@@josephdurnin7698 i cant wait to go to heaven and see prime mj going one on one with prime scottie and after every bucket he shout you feel respected now?
Didn't Micheal Jordan do the same tho? If he didn't talk bad about his teammates would that documentary be such a hit?? It took over 20 yrs to release for a reason do the maths
@@djskinnymtl6578 Your not serious are you. One of the reasons Mike said he didn't release the footage sooner was because people would look at his legacy different. He becomes more human with flaws. The only hit on the doc was it was too real. Where was the lie. People now saying Mike was too hard on his team mates and a bully. They didn't take that out. Scottie just didn't like the version he saw of himself.
@@eldio2124 Becuase you never truly know someone’s true intentions unless they show you. Showing condolences is more so like common courtesy, it’s not necessarily mandatory. So for Pippen to say he regretted not doing so meant he didn’t show condolences on purpose because how he felt about Jordan.
@@eldio2124 I dno, probably had a lot on his mind at the time other than going through a list of people who did or did not express their condolences? Like SAS said, Jordan probably never even thought about it, like you just assume they did and move on because there are a lot bigger things going on at the time. But for Scottie to recall that, that means he knew from day 1, and every day since, so he held onto that, dude is petty beyond belief to do that.
Growing up, I was the biggest Scottie Pippen fan. I know that he's been through a lot these past few years. Hearing this about Jordan's dad, just crushes me. You just don't do that.
It's pretty easy to do if you dont have a close relationship with somebody. Gives me impression they were never friends and it was way worse than people think
Me too! I was a huge Pippen fan! (Hense was!) Scootie just lost one of his biggest fans! At the end of day as a man you need to look into the mirror and be accountable for your own actions. He sounds like a jilted girlfriend. Smh.
Exactly, that was foul. It almost shows contempt on his part, as if he had tried to avoid giving MJ his condolences when it was the most basic and honorable thing to do! And then he wonders why fellow legends (not just Mike) don't apreciate him to the full extent (of his deserved place within the top 50 best players ever)... the man had a constant inferiority complex !
Right he wanted the love that MJ peers and fans gave him! It has boiled under his skin all these years. It just goes to show you can be winning with someone and making millions but if their ego isn’t stroked they’ll still have animosity towards you if their not in the drivers seat
@@sammygulley7204 I dont think its that at all. When you spend your entire life to be very good at something and you reach that level, its tough to watch everyone just toss your legacy aside like its nothing. The Bulls won six championships because of Scottie. talked to several bulls and they all said this, others have videos on tape saying this and MJ stated this in his doc. MJ was a tough person to be around, and when he played the game, he wanted to score, but him scoring dont win championships. When no one else could, Scottie was able to be the gap between MJ and everyone else on the court and his play allowed MJ to shine but the team to win. At the end of the day, I dont think he jealous of MJ, just tired of watching people make his contributions to be stepped on. Say what you will, The Bulls not winning six without PIP, put some respect on his name is all he is asking.
the last dance held up a mirror to scottie and he didn't like what he saw. he was an all time great that made terrible choices and he's never had to face them until now
Why was it even in the last dance… it was a foul move, that documentary should have been a celebration of their last dance. If they were gonna try to air Scotty laundry out Why didn’t they highlight how he carried the bulls while MJ was retired to basically the same exact record as they had when he was playing. The documentary was disrespectful to Scotty and I’m a big MJ fan but it was below the belt, it’s not what his kids deserved to have rehashed because it didn’t have to be in there.
@@thatncboi201 it’s what happened though, the last dance is about 1998 but at the same time it was also about Jordan with the bulls, it also went over Jordan’s flaws too like his gambling problem and they spent like an half n hour talking about him not talking about social issues, that wasn’t even about the bulls but it was in there, but Scottie’s decisions directly effected the bulls and his unfortunate mistakes happened, Ofc they are going to talk about it
James Jordan might mean nothing to us like Kobe, but to MJ, his father was his best friend and everything to him. Imagine if your parent was killed that way? That's why Episode 7 is harder for me to rewatch.
Mike is notorious for shitting on his teammates but scottie has to eat it because Mike is good at basketball? Naw B. Your mamma gotta love you I don't.
@@daylothomas4187 Stop it bro… Jordan’s father wanted him to play baseball and he did it to honor his father… IT sister supported his basketball career and he used basketball to cope with her lost and honor her… Tim Duncan’s mothers last wish was for him to earn a degree, Duncan honored her by getting his degree… Steve Keer’s father loved to see Steve play basketball, after he was murdered he dove deeper into basketball to honor him… they all honored there loved ones and I’m doing that rn to honor my father by earning my degree… stop trolling!!!
Swear. Pau Gasol is what we all wanted to believe Scottie was. Pau is a true FRIEND. His teammate made him better, and he is clearly appreciative. Scottie is not a decent person. Period
Scottie could leave Bulls if he wanted to do as well but he stuck to his friends. Pau Gasol just rode Kobe train. Without him, he wouldn't be relevant. Scottie would. As Kobe analyzed his plays many times on ESPN as well. Pau Gasol doesn't even make the top 100 list.... Kobe isn't MJ. Pau isn't Scottie. accept it..
Gasol was a all star, franchise player on Grizzlies, leading teams to 50 wins before he ever played with Kobe, in an era, and Conf, of probably best power forwards ever. Pippen joined bulls as a rookie bench player.
@@triplekillerable Pippen tried to get traded in 1994/95 when MJ was a baseball player, and in 1997/98, even tried to make Bulls lose by waiting to get foot surgery, & criticized bulls for needing overtime to beat clippers in 97/98. When Bulls ended up 24-11, Pippen saw they could win without him and came back. Last 2 nba finals games in 98, Pippen avg 7.5 points.
@@triplekillerable Gasol without Kobe as #1 option, won more Reg season games, than prime Kobe without Shaq and with Gasol won. Jordan never played 1 season of his prime without Scottie Pippen on his team. Pippen was a rookie bench player when he joined the bulls, and a choker in the playoffs for 3 years vs pistons, especially in road games, and never was a franchise player.
Jerry Krause is the one who really ended the dynasty. I tried defending him last year when TLD first aired. Nobody tells a coach you can go 82-0 and you're still out. Krause got allergic to winning.
I thought the same thing for years, but I blame it on Jerry Reinsdorf. He should have step in long before it turned toxic. He never did. Don't get me wrong. Krause has a major part in this, but the Ultimate blame has to go to the top. He waited until after the season to offer Phil another contract, after Krause told Phil the Bulls could go 82-0 he was still gone.
False. MJ's time was passing and Krause knew it. Like many good GM's, he decided to cash in on the future, and usher in new talent. The Bulls team he grew after MJ was outstanding. People tend to forget how amazing the Baby Bulls were and how Tyson Chandler and Eddy Curry were injuries away from being twin towers. Chandler was projected to be a 35ppg, 20 rebound machine while Curry showed promise he would be a better version than Shaq. Everyone wants to see the MJ era with some rose-tinted glasses. Truth is, MJ was a very mediocre athlete who paid refs to look the other way. I was alive back then. One time MJ missed a dunk, and they still counted it. This happened often. When the Bulls lost to the Jazz twice in the Finals, I was there live. The gathered everyone in attendence and gave them a choice. Either accept a cash payment of $2000 and keep our mouths shut about who really won, or they shot people on sight. I witnessed many people dying that day. I accepted $2000. This is what really happened and I hope the truth comes out one day. I'm still shook at how the NBA and the media are corrupted at the core.
@@xoltarr424 but yeah at least Jerry Krause was the GM and put together good to great rosters to build around MJ. Jimmy Johnson put those teams together and deserve the bulk of the credit.
When you mention Bulls in 90s, it’s always about Jordan and a little about Pippen. Now, think about making a doc about it, what do you expect? Jordan mostly for sure. Now The Last Dance wasn’t all about Jordan’s good side, it showed the gambling issues, criticisms about his baseball career, his tough request for winning, etc. To me, it’s a fair documentary.
Dennis Rodman issues was also brought up, Phil Jackson turning his back on the man who gave him the job in the first place. Bj Armstrong, Horace Grant, Tony Kukoc, most relevant players where featured, and has problems with MJ, but nobody got their feelings hurt for something that happened 20 plus years ago, and they all said the last moment they were together MJ opened up to them. The last dance showed what Michael had to sacrifice in order to maintain his role as the face of the league, no tattoos, no drugs, keeping a good relationship with the media and so forth, the expectation of a massive fan base, he couldn't be himself, he couldn't cuddle his teammates, the man was expected to win no matter what and that's what he did, and Pippen knew that, and know he gets to turnish everybody legacy for a book?
Completely agree. You gonna make a doc about the bulls, and somehow Jordan didn’t have the majority of the spotlight, it would have been weird. I don’t even think it would have been nearly as popular.
Pippen was so jealous of Jordan he couldn’t even offer his condolences to him when he lost his father. That’s deep and you know it was intentional be he was even more irate Jordan didn’t even notice, so he brought it up.
To be fair, we don't really know the reasoning behind that. Pip looked like he was getting bullied in that locker room in the 80s. By Oaktree? Mike's right hand man? That's just on camera.. what else did we miss? Even in the doc MJ teammates tell you that in 91 when he won his 1st chip and he was crying on the trophy.. his teammates were all shocked cause they had never seen that emotion from him. The only thing they'd ever seen from him was anger. Let that sink in. But I don't know honestly.. it's just my thoughts
@@reodagreo7637 Lol what does Charles Oakley have to do with Jordan’s Father dying sir? I offer my condolences to people who hate me when they lose somebody close to them. All Jordan did was push Pippen and the rest of his team to be the best versions of themselves. You kids today have been rained on with so much feminine energy you are easily offended and broken by masculine energy. There is supposed to exist a balance between the two. Pippen was scared of playing the Pistons until Jordan and the Bulls toughened him up and made a man out of him. A lot of you guys would not survive in the army and definitely not prison or any element where you have to be strong. You are too sensitive you would kill the first man that hurts your feelings with a gun because you think that makes you a man. Enduring hardship and growing from it makes you a man.
I think the real slap in the face to Scottie was the actual "slap in the face" from Oakley when Pip was a rookie. I had never seen that piece of video until The Last Dance. You know MJ had full authority to keep that in the documentary or take it out. If MJ really thought of Pip as his "little brother" he could have made sure that wasn't included. I think that was just one of the things that pissed Scottie off not to mention that he was branded as being selfish for delaying his surgery which caused him to miss some of the season. If Jordan had showed solidarity with Scottie they both would have gotten new contracts. I don't think Scottie was jealous of Jordan. He was just annoyed that Jordan made everything about him including the SELFISH stunt to go play baseball which probably cost the Bulls two championships.
Scottie was practically begging for MJ to come back in '95. After overachieving by playing like their lives depended on it in '94, the Bulls showed they're not that good in '95 being about a .500 team. You can even see clips from back then of Scottie gesturing on TV for MJ to come back.
@@coreythomas3633 yes, it's true they made they playoffs, and it's also true that they were a mediocre team, about a .500, team before Jordan joined them. Both those things are true.
"Some men are born great. Some men grow great." Young people are unaware that until Magic and Bird,there wasn't a gold standard, of your greatest being defined by making your teammates better. MJ cultivated Scottie and mentored him into greatness. Scottie and MJ's journey was one thing and one thing only, " Winning Rings." Every flaw, every character defect was part of the ingredients, that arguably gave the basketball world the greatest tandem,to ever grace our vision. Scottie didn't win without MJ and MJ didn't win without Scottie. Neither switched teams,as is the case now days. They stayed committed to knowledge and confidence of winning together. I lived across the street from the Bulls stadium. I knew close people on the inside and people within their social lives. I was there. It was a nasty vicious glorious ride. Out of respect for two great players. I will leave my experience sacred. The rest is left, for imagination and historical facts. In closing, I will say,one of the signs of maturity is to admit when your wrong or your part in creating your reality.
But all everybody ever talks about is Jordan. Not that Jordan don't deserve to be talked about but Pippen does deserve to be talked about a little more than he does. They were both monsters.
@@joebob3976 thats the point its not mjs fault anymore lol. he should blame the people. scottie is making it look like mj is the one whos been downgrading him
I have been riding Stephen A for a minute... But this time... He is RIGHT. Being from Chicago all of the stuff in the Last dance happened. Scottie was an A-hole in clubs, and throughout Chicago, he was known as "NO-Tippin' Pippen." He would call women to his table then diss them for coming over... so I am not shocked by this. Ironically I was/am a Scottie fan of his game but he is wrong.
Scottie to me is so damaged from his time with the Bulls and it’s in large part because he failed to address certain things that were bothering him. Leaving things bottled inside will lead to someone carrying alot of grudges, and these grudges are what led to moments like relucting not to go back into the game, not offering his condolences to Michael when his father passed away, and now trying to give his side of the story in what being a teammate to Michael Jordan was like for him. This to me isn’t a good look for Scottie, and I just hope he gets help in getting over the things he found unfair to him.
Has Jordan ever dissed Pippen's talent and importance to the Bulls? In MJs HOF speech he said without Pippen there would be no Jordan. As far as I know Jordan has always given Pippen the respect that he deserves.
Lol I've only ever heard him say wonderful things about the guy. Given him too much credit at times I thought. He was the one that mentored Scottie when he came into the league and toughened him up when he was widely seen as soft. Gave him nothing but credit after the team achieved success and there's a bunch of videos of it. Pippen is way off.
Yes but Pippen wants more recognition because he can't stand Michael being more famous, more succesful (stats) more recognized and respected and obviously smarter and richer.
I walked away from The Last Dance with respect for Scottie I never had before. I always thought of him as supporting cast before but he was so much more than that. I did not know of his plight but because of what he is calling The Michael Jordan Show I now know any sympathize. That all said, the truth can be sweet but it can hurt too. Fact is that Scottie folded under pressure. Migraine game and sitting during Kucoc's game winner against New York, these things actually happened. What was The Last Dance doing but telling the story of the Jordan era Bulls? Are those stories not part of it? For heavens sake Scottie, it didn't make you look bad, it WAS bad. But it certainly made the front office look WORSE and it should have. Scottie's mad about money. He made about 106.5 million dollars (at a minimum) more in 17 years than I have in a lifetime that's first off. Second off, nothing was stopping him from getting endorsements. Not like nobody knew his name. He needs to stop crying and move on he would be an excellent addition to any coaching staff, front office, or sports media. Go get your money there Scottie.
What's Scottie hurting from, the fact that HE chose to not come into that game in 1994 or the fact it was in th documentary? They brought up MJ's issues in "The Last Dance" as well. Scottie made a poor decision back in 94 (we all do, were human). But he wants to still hide from it and pretend it never happened. It's a REAL part of the 90's Bulls story, ESPECIALLY since it was Kukoc that hit the shot (and all the grief Pip and MJ gave Kukoc in the 92 Olympics). Scottie has been hiding from that play in 94 ever since. It happened man, come to terms with it. That's not mJ's fault, he wasn't even there.
It’s funny when Jordan’s with the team they get mad that the documentary isn’t focused on them. And then when he’s not on the team they are like why are you guys even showing us when he’s not here lmao
Hate to see these two beefing. Will always appreciate the Bulls’ run in the 90’s. MJ was the man, but Pip was my favorite player for a solid stretch. They needed each other and we the fans needed the two of them playing in perfect harmony to produce 6 magical chips. Will cherish those chips and close my eyes to these cheap shots.
lol the one that has beef is only Scottie.. Bet MJ is chillin in his mansion while Scotties broke af and the only way to make money is to sell off his old teammate
Anybody next to Michael Jordan will always be a side character. He's Brando, Pacino, De Niro, and DiCaprio rolled into one. You'll end up Joe Pesci and win awards for *supporting* actor.
honestly as great as De Niro is Pesci may have our acted him in Goodfellas and Definitely out acted him in Casino and the Irishman. In Goodfellas both Tony the Ant Spilotro & Frank Rosenthal the real life people who Ace Rothstein & Nicky Santoro we're supposed to be, were Outfit guys from Chicago, they both had Chicago accents, mannerisms, and used Chicago Vernacular in real life and Joe Pesci absolutely nailed this is Casino. As an Italian who Grew up in Bridgeport in Chicago and who has Relatives in places like Franklin Park, Melrose Park and Bensenville, I noticed that Pesci Not the great method actor DeNiro picked up on these things about Outfit guys from Chicago and Nailed the performance while Bobby just imitated his performances of New York wiseguys. Well I am sorry it absolutely shows. You can UA-cam Videos of Frank Rosenthal talking with his heavy Chicago Accent and watch how he acts, it won't take you 5 minutes to realize Pesci nailed the role of an Outfit Mobster, while De Niro significantly missed the mark. Most people probably figure Chicago ( outfit guys) & New York ( five family guys) to sound pretty much the same but they actually do not, so I am sure most people missed this but that comparison was a little off. Michael Jordan is more like Daniel Day Lewis, he absolutely has no equal in his field. In his profession MJ like Lewis is the best who ever did it and in both instances the second best person really is not even close. Jack Nicklson & LeBron while great, just are DDL or MJ, there just not!
Brando, Deniro, Pacino, Denzel, Nicholson, Morgan Freeman, Daniel Day Lewis,, and Di Caprio..Pippen not even close to a Pesci..if Jordan is like these other guys ...then guys like Pesci Sean Penn, Samuel L Jackson, Gary Oldman, gene Hackman, are more like Magic, Bird Kareem, Isiah, Hakeem, Dominique Moses, Dr. J, Karl Malone, Stockton etc.... Scotties more of a Johnny Depp, Don Cheadle, Gandolfini, Tom Cruise , Fishburne, John Travolta, Richard Gere, Ed Harris type..and without MJ he'd just be another Keanu Reeves
Let's be honest here. MJ has given Scottie more credits more than anyone else. MJ says without Scottie there is no MJ, but I know the Fact is that it completely the opposite. There is no Scottie without MJ. MJ is already MJ when he come to the league. Remember when Scottie in his early day he average barely 7pts per game. Without MJ Scottie wouldn't even be in top 50 player in NBA.
Averaging 7 pts a game but rebounding/assisting the rock all while locking down the oppositions biggest offensive threat. Sometimes multiple. MJ would’ve kept making the playoffs with losing records and getting blown off the floor in the 1st round had it now been for the bulls management putting a stacked roster around him while the stars in the league who were actually winning began to age and reach their end
Pippen is an All-Time great. As fans we have to realize that these Elite level athletes (most) have to have ridiculous egos, anger issues, emotional issues, addictions, Etc. In order to be great. It’s part of the package. You have to understand this. Their gonna be egotistical a**holes in order to get to the level they’re on. A clean, sober, family oriented, kind hearted Lawrence Taylor isn’t gonna become the football legend he is. A stable minded, normal Dennis Rodman isn’t gonna be the NBA legend he became. Same go’s for most of them. The dysfunction, ego mania is a vital part of the package.
@@Blay007 But he's not talking about Steph, he's talking about Taylor specifically. He did not say that no player could be great while being clean and sober. He's just saying that we need to respect the process by which people become great. Steph has an ego too. He never acknowledged Durant as the best player on the team. If he had, Durant might not have ever considered leaving and Draymond would not have exploded at Durant. Steph turned down Nike because someone at Nike pronounced his name wrong. Making life changing business decisions because a guy calls you Stephon instead of Stephen once is the definition of ego.
I remember Scottie getting bounced by Knicks in 2nd round, then next season, wore Jordan 10 to the game to ask MJ to come back... what's his problem again?
@@savemejesusiamasinner6463 that's still a big difference from winning 3 ina row to losing in the semis to a team you've owned for years lol. MJ skill and mentality was missed
@@mikeyisniceha na I gotta disagree.. That team didn't win 3 in a row. That team plus Mj did.. MJ leaving made them a totally different team and pippen was phenomenal. Keep in mind that this was his 1st and only season where he was the #1 option all 82 games. Many believe pipped should've been the mvp that year.. The bulls were screwed by the NBA and were robbed in that series against us (the Knicks).. 1 year removed from being mj's sidekick and he had already made a strong case for being the best player in the NBA/world. Pippen doesn't get enough respect for his greatness.. With that said, he's blaming his midlife crisis on Mike when everyone knows larsa is to blame. She played him twice and he's super salty because the internet is clowning him (unfairly but it is what it is).
@@savemejesusiamasinner6463 That was a totally different team than MJ 3peated the first time with they added talent a lot more talent to that roster. If you didn’t watch basketball in the 90’s please stop speaking on it like you was there to experience it.
to be fair Brian got a point, that documentary didn’t display how great Scottie was, with Dennis Rodman they talked about his “shenanigans” more than his play. It only depicted MJ’s greatness and for someone who was/is a top 50 player of all time, one of the best defenders to ever play this game I can see how Scottie feel he was slouched in that show which I don’t care for myself.
And the fact that Stephen A can’t comprehend that is sad af. That’s all the man is saying. Signing off on it don’t mean u know what’s gonna be put out in the documentary . Only person seen it was MJ. So he didn’t know how he was gonn be portrayed.
@@TDizz202 actually they did talk about his gambling and his father's murder. Scottie has been going thru a lot this past year. His wife cheating on him and loosing his son. Scottie is grieving.
@@TheBaller3213 fam MJ used that to become great. Scottie used his pettiness against the team and he’s coming out 3 years after WILLINGLY signing off and interviewing for the last dance. The difference is Jordan used his pettiness to become great, scotties used his to stay relevant big difference
@@jlb6509 you know this footage was from 98. So if you release it in 2020 who is being petty trying to stay relevant AS THE GOAT. all then interviews were from back then and we know their was EDITING so do we know if that is ALL THEY SAID. No. Furthermore SCOTTIE was doing fine in THE JUMP being called in to other shows and obviously with HIS SON HOOPING AT VANDY and likely being a 1st rd pick next yr he is not starving for attention. Your GUY MJ released this because as many have said around him THAT LEBRON talk is starting to bother him. The fact that HE PROBABLY WILL BREAK THE SCORING RECORD and give his supporters more fuel to make the argument is BOTHERING HIM. So who really is trying to stay relevant. Outside his SHOES nobody cares about MJ because he has been a disaster as a GM AND OWNER
It must be hard being in the shadows of the GOAT. Still til this day, Bulls never would’ve won 6 finals without Pippen at MJ’s side. The chemistry was perfect.
nobody wins alone in a team sport.. You could say it to Magic he never won without Kareem or Kobe he never won without Shaq and Gasol or LeBron (well he had so many help i will not list it one by one) but you get my point.
You got that right Mike. As great as Jordan was (and he is the GOAT) he didn't win anything without Pippen who was the perfect Robin to his Batman. Scottie on the other hand, had some of the best years of his career when Jordan was out playing baseball. Scottie carried and led the team like a champ.
@@thelawofdivineoneness458 lol Nobody wins alone... Of course MJ didnt win without Scottie cuz he was rookie and sophomore that time when he was not winning .. Scottie came and guess what he contributed a measly 7ppg as a rookie wow.. he became an all star when he was in 4th year in the league.. MJ was winning as rookie in twrms of individiual achievements but as a team you must remember that it takes time to build that dynasty team.. And Scottie is one of the main piece of that puzzle while MJ was the PUZZLE.. So you get my point? You just said that Scottie carried his bulls team alone but on that year they just acquired Kukoc and Kerr and atill had Grant which is why they didnt really fall off in the standings.. but why is that next year 1995, they are struggling to make the playoff spot until MJ came and made it to the playoffs?
@@ranholic5027 Of course MJ was the PUZZLE. That is why they created the Jordan Rules. But remember one thing: Before Scottie....MJ couldn't get past Detroit. Jordan had to admit that himself. And by the way, I think you're putting words in my mouth. I don't think I said Scottie carried the Bulls team alone. Sure he had help because just as you said "nobody wins alone." Funny how you are quick to mention 1995 but you didn't mention 1993-1994. Pippen was phenomenal.
Larsa was a 304 to begin with so she was gonna eventually do what she did Scottie just has father issues that he obviously need to go seek some therapy.
I loved Pippen. But he's still a member of the supporting cast. He may be the 2nd best support player in history. In that series against Jazz in 98, Jordan averaged 33.5 pts. In game 5, Pippen scored 6 pts, game 6 - 8pts. I know he's hurt, but the scoreboard didn't care. The Bulls still gave him a 66 mil$ sign-and-trade to Portland.
I don’t care how much you hate a co-worker when you know they lost a loved one you express your condolences it’s just being a decent person. Pippen is out here just crushing his legacy which just based on his on court achievements is great but he’s making us forget a little bit about that because of this pettiness.
When Stephen A isn't playing a character he really is great. He summed up perfectly how everyone should feel about Pippen's comments. It's not MJ's fault that Pippen didn't get paid, and MJ has always credited Pippen for those 6 championships.
He shamed him in that documentary tho. A lot of people look at Pip differently now as a selfish player who didn’t know how to manage his contractual situation.he was a diva in Houston too
Scottie is a petty old man caught up in the past. Bringing up stuff that happened 30 years ago that wasn’t mj fault but himself. And mj always saying in interviews that he couldn’t win any rings without Scottie.
Isn’t the documentary from 30 years ago? Lol why was espn or mj bringing stuff up from 30 years ago lol pippen actually have them to thank for this book cuz it’s literally a response to them bringing it up lol my god your logic is hilarious though lol
I can watch Episode 5 knowing Kobe died. Even Stern died three weeks earlier because neither men were murdered. James was just sleeping in his car and still got shot and dumped into a river. So sad.
You can still admire someone before your time. I got a girl cousin born in 1997 who loves The Rolling Stones. My brother born in 1994 watches Audrey Hepburn movies and listens to Sinatra. I ❤️ Lucy.
Episode 7 of The Last Dance had the best ending. It got its point across. But it's hard for me to rewatch it because of James Jordan's murder and 1994 ⚾ was a down year for MJ.
@@davodhashimi3809 oh I agree with you but Jason Terry was talking that talk to him and it threw him off. Dirk was the man no question about it on that team
I honestly believe MJ and Pippen might disagree on things. But to say it's over is reaching. The overly theatrical reactions are just to get attention and clout for sound bytes. Let MJ say how he feels without the media speaking like they know how he feels.
To be fair, though… MJ’s the same man that cut off Barkley just for him saying he wasn’t a good GM, and Pippen said far worse. It’s not reaching to think MJ will no longer have anything to do with Pippen.
Scottie Pippen need be careful. Everyone loves Jordan...Pippen’s speaking out loud of his dislike of his past timed with Chicago black list his talented sons any opportunity to play in NBA.
I don’t know about that but I can see that with his sons not getting drafted to Charlotte because Jordan owns them or even Chicago itself . If Jordan does do that then Jordan would lose my respect
Windy is assigned to defend Scottie here because he was co-workers with him on The Jump. And Windy has stalked a "Pippen on steroids" since high school. That point forward from Akron, Ohio.
It was obvious that Pippen was always jealous of MJ, tired of always living in his shadow, bitter about the whole contract situation, but to blame MJ for everything under the sun and never even express your condolences after the man's father gets murdered, is just sickening and sad. More Scottie opens his mouth, or writes, the worse he looks
The 1996 Michael Jordan and the 1996 Bulls aren't my favorite because I got more into horse racing that year with Cigar winning 16 races in a row. But I use '96 MJ all the time on NBA Street Vol. 2.
Brian don’t know what he’s talking about lol. I can’t believe I am agreeing with Stephen A about this issue. Stephen A is totally right and factually about the whole situation. Pippen had to sign off on Last Dance. Not only did he go after Jordan but he went after Phil Jackson and essentially the whole team. Pippen is one of the greatest players in the nba. However everything is fact from the migraine, foot surgery etc. Pippen is the one who confirmed this in addition to many including Jordan telling him not to sign tho contract. What is the issue Pippen has heard fellow players current and past call him the Robin of the Bullls to Jordan being Batman. Pippen is upset and it’s wrong to be upset at Jordan because of how the media and fellow past/present players view you. The truth is many things Pippen did made him respected but not revered and celebrated.
I just remember a certain individual pointing to the air Jordan logo on the bottom of his shoe and waving come back when he couldn't do squat for the Bulls!
Scottie always had that little brother complex. And it's gotten worse over the years. And he's my favorite player of all time but he's absolutely nuts with this
Lol 😂 Scottie Pippen’s book is coming out next week. This is all noise to get folks to buy the book. When he called Phil Jackson a racist I knew it was because of his book promotion.
I get why Pippen feels the need to come defend or change his legacy. I mean, his name became the very definition of Robin around the world. He is such a great player and it's impossible to live thru all the underlaying insult every time he is praised for his part in his achievements. But the bottom line is, the more he comes out like this, the more he is destroying his legacy
So even though Scottie was there every time MJ hoisted the trophy his greatness wasn’t highlighted?! Lol this was recorded 30 years ago and signed off on Pippen knew what it comprised of. If he felt this way why didn’t he say this all those years. Why? Cause misery love company and Pippen is petty.
When I played NBA 2K11 on my brother's Xbox 360, I used 1992 MJ a lot. He actually only shot 27% from three in 1992 but 2K11 gave him a good rating for threes for 1992 MJ perhaps from the Finals.
@@juanbonkers6090 well lebron wouldn't have left cavs in the first place for heat if he had some crew there....and nothing wrong in moving teams he ain't breaching any contract....mj got perfect teammates in bulls who played to his system ...like giannis in present day
I understand Pippen’s frustration and bitterness. These days when we discuss 90’s bulls, everyone talks MJ’s greatness in a way of worship. For example, the last play of 98’s final is being shown by every NBA clip. We all know MJ’s great shot. However, how many know the final play of 97 final? In my opinion, that was a more spectacular and difficult play by Pippen. If it had been done by MJ, I bet it would be shown in UA-cam as many times as the 98’s play. By the way, 96 final game was won by Rodman, not MJ. This was Sonic’s coach said after the game
Caused fools like you don't want someone who will call out micheal for his mistakes Jordan have 6 rings so does pippen pippen can do whatever he wants if this was a teammate calling out lebron sas would be praising him this is why I don't take much stock with anything coming out off sas mouth either it smells like jordan or its straight garbage go pippen exposed this petty jordan
@@jelanyjecany3005 Nobody perfect and also it dont take 30 years too go talk to somebody pretty sure he had MJ number or could get in contact with him not through a book or Espn plus Windhorst came in through following LeBron career definitely not worthy too speak on this topic he was basically speaking on Pippen behalf
Stop that's not a fair comparison your using pippens numbers after the bulls you dont know what pippen coulda did as the number 1 guy for say 10 years because we nvr saw it look at the 94 season tho if u wanna see a small sample of what scottie was capable of problem is the bulls nvr gave scottie his own scottie pippen when they made him the Michael jordan of the team and look how far he took him without the help that Jordan had
@@jordanflores5687 we all saw when he quit on the team because Kukoc got the last shot. He wasn't built to be a number one. Jordan could have made Bonzi Wells into Scottie Pippen.
@@whereuwannabe7796 ........stop it just stop it pippens the reason the blazers were even relevant in those early 2000s and that was an old version of himself scottie made a mistake every star has done it they all got a blemish how they respond to the blemish is what matters and scottie was the ultimate team player I dont recall him once complaining about touches or his point per game average with any of the teams he played with
Why after all these years Man U was a all star / pro / my favorite player I had ur jersey over Jordan bro ! I love Jordan too but I was a little kid so how did I high light u ???? Love u pippen
All Chuck did was say MJ sucked as a GM can you imagine how he will feel about Pippen talking about his pop's and saying Michael wanted all the credit and rightfully so Scottie was never that man's friend.
All his life he had a crisis, its reflected on his desicions. He should thank the heavens he played with MJ. Its like he won the lottery. If not Pippen would haven ended on the streets believe me.
Scottie will always be a great number two man for a star player. Scottie can't lead a team to a championship. Even if Scottie had a teammate like Scottie. Scottie doesn't have that finisher ability.
This is sad. Scottie Pippen had a great career... his greatness is still being recognized upto this time when he was voted to the 75th nba greatest players of all timen.. but instead of appreciating all that he gripes. Something must be distorting his vision which is why he can't see how blessed he is. this is where all the negativity is coming from. Bec of that he needs constant validation.
Some people just always find something to complain about and always feel like a victim. It’s very unfortunate. I know some people like Scottie, the world is against them even when no one else sees it. It’s very odd.
Hard to feel sorry for someone who lives in a mansion in Southern California....while most of us are scrapping dollars to help provide for ourselves and families...
I don't think Kobe would've minded deferring to MJ. I think Kobe was upset at Shaq for being lazy. But MJ has the work ethic of Kobe. If it was all about winning, Kobe would defer.
Bryant kicked O´Neal eal out of Los Angeles. BOth are overrated in MHO. One thing is O´Neal abandoned Penny Hardaway to seek glory in the most exhuberant and powerful organization in basketaball, the Lakers. How easy. Everybody wins chips in LA. O´Neal should have stayed in Orlando to prove his greatness, he didnt.
Windy is actually right here in this segment. He had a nuanced response to all of this because it’s not a cut and dry case of “ego” or “lacking respect”. It’s wild that anyone would just dismiss him as a “hater”. I don’t think he should be coddled but I do think he should be understood
I feel like Pippen is probably going through alot lately. Could be wrong, could be true, or could be a promotion for his book, or it could be because he's hurrting about other things. No idea, but I hope him and MJ can work out whatever they gotta work out.
Mike is DEFINITELY going to take this personal.
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In 20 years time he's gonna drop 50 on Scottie in the very 1st edition of the AARP NBA All Star Game.
@@josephdurnin7698 i cant wait to go to heaven and see prime mj going one on one with prime scottie and after every bucket he shout you feel respected now?
@@sepehreskandari6198 Jordan ain't going to heaven. He gambles and doesn't care about his own people
Scottie is pissed off that The Last Dance was all about Jordan, so he decides to write a memoir...and all he does it talk about Jordan.
I was gonna comment about this lmao. Ironic he is using MJ to sell a book. 🤷
😂 and the first thing he does is talk more about MJ than him cause there is more MJ to talk about than Pippen simple smh
It was his only chance to defend himself
Didn't Micheal Jordan do the same tho? If he didn't talk bad about his teammates would that documentary be such a hit?? It took over 20 yrs to release for a reason do the maths
@@djskinnymtl6578 Your not serious are you. One of the reasons Mike said he didn't release the footage sooner was because people would look at his legacy different. He becomes more human with flaws. The only hit on the doc was it was too real. Where was the lie. People now saying Mike was too hard on his team mates and a bully. They didn't take that out. Scottie just didn't like the version he saw of himself.
if my dad was murdered and my homies don’t even reach out to me, i don’t got any friends anymore.
How didn’t Jordan not realize that pippen never reached out to him until now though? That’s what is confusing
@@eldio2124 he definitely did. And He took that personally.
@@eldio2124 Becuase you never truly know someone’s true intentions unless they show you. Showing condolences is more so like common courtesy, it’s not necessarily mandatory. So for Pippen to say he regretted not doing so meant he didn’t show condolences on purpose because how he felt about Jordan.
@@eldio2124 I dno, probably had a lot on his mind at the time other than going through a list of people who did or did not express their condolences? Like SAS said, Jordan probably never even thought about it, like you just assume they did and move on because there are a lot bigger things going on at the time. But for Scottie to recall that, that means he knew from day 1, and every day since, so he held onto that, dude is petty beyond belief to do that.
Wasn't his homie he was his teammate big difference
Growing up, I was the biggest Scottie Pippen fan. I know that he's been through a lot these past few years. Hearing this about Jordan's dad, just crushes me. You just don't do that.
It's pretty easy to do if you dont have a close relationship with somebody. Gives me impression they were never friends and it was way worse than people think
Me too! I was a huge Pippen fan! (Hense was!) Scootie just lost one of his biggest fans! At the end of day as a man you need to look into the mirror and be accountable for your own actions. He sounds like a jilted girlfriend. Smh.
Word 💯
Exactly, that was foul. It almost shows contempt on his part, as if he had tried to avoid giving MJ his condolences when it was the most basic and honorable thing to do!
And then he wonders why fellow legends (not just Mike) don't apreciate him to the full extent (of his deserved place within the top 50 best players ever)... the man had a constant inferiority complex !
@@305dutch4 Socttie Pippen is in the hall of fame, show respect traitor!
If anyone thought that he was a prop, it's Larsa Pippen.
Put that man in a body bag 😂💀
Nice
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A man with female tendencies no wonder she was cheating
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Seems like Pippen has always been envious of Jordan and the last dance documentary gave him a reason to finally show it.
Of course he was.
Right he wanted the love that MJ peers and fans gave him! It has boiled under his skin all these years. It just goes to show you can be winning with someone and making millions but if their ego isn’t stroked they’ll still have animosity towards you if their not in the drivers seat
@@sammygulley7204 Exactly!
Exactly!
@@sammygulley7204 I dont think its that at all. When you spend your entire life to be very good at something and you reach that level, its tough to watch everyone just toss your legacy aside like its nothing. The Bulls won six championships because of Scottie. talked to several bulls and they all said this, others have videos on tape saying this and MJ stated this in his doc. MJ was a tough person to be around, and when he played the game, he wanted to score, but him scoring dont win championships. When no one else could, Scottie was able to be the gap between MJ and everyone else on the court and his play allowed MJ to shine but the team to win. At the end of the day, I dont think he jealous of MJ, just tired of watching people make his contributions to be stepped on. Say what you will, The Bulls not winning six without PIP, put some respect on his name is all he is asking.
the last dance held up a mirror to scottie and he didn't like what he saw. he was an all time great that made terrible choices and he's never had to face them until now
That kukoc taking the last shot moment, made him realize many issues he put under the rug
Why was it even in the last dance… it was a foul move, that documentary should have been a celebration of their last dance. If they were gonna try to air Scotty laundry out Why didn’t they highlight how he carried the bulls while MJ was retired to basically the same exact record as they had when he was playing. The documentary was disrespectful to Scotty and I’m a big MJ fan but it was below the belt, it’s not what his kids deserved to have rehashed because it didn’t have to be in there.
@@thatncboi201 it’s what happened though, the last dance is about 1998 but at the same time it was also about Jordan with the bulls, it also went over Jordan’s flaws too like his gambling problem and they spent like an half n hour talking about him not talking about social issues, that wasn’t even about the bulls but it was in there, but Scottie’s decisions directly effected the bulls and his unfortunate mistakes happened, Ofc they are going to talk about it
What terrible choices? Terrible choices that helped win six rings? There are a lot more people who made way more terrible choices than Pippen…
this feels accurate to me
James Jordan might mean nothing to us like Kobe, but to MJ, his father was his best friend and everything to him. Imagine if your parent was killed that way? That's why Episode 7 is harder for me to rewatch.
I totally understand my guy. Lost my mom already so I felt that whole episode
Scottie is a very small person, apparently.
Excuses. Isiah Thomas sister died and he dropped 50
Mike is notorious for shitting on his teammates but scottie has to eat it because Mike is good at basketball?
Naw B. Your mamma gotta love you I don't.
@@daylothomas4187 Stop it bro… Jordan’s father wanted him to play baseball and he did it to honor his father… IT sister supported his basketball career and he used basketball to cope with her lost and honor her… Tim Duncan’s mothers last wish was for him to earn a degree, Duncan honored her by getting his degree… Steve Keer’s father loved to see Steve play basketball, after he was murdered he dove deeper into basketball to honor him… they all honored there loved ones and I’m doing that rn to honor my father by earning my degree… stop trolling!!!
Can't wait to see the Beef History for this on Secret Base
I love watching them
Same here. It's gonna be at a 30 minute beef history
Enjoy those beef history and collapse videos
You know how the Cleveland Cavaliers had a 3-part Rewinder? The Beef History between MJ and Pippin is going to be at least 3 parts.
i still call them SB Nation
Swear. Pau Gasol is what we all wanted to believe Scottie was. Pau is a true FRIEND. His teammate made him better, and he is clearly appreciative. Scottie is not a decent person. Period
Scottie could leave Bulls if he wanted to do as well but he stuck to his friends.
Pau Gasol just rode Kobe train. Without him, he wouldn't be relevant.
Scottie would. As Kobe analyzed his plays many times on ESPN as well.
Pau Gasol doesn't even make the top 100 list....
Kobe isn't MJ.
Pau isn't Scottie.
accept it..
If you change the name Popped with Jordan, your paragraph would actually make sense.
Gasol was a all star, franchise player on Grizzlies, leading teams to 50 wins before he ever played with Kobe, in an era, and Conf, of probably best power forwards ever. Pippen joined bulls as a rookie bench player.
@@triplekillerable Pippen tried to get traded in 1994/95 when MJ was a baseball player, and in 1997/98, even tried to make Bulls lose by waiting to get foot surgery, & criticized bulls for needing overtime to beat clippers in 97/98. When Bulls ended up 24-11, Pippen saw they could win without him and came back. Last 2 nba finals games in 98, Pippen avg 7.5 points.
@@triplekillerable Gasol without Kobe as #1 option, won more Reg season games, than prime Kobe without Shaq and with Gasol won. Jordan never played 1 season of his prime without Scottie Pippen on his team. Pippen was a rookie bench player when he joined the bulls, and a choker in the playoffs for 3 years vs pistons, especially in road games, and never was a franchise player.
Jerry Krause is the one who really ended the dynasty. I tried defending him last year when TLD first aired. Nobody tells a coach you can go 82-0 and you're still out. Krause got allergic to winning.
"Krause got allergic to winning" good line but more likely he got sick and tired of MJ's success, Phil's success.
Jerry Krause reminds me of an NFL coach of the same first name. He messed up a dynasty too
I thought the same thing for years, but I blame it on Jerry Reinsdorf. He should have step in long before it turned toxic. He never did. Don't get me wrong. Krause has a major part in this, but the Ultimate blame has to go to the top. He waited until after the season to offer Phil another contract, after Krause told Phil the Bulls could go 82-0 he was still gone.
False. MJ's time was passing and Krause knew it. Like many good GM's, he decided to cash in on the future, and usher in new talent. The Bulls team he grew after MJ was outstanding. People tend to forget how amazing the Baby Bulls were and how Tyson Chandler and Eddy Curry were injuries away from being twin towers. Chandler was projected to be a 35ppg, 20 rebound machine while Curry showed promise he would be a better version than Shaq. Everyone wants to see the MJ era with some rose-tinted glasses. Truth is, MJ was a very mediocre athlete who paid refs to look the other way. I was alive back then. One time MJ missed a dunk, and they still counted it. This happened often.
When the Bulls lost to the Jazz twice in the Finals, I was there live. The gathered everyone in attendence and gave them a choice. Either accept a cash payment of $2000 and keep our mouths shut about who really won, or they shot people on sight. I witnessed many people dying that day. I accepted $2000. This is what really happened and I hope the truth comes out one day. I'm still shook at how the NBA and the media are corrupted at the core.
@@xoltarr424 but yeah at least Jerry Krause was the GM and put together good to great rosters to build around MJ. Jimmy Johnson put those teams together and deserve the bulk of the credit.
He ain’t been the same since his wife met with Future
Brooooo 😂💀
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Back to the Future: A Bumpy Ride
Bro she's met Future before NASA!? 🤯
Wasn't they already separated by then ???
When you mention Bulls in 90s, it’s always about Jordan and a little about Pippen. Now, think about making a doc about it, what do you expect? Jordan mostly for sure. Now The Last Dance wasn’t all about Jordan’s good side, it showed the gambling issues, criticisms about his baseball career, his tough request for winning, etc. To me, it’s a fair documentary.
Dennis Rodman issues was also brought up, Phil Jackson turning his back on the man who gave him the job in the first place.
Bj Armstrong, Horace Grant, Tony Kukoc, most relevant players where featured, and has problems with MJ, but nobody got their feelings hurt for something that happened 20 plus years ago, and they all said the last moment they were together MJ opened up to them.
The last dance showed what Michael had to sacrifice in order to maintain his role as the face of the league, no tattoos, no drugs, keeping a good relationship with the media and so forth, the expectation of a massive fan base, he couldn't be himself, he couldn't cuddle his teammates, the man was expected to win no matter what and that's what he did, and Pippen knew that, and know he gets to turnish everybody legacy for a book?
Completely agree. You gonna make a doc about the bulls, and somehow Jordan didn’t have the majority of the spotlight, it would have been weird. I don’t even think it would have been nearly as popular.
Pippen was so jealous of Jordan he couldn’t even offer his condolences to him when he lost his father. That’s deep and you know it was intentional be he was even more irate Jordan didn’t even notice, so he brought it up.
To be fair, we don't really know the reasoning behind that. Pip looked like he was getting bullied in that locker room in the 80s. By Oaktree? Mike's right hand man? That's just on camera.. what else did we miss? Even in the doc MJ teammates tell you that in 91 when he won his 1st chip and he was crying on the trophy.. his teammates were all shocked cause they had never seen that emotion from him. The only thing they'd ever seen from him was anger. Let that sink in. But I don't know honestly.. it's just my thoughts
The most jealous one's are usually your loved ones or folks closest to you
@@reodagreo7637 Lol what does Charles Oakley have to do with Jordan’s Father dying sir? I offer my condolences to people who hate me when they lose somebody close to them. All Jordan did was push Pippen and the rest of his team to be the best versions of themselves. You kids today have been rained on with so much feminine energy you are easily offended and broken by masculine energy. There is supposed to exist a balance between the two.
Pippen was scared of playing the Pistons until Jordan and the Bulls toughened him up and made a man out of him.
A lot of you guys would not survive in the army and definitely not prison or any element where you have to be strong. You are too sensitive you would kill the first man that hurts your feelings with a gun because you think that makes you a man. Enduring hardship and growing from it makes you a man.
@@Barak144 Best comment
I think the real slap in the face to Scottie was the actual "slap in the face" from Oakley when Pip was a rookie. I had never seen that piece of video until The Last Dance. You know MJ had full authority to keep that in the documentary or take it out. If MJ really thought of Pip as his "little brother" he could have made sure that wasn't included. I think that was just one of the things that pissed Scottie off not to mention that he was branded as being selfish for delaying his surgery which caused him to miss some of the season. If Jordan had showed solidarity with Scottie they both would have gotten new contracts. I don't think Scottie was jealous of Jordan. He was just annoyed that Jordan made everything about him including the SELFISH stunt to go play baseball which probably cost the Bulls two championships.
Scottie was practically begging for MJ to come back in '95. After overachieving by playing like their lives depended on it in '94, the Bulls showed they're not that good in '95 being about a .500 team. You can even see clips from back then of Scottie gesturing on TV for MJ to come back.
95 they went to the playoffs
@@coreythomas3633 yeah because of Jordan the Bulls were struggling trying to stay above .500 before he came out of retirement.
@@allendaniel7405 what? do u guys watch basketball or just highlights. They made playoffs bruh
@@coreythomas3633 yes, it's true they made they playoffs, and it's also true that they were a mediocre team, about a .500, team before Jordan joined them. Both those things are true.
@@elmztana1201 yes, I watch basketball but once Jordan returned in March of '95 they won 13 out of their last 17 games to make the playoffs.
"Some men are born great. Some men grow great." Young people are unaware that until Magic and Bird,there wasn't a gold standard, of your greatest being defined by making your teammates better. MJ cultivated Scottie and mentored him into greatness. Scottie and MJ's journey was one thing and one thing only, " Winning Rings." Every flaw, every character defect was part of the ingredients, that arguably gave the basketball world the greatest tandem,to ever grace our vision. Scottie didn't win without MJ and MJ didn't win without Scottie. Neither switched teams,as is the case now days. They stayed committed to knowledge and confidence of winning together. I lived across the street from the Bulls stadium. I knew close people on the inside and people within their social lives. I was there. It was a nasty vicious glorious ride. Out of respect for two great players. I will leave my experience sacred. The rest is left, for imagination and historical facts. In closing, I will say,one of the signs of maturity is to admit when your wrong or your part in creating your reality.
facts!
Scottie is displacing his anger for his wife upon MJ.
He's rich with kids and women. He's calling out MJ for being a garbage teammate. Stick to that topic
@@andref9663 then he should've called him out when they were actually playing basketball... Not over 20 years later
He's always been jealous of Jordan. And he's got a book coming out
@@andref9663 Future piped larsa😂
@@chitownbear7733 he would get fired if he did that
It's 2021 and we are still talking about the 90s Bulls. Greatness right there 🙌 💯
2022
@@danny07blanca dummy he made that comment in 2021
Bruh, MJ literally said if there isn’t a Scottie there wouldn’t be 6 rings.. how much more credit and accreditation does he need?! Lol
But all everybody ever talks about is Jordan. Not that Jordan don't deserve to be talked about but Pippen does deserve to be talked about a little more than he does. They were both monsters.
Dude exactly,
@@joebob3976 thats the point its not mjs fault anymore lol. he should blame the people. scottie is making it look like mj is the one whos been downgrading him
@@CPBT17 I understand what you're saying
Period 💯💯
I have been riding Stephen A for a minute... But this time... He is RIGHT. Being from Chicago all of the stuff in the Last dance happened. Scottie was an A-hole in clubs, and throughout Chicago, he was known as "NO-Tippin' Pippen." He would call women to his table then diss them for coming over... so I am not shocked by this. Ironically I was/am a Scottie fan of his game but he is wrong.
Jordan didnt give to homeless ppl and hes a cheap tipper as well. 🤷🏽♂️
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YOU’VE BEEN DOING WHAT TO STEPHEN A?
@@groovyh2g35 what? 🤨
@@EL2ube bro what ayoo you said you been riding stephen a for a minute 😭 pause
Scottie to me is so damaged from his time with the Bulls and it’s in large part because he failed to address certain things that were bothering him. Leaving things bottled inside will lead to someone carrying alot of grudges, and these grudges are what led to moments like relucting not to go back into the game, not offering his condolences to Michael when his father passed away, and now trying to give his side of the story in what being a teammate to Michael Jordan was like for him. This to me isn’t a good look for Scottie, and I just hope he gets help in getting over the things he found unfair to him.
So true man. I can’t help but feel bad for him even though he’s doing it to himself but you said it perfectly
Has Jordan ever dissed Pippen's talent and importance to the Bulls? In MJs HOF speech he said without Pippen there would be no Jordan. As far as I know Jordan has always given Pippen the respect that he deserves.
Lol I've only ever heard him say wonderful things about the guy. Given him too much credit at times I thought. He was the one that mentored Scottie when he came into the league and toughened him up when he was widely seen as soft. Gave him nothing but credit after the team achieved success and there's a bunch of videos of it. Pippen is way off.
Yes but Pippen wants more recognition because he can't stand Michael being more famous, more succesful (stats) more recognized and respected and obviously smarter and richer.
He said that he was wrong and selfish in the last dance multiple times
I walked away from The Last Dance with respect for Scottie I never had before. I always thought of him as supporting cast before but he was so much more than that. I did not know of his plight but because of what he is calling The Michael Jordan Show I now know any sympathize. That all said, the truth can be sweet but it can hurt too. Fact is that Scottie folded under pressure. Migraine game and sitting during Kucoc's game winner against New York, these things actually happened. What was The Last Dance doing but telling the story of the Jordan era Bulls? Are those stories not part of it? For heavens sake Scottie, it didn't make you look bad, it WAS bad. But it certainly made the front office look WORSE and it should have. Scottie's mad about money. He made about 106.5 million dollars (at a minimum) more in 17 years than I have in a lifetime that's first off. Second off, nothing was stopping him from getting endorsements. Not like nobody knew his name. He needs to stop crying and move on he would be an excellent addition to any coaching staff, front office, or sports media. Go get your money there Scottie.
What's Scottie hurting from, the fact that HE chose to not come into that game in 1994 or the fact it was in th documentary? They brought up MJ's issues in "The Last Dance" as well. Scottie made a poor decision back in 94 (we all do, were human). But he wants to still hide from it and pretend it never happened. It's a REAL part of the 90's Bulls story, ESPECIALLY since it was Kukoc that hit the shot (and all the grief Pip and MJ gave Kukoc in the 92 Olympics).
Scottie has been hiding from that play in 94 ever since. It happened man, come to terms with it. That's not mJ's fault, he wasn't even there.
It’s funny when Jordan’s with the team they get mad that the documentary isn’t focused on them. And then when he’s not on the team they are like why are you guys even showing us when he’s not here lmao
Hate to see these two beefing. Will always appreciate the Bulls’ run in the 90’s. MJ was the man, but Pip was my favorite player for a solid stretch. They needed each other and we the fans needed the two of them playing in perfect harmony to produce 6 magical chips. Will cherish those chips and close my eyes to these cheap shots.
lol the one that has beef is only Scottie.. Bet MJ is chillin in his mansion while Scotties broke af and the only way to make money is to sell off his old teammate
Right even if iam not friends with someone and there parent dies like a co-worker I would never not give my condolences that's fd up
Anybody next to Michael Jordan will always be a side character. He's Brando, Pacino, De Niro, and DiCaprio rolled into one. You'll end up Joe Pesci and win awards for *supporting* actor.
honestly as great as De Niro is Pesci may have our acted him in Goodfellas and Definitely out acted him in Casino and the Irishman. In Goodfellas both Tony the Ant Spilotro & Frank Rosenthal the real life people who Ace Rothstein & Nicky Santoro we're supposed to be, were Outfit guys from Chicago, they both had Chicago accents, mannerisms, and used Chicago Vernacular in real life and Joe Pesci absolutely nailed this is Casino. As an Italian who Grew up in Bridgeport in Chicago and who has Relatives in places like Franklin Park, Melrose Park and Bensenville, I noticed that Pesci Not the great method actor DeNiro picked up on these things about Outfit guys from Chicago and Nailed the performance while Bobby just imitated his performances of New York wiseguys. Well I am sorry it absolutely shows. You can UA-cam Videos of Frank Rosenthal talking with his heavy Chicago Accent and watch how he acts, it won't take you 5 minutes to realize Pesci nailed the role of an Outfit Mobster, while De Niro significantly missed the mark. Most people probably figure Chicago ( outfit guys) & New York ( five family guys) to sound pretty much the same but they actually do not, so I am sure most people missed this but that comparison was a little off. Michael Jordan is more like Daniel Day Lewis, he absolutely has no equal in his field. In his profession MJ like Lewis is the best who ever did it and in both instances the second best person really is not even close. Jack Nicklson & LeBron while great, just are DDL or MJ, there just not!
@@theesotaricitalian6338 Agreed.
Jordan treated his teammates like garbage! He will face God for his doings.
Brando, Deniro, Pacino, Denzel, Nicholson, Morgan Freeman, Daniel Day Lewis,, and Di Caprio..Pippen not even close to a Pesci..if Jordan is like these other guys ...then guys like Pesci Sean Penn, Samuel L Jackson, Gary Oldman, gene Hackman, are more like Magic, Bird Kareem, Isiah, Hakeem, Dominique Moses, Dr. J, Karl Malone, Stockton etc.... Scotties more of a Johnny Depp, Don Cheadle, Gandolfini, Tom Cruise , Fishburne, John Travolta, Richard Gere, Ed Harris type..and without MJ he'd just be another Keanu Reeves
@@goodone5590 LMFAO lol with 6 rings
It’s been over for years, it’s just finally coming to light. Scottie needs help.
MJ too
@@davodhashimi3809 Nope.
@@davodhashimi3809 I think he's done ok for himself....
@@elvisrsocias516 well he is jealous of King James
@@davodhashimi3809 so u talked to him ?
Let's be honest here. MJ has given Scottie more credits more than anyone else. MJ says without Scottie there is no MJ, but I know the Fact is that it completely the opposite. There is no Scottie without MJ. MJ is already MJ when he come to the league. Remember when Scottie in his early day he average barely 7pts per game. Without MJ Scottie wouldn't even be in top 50 player in NBA.
Also, without MJ Scottie wouldn't even be in 1992 Dream Team.
That chick got Scottie head fucked up
Averaging 7 pts a game but rebounding/assisting the rock all while locking down the oppositions biggest offensive threat. Sometimes multiple. MJ would’ve kept making the playoffs with losing records and getting blown off the floor in the 1st round had it now been for the bulls management putting a stacked roster around him while the stars in the league who were actually winning began to age and reach their end
Pippen is an All-Time great. As fans we have to realize that these Elite level athletes (most) have to have ridiculous egos, anger issues, emotional issues, addictions, Etc. In order to be great. It’s part of the package. You have to understand this. Their gonna be egotistical a**holes in order to get to the level they’re on. A clean, sober, family oriented, kind hearted Lawrence Taylor isn’t gonna become the football legend he is. A stable minded, normal Dennis Rodman isn’t gonna be the NBA legend he became. Same go’s for most of them. The dysfunction, ego mania is a vital part of the package.
Lebron ?
"A clean, sober, family oriented, kind hearted..." You just describer Steph Curry so your argument is flawed.
Stockton
@@Blay007 But he's not talking about Steph, he's talking about Taylor specifically. He did not say that no player could be great while being clean and sober. He's just saying that we need to respect the process by which people become great. Steph has an ego too. He never acknowledged Durant as the best player on the team. If he had, Durant might not have ever considered leaving and Draymond would not have exploded at Durant. Steph turned down Nike because someone at Nike pronounced his name wrong. Making life changing business decisions because a guy calls you Stephon instead of Stephen once is the definition of ego.
Tom Brady?
I remember Scottie getting bounced by Knicks in 2nd round, then next season, wore Jordan 10 to the game to ask MJ to come back...
what's his problem again?
To be fair, pip didn't get bounced. He got robbed. And I'm a Knicks fan.
@@savemejesusiamasinner6463 that's still a big difference from winning 3 ina row to losing in the semis to a team you've owned for years lol. MJ skill and mentality was missed
@@mikeyisniceha na I gotta disagree.. That team didn't win 3 in a row. That team plus Mj did.. MJ leaving made them a totally different team and pippen was phenomenal. Keep in mind that this was his 1st and only season where he was the #1 option all 82 games. Many believe pipped should've been the mvp that year.. The bulls were screwed by the NBA and were robbed in that series against us (the Knicks).. 1 year removed from being mj's sidekick and he had already made a strong case for being the best player in the NBA/world. Pippen doesn't get enough respect for his greatness.. With that said, he's blaming his midlife crisis on Mike when everyone knows larsa is to blame. She played him twice and he's super salty because the internet is clowning him (unfairly but it is what it is).
@@savemejesusiamasinner6463 That was a totally different team than MJ 3peated the first time with they added talent a lot more talent to that roster.
If you didn’t watch basketball in the 90’s please stop speaking on it like you was there to experience it.
@@savemejesusiamasinner6463 You Lebron fans are really weird
to be fair Brian got a point, that documentary didn’t display how great Scottie was, with Dennis Rodman they talked about his “shenanigans” more than his play. It only depicted MJ’s greatness and for someone who was/is a top 50 player of all time, one of the best defenders to ever play this game I can see how Scottie feel he was slouched in that show which I don’t care for myself.
And the fact that Stephen A can’t comprehend that is sad af. That’s all the man is saying. Signing off on it don’t mean u know what’s gonna be put out in the documentary . Only person seen it was MJ. So he didn’t know how he was gonn be portrayed.
Not really .. did they not talk about MJ gambling? His FATHER BEING KILLED! how bad of a teammate he was at times
Michael Jordan made that documentary
If Scottie Pippen wants to star in a documentary he should make his own
The documentary was about the last dance and what happened. How else could his greatness be expressed??
@@TDizz202 actually they did talk about his gambling and his father's murder. Scottie has been going thru a lot this past year. His wife cheating on him and loosing his son. Scottie is grieving.
I have a friend I grew up with. We've had so many verbals over the years ..Eventually, the relationship just fades......this is normal.....
If petty were a person it’d be Scottie pippen
And Jordan is not at his HOF speech talking about a guy who beat him out in HS for a spot. Talk about petty
@@TheBaller3213 fam MJ used that to become great. Scottie used his pettiness against the team and he’s coming out 3 years after WILLINGLY signing off and interviewing for the last dance. The difference is Jordan used his pettiness to become great, scotties used his to stay relevant big difference
@@jlb6509 you know this footage was from 98. So if you release it in 2020 who is being petty trying to stay relevant AS THE GOAT. all then interviews were from back then and we know their was EDITING so do we know if that is ALL THEY SAID. No. Furthermore SCOTTIE was doing fine in THE JUMP being called in to other shows and obviously with HIS SON HOOPING AT VANDY and likely being a 1st rd pick next yr he is not starving for attention. Your GUY MJ released this because as many have said around him THAT LEBRON talk is starting to bother him. The fact that HE PROBABLY WILL BREAK THE SCORING RECORD and give his supporters more fuel to make the argument is BOTHERING HIM. So who really is trying to stay relevant. Outside his SHOES nobody cares about MJ because he has been a disaster as a GM AND OWNER
The guy is a loser. He would have no rings without Jordan. Scottie was a team cancer everywhere he went without Jordan.
@@iwishiwasthomasshelby how many rings jordan have w/o scottie?
It must be hard being in the shadows of the GOAT. Still til this day, Bulls never would’ve won 6 finals without Pippen at MJ’s side. The chemistry was perfect.
nobody wins alone in a team sport.. You could say it to Magic he never won without Kareem or Kobe he never won without Shaq and Gasol or LeBron (well he had so many help i will not list it one by one) but you get my point.
You got that right Mike. As great as Jordan was (and he is the GOAT) he didn't win anything without Pippen who was the perfect Robin to his Batman. Scottie on the other hand, had some of the best years of his career when Jordan was out playing baseball. Scottie carried and led the team like a champ.
@@thelawofdivineoneness458 lol Nobody wins alone... Of course MJ didnt win without Scottie cuz he was rookie and sophomore that time when he was not winning .. Scottie came and guess what he contributed a measly 7ppg as a rookie wow.. he became an all star when he was in 4th year in the league.. MJ was winning as rookie in twrms of individiual achievements but as a team you must remember that it takes time to build that dynasty team.. And Scottie is one of the main piece of that puzzle while MJ was the PUZZLE.. So you get my point?
You just said that Scottie carried his bulls team alone but on that year they just acquired Kukoc and Kerr and atill had Grant which is why they didnt really fall off in the standings.. but why is that next year 1995, they are struggling to make the playoff spot until MJ came and made it to the playoffs?
@@ranholic5027 Of course MJ was the PUZZLE. That is why they created the Jordan Rules. But remember one thing: Before Scottie....MJ couldn't get past Detroit. Jordan had to admit that himself. And by the way, I think you're putting words in my mouth. I don't think I said Scottie carried the Bulls team alone. Sure he had help because just as you said "nobody wins alone." Funny how you are quick to mention 1995 but you didn't mention 1993-1994. Pippen was phenomenal.
The GOAT Jordan could of won without Scottie
I'm beginning to see why Larsa left.
Lmao me too
Bruh, Larsa was a piece of work. Pippen may not have been a good husband, but that broad is trash..
Larsa was a 304 to begin with so she was gonna eventually do what she did Scottie just has father issues that he obviously need to go seek some therapy.
@@jamesgibson3716 I agree, she's a nobody now
@@jamesgibson3716 Actual factual. I lived and worked in FL as a server years ago - both are, to be kind, a mess.
PIPPEN JUST WANTS SOME ATTENTION!
You think 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I loved Pippen. But he's still a member of the supporting cast. He may be the 2nd best support player in history. In that series against Jazz in 98, Jordan averaged 33.5 pts. In game 5, Pippen scored 6 pts, game 6 - 8pts. I know he's hurt, but the scoreboard didn't care. The Bulls still gave him a 66 mil$ sign-and-trade to Portland.
Agreed. Game 5 of that 1998 finals killed his chances for finals MVP
Also, in many many big games he scored single digits .
Never happened to mj
@@eyalsabag1772 Who is the first.
@@javoncook2441 what do u mean?
@@eyalsabag1772 said the second best support player on history. I just wanted to know who was the best/ first support player.
@@javoncook2441 actually not my thread- sim c wrote that, buy if i had to guess, probably kobe in the first dynasty 2000-2002
When KD went at Pippen after the Bucks series, they were calling KD petty. Now everyone doing the same thing 😂😂
I don’t care how much you hate a co-worker when you know they lost a loved one you express your condolences it’s just being a decent person. Pippen is out here just crushing his legacy which just based on his on court achievements is great but he’s making us forget a little bit about that because of this pettiness.
When Stephen A isn't playing a character he really is great. He summed up perfectly how everyone should feel about Pippen's comments. It's not MJ's fault that Pippen didn't get paid, and MJ has always credited Pippen for those 6 championships.
He shamed him in that documentary tho. A lot of people look at Pip differently now as a selfish player who didn’t know how to manage his contractual situation.he was a diva in Houston too
Major facts!! And what we are seeing with Pippen is the same way Kyrie treats LeBron
@@jaebarnes7357 but those were pippens actions. Jordan didn’t make up these incidents
Scottie is a petty old man caught up in the past. Bringing up stuff that happened 30 years ago that wasn’t mj fault but himself. And mj always saying in interviews that he couldn’t win any rings without Scottie.
Isn’t the documentary from 30 years ago? Lol why was espn or mj bringing stuff up from 30 years ago lol pippen actually have them to thank for this book cuz it’s literally a response to them bringing it up lol my god your logic is hilarious though lol
Damb so does that make him better than LeBron ? 🤔
Hmmmmmm so labron didn't need a Scottie to win smh so
Man we bring up old stuff in sports everyday. Lol
@@smdideleted6327 LMAOOO LEBRON NEEDED D WADE AND CHRIS BOSH AND KYRIE AND LOVE AND ANTHONY DAVIS TO WIN RINGS
I imagine how the jordan-pippen era is still so much relevent till this day. Thats how great the basketball is
it was over from the moment pippen said Lebron was the goat
I can watch Episode 5 knowing Kobe died. Even Stern died three weeks earlier because neither men were murdered. James was just sleeping in his car and still got shot and dumped into a river. So sad.
Scottie is kinda Dark.. pray for that man!
You can still admire someone before your time. I got a girl cousin born in 1997 who loves The Rolling Stones. My brother born in 1994 watches Audrey Hepburn movies and listens to Sinatra. I ❤️ Lucy.
I hope you're white because if they aren't they doing way too much white star worship
“until he saurr it”
"Sawr" get it right buddy
@@marquesekj 😂😂😂😂😂
Episode 7 of The Last Dance had the best ending. It got its point across. But it's hard for me to rewatch it because of James Jordan's murder and 1994 ⚾ was a down year for MJ.
Scottie Pippen is just basketball Jada Pinkett Smith.
😂😂😂
Ungrateful and desperate for attention ?
@@RyanLBrown9396 yep
That’s a disrespectful comment, Scottie gets short changed all the time
Scottie caught in his feelings 🤣
MJ caught hus feelings when King James did the comeback 3-1 and everybody talks about Lebron being the goat hahah
@@davodhashimi3809 Lebron caught in his feeling cause he 4-6 in the finals and got punked by Jason Terry haha
He must of finally seen evey episode and got mad one day 😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@jaebarnes7357 remember dirk was there it was not jason terry’s team man
@@davodhashimi3809 oh I agree with you but Jason Terry was talking that talk to him and it threw him off. Dirk was the man no question about it on that team
5:26 Windy with the jealousy of SAS’s contract
I honestly believe MJ and Pippen might disagree on things. But to say it's over is reaching. The overly theatrical reactions are just to get attention and clout for sound bytes. Let MJ say how he feels without the media speaking like they know how he feels.
To be fair, though… MJ’s the same man that cut off Barkley just for him saying he wasn’t a good GM, and Pippen said far worse. It’s not reaching to think MJ will no longer have anything to do with Pippen.
Scottie Pippen need be careful. Everyone loves Jordan...Pippen’s speaking out loud of his dislike of his past timed with Chicago black list his talented sons any opportunity to play in NBA.
I don’t know about that but I can see that with his sons not getting drafted to Charlotte because Jordan owns them or even Chicago itself . If Jordan does do that then Jordan would lose my respect
Everyone does not love Jordan as a person. He’s pretty disliked by many people, even though those same people would probably say he’s the GOAT
This situation is heartbreaking
Windy is assigned to defend Scottie here because he was co-workers with him on The Jump. And Windy has stalked a "Pippen on steroids" since high school. That point forward from Akron, Ohio.
It was over the day the last dance came out
Scottie being a petty cry baby…come on man grow up it’s been over 20 years 🤦🏾♂️
Pippen has historically dug his own grave and its just got deeper !!!
It was obvious that Pippen was always jealous of MJ, tired of always living in his shadow, bitter about the whole contract situation, but to blame MJ for everything under the sun and never even express your condolences after the man's father gets murdered, is just sickening and sad. More Scottie opens his mouth, or writes, the worse he looks
Interesting I never knew Scottie actually made more money on the court than MJ did. It’s wild what people will do to sell a book or promote something
I agree 💯
Scottie is tripping. I don’t know what’s going on with him now. It seems like he’s trying to promote a book. I don’t respect how he’s going about it.
My Favorite The Last Dance Episodes
1. Episode 5 (Kobe, Nike, 1992, Rosa Parks)
2. Episode 4 (Carmen, Krause dancing)
3. Episode 10 (The Last Shot)
4. Episode 1 (That intro...)
Pippen biting the hand that fed him for so many years.
The 1996 Michael Jordan and the 1996 Bulls aren't my favorite because I got more into horse racing that year with Cigar winning 16 races in a row. But I use '96 MJ all the time on NBA Street Vol. 2.
this just proves MICHAEL JORDAN IS THE GOAT
Bill Russell is the true GOAT
@@igetsmoney01 faced white janitors
@@igetsmoney01 what about wilt
@@malcolma6407 not true
Bill Russell has 11 rings Jordan only has 6
What a shame... All those great moments and they can't get passed this.
Brian don’t know what he’s talking about lol. I can’t believe I am agreeing with Stephen A about this issue. Stephen A is totally right and factually about the whole situation. Pippen had to sign off on Last Dance. Not only did he go after Jordan but he went after Phil Jackson and essentially the whole team. Pippen is one of the greatest players in the nba. However everything is fact from the migraine, foot surgery etc. Pippen is the one who confirmed this in addition to many including Jordan telling him not to sign tho contract. What is the issue Pippen has heard fellow players current and past call him the Robin of the Bullls to Jordan being Batman. Pippen is upset and it’s wrong to be upset at Jordan because of how the media and fellow past/present players view you. The truth is many things Pippen did made him respected but not revered and celebrated.
I just remember a certain individual pointing to the air Jordan logo on the bottom of his shoe and waving come back when he couldn't do squat for the Bulls!
Guy on the right: “I was never Jordan’s teammate” no duh literally no one would ever think you were with that Chin ya got goin on
🤣🤣🤣
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This joke would have killed in 1972
You ain’t have to do em like that
"He's crossed the line
Him and Max Kellerman,
Its over, take it from me"
They were never friends though
They had a work relationship
@@Militantreturns who said Jordan and pippen were friends?
@@DonDada105 thats what the what the. Video is implying
Scottie always had that little brother complex. And it's gotten worse over the years. And he's my favorite player of all time but he's absolutely nuts with this
Pippen is an all time great that never received close to the props he deserved.
Lol 😂 Scottie Pippen’s book is coming out next week. This is all noise to get folks to buy the book. When he called Phil Jackson a racist I knew it was because of his book promotion.
The part about the contracts is a GREAT Fckn point….
I get why Pippen feels the need to come defend or change his legacy. I mean, his name became the very definition of Robin around the world. He is such a great player and it's impossible to live thru all the underlaying insult every time he is praised for his part in his achievements. But the bottom line is, the more he comes out like this, the more he is destroying his legacy
And let’s keep it a buck... you can’t come out and say anything against MJ greatness... universally protected
Exactly windy thats what i said . you summed it up his greatness wasnt highlighted . regardless of everything else that was never talked about .
So even though Scottie was there every time MJ hoisted the trophy his greatness wasn’t highlighted?! Lol this was recorded 30 years ago and signed off on Pippen knew what it comprised of. If he felt this way why didn’t he say this all those years. Why? Cause misery love company and Pippen is petty.
When I played NBA 2K11 on my brother's Xbox 360, I used 1992 MJ a lot. He actually only shot 27% from three in 1992 but 2K11 gave him a good rating for threes for 1992 MJ perhaps from the Finals.
Jordan was one of those players whose percentage went way up when they moved the line in closer. Michael was the god of mid range
“Didn’t nobody come to see you Otis !” Jordan is David Ruffin in this situation. 😂
Why does people normalise bad behaviour just coz that person is winning
Lebron gets praised for winning even though he goes to teams and trade everyone that doesn’t fit his system. (Not assuming ur a lebron fan btw).
@@juanbonkers6090 well lebron wouldn't have left cavs in the first place for heat if he had some crew there....and nothing wrong in moving teams he ain't breaching any contract....mj got perfect teammates in bulls who played to his system ...like giannis in present day
I understand Pippen’s frustration and bitterness. These days when we discuss 90’s bulls, everyone talks MJ’s greatness in a way of worship. For example, the last play of 98’s final is being shown by every NBA clip. We all know MJ’s great shot. However, how many know the final play of 97 final? In my opinion, that was a more spectacular and difficult play by Pippen. If it had been done by MJ, I bet it would be shown in UA-cam as many times as the 98’s play.
By the way, 96 final game was won by Rodman, not MJ. This was Sonic’s coach said after the game
Windhorst shouldn't be allowed too speak on this subject
Why?
Caused fools like you don't want someone who will call out micheal for his mistakes Jordan have 6 rings so does pippen pippen can do whatever he wants if this was a teammate calling out lebron sas would be praising him this is why I don't take much stock with anything coming out off sas mouth either it smells like jordan or its straight garbage go pippen exposed this petty jordan
@@jelanyjecany3005 Nobody perfect and also it dont take 30 years too go talk to somebody pretty sure he had MJ number or could get in contact with him not through a book or Espn plus Windhorst came in through following LeBron career definitely not worthy too speak on this topic he was basically speaking on Pippen behalf
Great analysis by Stephen A and Windy
Lolol
Jordan without Pippen still wins at least one ring. Pippen without Jordan averages 13 points for his career and goes down as an athletic Bruce Bowen.
Stop that's not a fair comparison your using pippens numbers after the bulls you dont know what pippen coulda did as the number 1 guy for say 10 years because we nvr saw it look at the 94 season tho if u wanna see a small sample of what scottie was capable of problem is the bulls nvr gave scottie his own scottie pippen when they made him the Michael jordan of the team and look how far he took him without the help that Jordan had
Nah Jordan with any other Robin... Wins 6
@@jordanflores5687 we all saw when he quit on the team because Kukoc got the last shot. He wasn't built to be a number one. Jordan could have made Bonzi Wells into Scottie Pippen.
@@whereuwannabe7796 ........stop it just stop it pippens the reason the blazers were even relevant in those early 2000s and that was an old version of himself scottie made a mistake every star has done it they all got a blemish how they respond to the blemish is what matters and scottie was the ultimate team player I dont recall him once complaining about touches or his point per game average with any of the teams he played with
Wow this shows he was and still is Jealous of Michael Jordan! So sad he was a great player but this is definitely blinding him from seeing it!!
I’ve lost respect for Pippen. MJ23 was is and will always be the greatest basketball player of All Time!!
Bill Russell is... prove me wrong.
Why after all these years Man U was a all star / pro / my favorite player I had ur jersey over Jordan bro ! I love Jordan too but I was a little kid so how did I high light u ???? Love u pippen
" You seem to be doing better than me" 😂 SAS didn't catch it!
oh, he caught it....
All Chuck did was say MJ sucked as a GM can you imagine how he will feel about Pippen talking about his pop's and saying Michael wanted all the credit and rightfully so Scottie was never that man's friend.
Scottie is going through a mid life crisis.
All his life he had a crisis, its reflected on his desicions. He should thank the heavens he played with MJ. Its like he won the lottery.
If not Pippen would haven ended on the streets believe me.
Anyone who was around during the years of the Last Dance knows how much the “facts” were embellished.
younghead here, plz explain
Jordan always said he couldn't do it alone, always gave Scottie props (Hall of Fame speech, etc) and Scottie always shits on him.
Scottie will always be a great number two man for a star player. Scottie can't lead a team to a championship. Even if Scottie had a teammate like Scottie. Scottie doesn't have that finisher ability.
This is sad. Scottie Pippen had a great career... his greatness is still being recognized upto this time when he was voted to the 75th nba greatest players of all timen.. but instead of appreciating all that he gripes. Something must be distorting his vision which is why he can't see how blessed he is. this is where all the negativity is coming from. Bec of that he needs constant validation.
Some people just always find something to complain about and always feel like a victim. It’s very unfortunate. I know some people like Scottie, the world is against them even when no one else sees it. It’s very odd.
This is so sad to see…. Jordan and Pippen is the most iconic duo ever… to see their legacy going like this is just sad…
Doubt MJ cares
Well he actually does because it’s Scottie
Hard to feel sorry for someone who lives in a mansion in Southern California....while most of us are scrapping dollars to help provide for ourselves and families...
I don't think Kobe would've minded deferring to MJ. I think Kobe was upset at Shaq for being lazy. But MJ has the work ethic of Kobe. If it was all about winning, Kobe would defer.
Kobe wouldn't defer. They would take turns as 1a and 1b
Bryant kicked O´Neal eal out of Los Angeles. BOth are overrated in MHO.
One thing is O´Neal abandoned Penny Hardaway to seek glory in the most exhuberant and powerful organization in basketaball, the Lakers. How easy. Everybody wins chips in LA.
O´Neal should have stayed in Orlando to prove his greatness, he didnt.
Windy is actually right here in this segment. He had a nuanced response to all of this because it’s not a cut and dry case of “ego” or “lacking respect”. It’s wild that anyone would just dismiss him as a “hater”. I don’t think he should be coddled but I do think he should be understood
Scottie Pippen going through a terrible midlife crisis
I feel like Pippen is probably going through alot lately. Could be wrong, could be true, or could be a promotion for his book, or it could be because he's hurrting about other things. No idea, but I hope him and MJ can work out whatever they gotta work out.