Unveiling the 14 Inaugural Chicago Bulls Ring of Honor Inductees
By Paul Garwood
6. Dick Klein
Dick Klein, the man behind the inception of the Chicago Bulls in 1966, holds a special place in the annals of basketball history. As the team's first general manager, Klein played a pivotal role in shaping the franchise's identity and setting them on a path to success.
With a keen eye for talent and a relentless drive to build a winning team, Klein meticulously scouted players and assembled a roster that would eventually become one of the best teams of the 1970s.
His commitment to excellence was evident in his unwavering pursuit of greatness. Klein's innovative approach to team management and his astute decision-making helped establish a foundation that would lay the groundwork for future championship runs.
His legacy continues to be celebrated in the Windy City, as his contributions to the Chicago Bulls' early years remain an integral part of the team's rich history.