Club History
22 entries in the Chicago Bulls compendium.
Club History — Era Chart
1984 Michael Jordan SelectionThe third overall pick in 1984 who became a six-time NBA champion.1993 Jordan First RetirementThe King stepped down from a throne he never lost.1966 Franchise EstablishmentThe original expansion team that started it all in 1966.1996 Record 72-10 SeasonThe greatest regular season in basketball history, crowned with a fourth championship.1990 Eastern Conference FinalsSix championships, zero Finals losses—the Bulls' unmatched legacy.1993 First Three-Peat CompletionThree rings in three years built an empire that changed the game forever.Historic Detroit Pistons RivalryBefore the six rings, there was the wall of Detroit.1996 Second NBA ChampionshipThe Bulls' 1996 championship marked the start of their second three-peat, led by Michael JDennis RodmanArguably the best rebounding forward in NBA historyBob LoveFrom cotton fields to Bulls legend: Bob Love's journey of perseverance.Toni KukočThe Croatian Sensation who brought European flair to the Bulls' dynasty.Steve KerrFive-time NBA champion as a player, three with the Chicago Bulls and two with the San AntoJohn PaxsonChicago Bulls executive and three-time NBA champion guard1966 Expansion DraftThe 1966 expansion draft that built the Chicago Bulls.Dick MottaThe opera isn't over 'til the fat lady sings.Norm Van LierStormin' Norman: Bulls legend, defensive stalwart, and beloved broadcaster.The Flu GameMichael Jordan's go-ahead basket with 25 seconds left helped the Bulls secure a crucial viThe Last ShotA comedy built around the picture that never got made.Jerry KrauseThe architect of the Chicago Bulls dynasty, Jerry Krause built six championship teams throDerrick RoseChicago native, youngest MVP, and former No. 1 overall pick.Tex WinterArchitect of the triangle offense and Hall of Fame assistant coachRichard KleinThe founding owner who played the game.
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