Legendary Players
19 entries in the Chicago Bulls compendium.
Legendary Players — Era Chart
Mickey JohnsonChicago Bulls forward/center who later became a coach and political candidate.Orlando WoolridgeOrlando Woolridge: Chicago Bulls forward, high-flying dunker, and 1986 team scoring leaderArtis GilmoreDominant center and Hall of Famer who starred in the ABA and NBA.Scottie PippenSix-time NBA champion with the Chicago Bulls and Hall of Famer.Ron HarperFrom high-scoring star to defensive cornerstone, Ron Harper won five NBA titles with the BJerry SloanThe Original Bull who became a Hall of Fame coach with the Utah Jazz.Bill CartwrightThree-time NBA champion center and former Bulls head coach.Reggie TheusTwo-time NBA All-Star and former Bulls guard who later became a college and NBA head coachHorace GrantFour-time NBA champion and special advisor to the Chicago Bulls.Will PerdueFour-time NBA champion and former Bulls analyst.Luc LongleyFirst Australian in the NBA, three-time Bulls champion.Dickey SimpkinsThree-time NBA champion and current Fox Sports commentator.Jason CaffeyTwo-time NBA champion with the Chicago Bulls, later head coach of the Mobile Bay HurricaneRusty LaRueMulti-sport Wake Forest star who won an NBA title with the Bulls in 1998.Chet WalkerHall of Fame forward who helped lead the 76ers to a 1967 NBA championship and later playedDoug CollinsFrom All-Star player to Hall of Fame coach and executive, Doug Collins left an indelible mB.J. ArmstrongThree-time NBA champion with the Chicago Bulls and current assistant general manager of thToni KukocThe Croatian Sensation who brought European flair to the Bulls' dynasty.Eddie CurryFormer NBA center and 2012 champion with the Miami Heat.
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