Honours & Records
36 entries in the Chicago Bulls compendium.
1996 NBA ChampionshipThe Bulls' record-breaking 72-win season culminated in a 4–2 Finals victory over the Super1992 NBA ChampionshipThe Chicago Bulls defeated the Portland Trail Blazers in six games to win their second con1991 NBA ChampionshipThe dawn of a dynasty: Jordan's first title.1997 NBA ChampionshipThe Bulls' third straight championship and sixth in eight years.Michael Jordan 10× Scoring Titles Record10 scoring titles, an all-time NBA record.1998 NBA ChampionshipThe Last Dance: Jordan's final championship shot.Michael Jordan 1988 Defensive Player of the YearThe 1988 Defensive Player of the Year who redefined two-way excellence.Phil Jackson 6× NBA Championships as CoachThe Zen Master with a record 11 NBA championships as head coach.Michael Jordan 5× MVP AwardFive-time NBA MVP and six-time champion with the Chicago Bulls.Franchise Record Two Consecutive Three-PeatsThe only team in NBA history to complete two separate three-peat championship runs.Michael Jordan 6× Finals MVP AwardThe greatest basketball player of all time led the Bulls to six championships.Derrick Rose 2011 MVP AwardThe youngest MVP in NBA history, Derrick Rose overcame injuries to become a beloved ChicagEastern Conference Champions 1992Three-peat: Bulls win third straight NBA championship.Eastern Conference Champions 1997The second Eastern crown of the new era cemented the Bulls' stranglehold over a conference1995-96 72-Win Season RecordThe 1995–96 Chicago Bulls: 72 wins, an NBA title, and a legacy as one of the greatest team37 Consecutive Home Wins RecordThe Bulls' 37-game home win streak ended on April 6, 1997.Eastern Conference Champions 1991The Bulls won their first NBA championship in 1991, led by MVP Michael Jordan and All-StarEastern Conference Champions 1993Life after Jordan: The Bulls' 55-win season and a hard-fought playoff run.Eastern Conference Champions 1998The source article does not provide any information about the Eastern Conference playoff cNBA Finals MVP (Michael Jordan, 1992)The shrug that followed six first-half threes turned doubt into myth.NBA Finals MVP (Michael Jordan, 1991)The start of a dynasty: Jordan's first Finals MVP.NBA Championship (1993)The Bulls clinched the three-peat with John Paxson's game-winning 3-pointer in Game 6.NBA Finals MVP (Michael Jordan, 1996)Michael Jordan earned his fourth Finals MVP as the Bulls won the 1996 NBA Finals.NBA Finals MVP (Michael Jordan, 1997)Jordan's fifth Finals MVP leads Bulls past Jazz in six games.NBA Finals MVP (Michael Jordan, 1998)Six rings. One last shot. An era ended forever.Most Consecutive NBA Titles by a Franchise (Six in the '90s)Six championships, zero Finals losses.1995–96 NBA ChampionshipThe Chicago Bulls won their fourth NBA championship in 1995–96, finishing with a record 871991–92 NBA ChampionshipBulls repeat as champions, Jordan dominates Finals.1990–91 NBA ChampionshipThe season that launched a dynasty: the Bulls' first NBA championship.72–10 Regular Season Record (1995–96)The legendary seventy-two-win campaign that defined a modern dynasty.Michael Jordan Five NBA MVP AwardsFive-time NBA MVP who led the Bulls to six championships.1997–98 NBA ChampionshipThe Chicago Bulls captured their third straight NBA championship in 1998, completing a secDennis Rodman 1997 Defensive Player of YearRodman won two NBA Defensive Player of the Year awards (1990, 1991) with the Detroit PistoDennis Rodman 1996 Defensive Player of YearArguably the best rebounding forward in NBA historyRetired Jersey Number #23 Michael JordanConsidered by many to be the greatest basketball player of all time.Phil Jackson Six NBA Coach ChampionshipsThe Zen Master who built the dynasty of the nineties with six rings.
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