In basketball, few names resonate as strongly as Scottie Pippen. At 55 years old, the former Chicago Bulls player continues to be a living legend, not just for his on-court prowess, but also for the enduring friendships forged during the iconic 3-peat run in the 1990s. Pippen’s journey in the NBA is not just a story of championships and glory but camaraderie and enduring bonds.

Even after two decades since their last championship together, Scottie Pippen continues to honour the friendships forged during his time with the Bulls. In a recent interview, Pippen shared insights into the depth of his bond with Luke Longley and other teammates, highlighting the nature of their relationships. Despite the challenges and changes that life has brought, Pippen’s respect and appreciation for his former teammates remain unwavering. In the interview, Scottie went out to say, “Aussie giant Luke Longley was very important for us to win that second run of championships he played a huge role.”

Scottie Pippen’s legacy is forever intertwined with the Chicago Bulls’ historic 3-peat run in the early ’90s. Pippen played a crucial role in securing three consecutive NBA from 1991 to 1993 championships alongside the legendary Michael Jordan and the legendary Bulls team.

The Legendary Bull’s Team

The early ’90s marked the rise of the Bulls as a basketball powerhouse. The core trio of Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippen, and Horace Grant formed the foundation of a team that would go on to achieve legendary success. Coach Phil Jackson, known for his tactical mastermind, instilled the principles of teamwork, discipline, and the famous “Triangle Offense.”

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In the 1990-1991 season, the Bulls embarked on a journey that would create NBA history. Facing the Los Angeles Lakers in the NBA Finals, the Bulls clinched their first championship. The iconic image of Jordan holding the NBA trophy became symbolic of a new era in Chicago Bulls basketball.

The following season, the Bulls proved their mettle by securing back-to-back championships. Facing the Portland Trail Blazers in the 1992 Finals, the Bulls showcased their resilience and won a second consecutive title. Michael Jordan’s “shrug game,” where he hit six consecutive three-pointers, became one of the defining moments of this historic season.

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The 1992-1993 season marked the pinnacle of the Bulls’ dynasty, completing a historic three-peat. Facing the Phoenix Suns in a thrilling NBA Finals, the Bulls secured their third consecutive championship. The “Triple-Double” by Jordan in Game 6 and the image of him collapsing on the floor with the championship ball marked the end of an era. This solidified the Bulls’ status as one of the greatest teams in basketball history.