Unveiling the 14 Inaugural Chicago Bulls Ring of Honor Inductees
By Paul Garwood
3. Scottie Pippen
Scottie Pippen, often regarded as one of the greatest basketball players of all time, played an important role in the success of the Chicago Bulls in the 1990s. As the right-hand man to Michael Jordan, Pippen's impact on the court was undeniable. Known for his versatility, Pippen excelled as a small forward, showcasing his exceptional defensive skills, court vision, and scoring ability.
His ability to guard multiple positions made him a nightmare for opponents, while his athleticism and basketball IQ allowed him to contribute in various ways. Pippen's chemistry with Jordan was unparalleled, as they formed one of the most dynamic duos in basketball history, delivering six NBA championships to the Windy City.
Beyond his achievements, Pippen's selfless nature and team-first mentality were instrumental in the Bulls' success. He was a reliable playmaker and a leader who understood the importance of elevating his teammates. Pippen's impact on the Chicago Bulls franchise and basketball game cannot be overstated, as his contributions continue to inspire the next generation of today.