Kerr everything is a 3. 😂😂😂.
Isiah's ankle injury in the Boston series really messed up the Pistons because he was just coming back from his wrist surgery gearing up and then game 1 vs. Boston - Dee Brown and Thomas was not the same at all.
He should’ve took care of himself better
@@kamfisher1714 What do you mean?
@@plainsimple244 Isiah should blame himself for not taking care of himself
@@kamfisher1714 So he should blame himself for wrist surgery and Dee Brown stepping on his ankle in game 1 in the ECSF vs. Boston in 1991? ... I'm glad you said this about Zeke blaming himself because it proves my point concerning the Pistons/Bulls in 1991 that Isiah Thomas on purpose took 9 shots in game 1 and 9 shots in game 2 and Joe Dumars on purpose took 10 shots in game 1 and 10 shots in game 3 and Bill Laimbeer ON PURPOSE took 7 shots in game 1 and 2 shots in game 2 and Chuck Daly ON PURPOSE played James Edwards 11 minutes in game 2 and 9 minutes in game 3 while playing John Salley 9 minutes in game 2 -- these things were done by the Pistons ON PURPOSE, just like the 'walk-off' was done, 'ON PURPOSE'.... This is HOW the Pistons took care of themselves -- they went out on their own terms ON PURPOSE from the GM, Jack McCloskey who broke up the team in the summer of 1991 by waiving Vinnie Johnson (ON PURPOSE) and trading James Edwards to the Clippers (ON PURPOSE). Just like ON PURPOSE Jerry Krause said if Phil goes 82-0 and wins the title he will NOT be back for the 1998-99 season and just like ON PURPOSE Jordan chose to quit and just like ON PURPOSE the Bulls decided to keep competing for titles after 1993 upon Jordan's return in '95 by getting rid of everyone from the 1991-1993 team outside of Pippen, who wanted to be traded but they kept him ON PURPOSE.... Just like Jordan ON PURPOSE came back to play for the Wizards, a bad team, just like ON PURPOSE Thomas decided to stay with a bad Detroit Pistons team after 1991 knowing, just like Jordan in 2002 that they were not going to win or compete for titles anymore -- hey look, palindrome years (1991, 2002) See?
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Michael and Phil Jackson were trying to get Pippen ready for the playoffs against the Pistons they did a great job because scottie had a lot of confidence and they swept the Pistons that's what Michael wanted
You guys give MJ too much credit,he’s not a coach
@@darkgray1 if you ask anyone from the Chicago bulls they will tell you Michael Jordan was the coach he never listens to Phil Jackson only in certain plays Michael always wanted the ball in the final minutes and nobody can't say anything because he used to get pissed off everybody respecting him so much Scottie Pippen feared Michael Jordan all those guys Michael was f****** young and he was a star and he likes to fight he was not a pushover trust me and Charles Oakley can tell you that
@@poligonzo5300 Don’t believe everything you hear my dude,I’ve only heard of one story when he fought/hit someone (Steve Kerr) no one was scared of MJ but they did respect him because he didn’t take plays off even in practice.Also if MJ was such a boss how did they trade away Oakley for old ass Bill Cartwright?
@@darkgray1 well Jordan beat the shit out of the Knicks and they were bullying the whole league Jordan use to drop over 30 ,40 ,50 over those guys but they had the league intimidated,they never figured Jordan's toughness, Miami heat ,pistons he was to much ,never scored less than 30 always going to the basket regardless of how physical the play was fuc that he was a tough SOB
@@poligonzo5300 dude where the hell you getting this trash you talking. Phil used MJ's ego through psychology to get him to less shots and have to offense to run by Pippen and that documented. Phil want to run the triangle offense to rest team involve in the offense and curve Jordan from going one on one. Plus its well documented that split the game into quarters for MN and Pippen. Pippen did most of scoring in the 1st and 3rd quarters, while Jordan had 2nd and 4th quarters. With last 5 minutes were MJ to please him. And nowhere was it ever said or written that Pippen was ever scared of MJ. And I been watching seen 87 on WGN after school!
6:06 PAXSON AND ISAIAH :D
The respect they had.
The game date for this video must be wrong. Can't be April. NBA playoffs in April... finals in May.
1st round was 5 games back then
Bad Boys no more.
1:56
I wanna know one game crucial playoffs game where Lebrons teammate carried team for him
Yeah but LeBron didn't play in that Era either.
That wasn't no playoff game...and the Bulls were already dominating in the game
Game 6 2007 ECF Gibson 31 LeBron 20 3/11…….
@@scorpionJB Portland 92 Game 6 Bulls down 16. Pippen and 4 players off lead the come back.
@@tonyjohnson4347yeah, and Jordan led them to the 3-2 series lead
Without pip, mike just bunch of collector selfie trophy
rendy lie
Hm...
What does that mean exactly?
Doesn't matter weak defensive era everyone sucked lol
bwink23
True...
NBA is a joke now.
Sad...
😭😭😭😭
rendy lie wtf? LOL who upvoted this nonsense 😂
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Jordan competition was so trash
Money Money even though these Pistons were back to back reigning champs? LUL
Duh competition was garbage back then.. Jordan would come off the bench in today's era..and alot of them otha guys on the court wouldn't even made the league today..now you can't say that ain't true
Money Money stay off the damn WEEEED my boy. Bums and softies in the league today
Money Money trolling is fun right? Just don't do it while high.
Zip Jordan pants up when y'all done