Celebrating 20 years of the Chicago Bulls' 72-10 record

This blog will be just about the 72-10 Chicago Bulls and their accomplishments, and also the backstory behind their accomplishments as well.  The 3 key or maybe 4 just to mention a little bit, I could say is Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippen, Dennis Rodman, and even as a role player, Steve Kerr who also transitioned his success now as a coach. Michael Jordan was THE Key player for the Bulls making his first official full season return to the NBA, after nearly a 2 year hiatus from the NBA, the year before in the 94-95 season, The Chicago Bulls were knocked out of championship contention in the playoffs by the Orlando Magic, which was a heart breaker for the Chicago Bulls and not just the team but for the fans as well, and especially Michael Jordan. The way they reacted well, let's just say the 2013-2014 Spurs responded with a load of diligence and with urgency to rebound from their disappointing finish in the 2013 NBA Finals. The Bulls responded the same way the Spurs did recently, and on top of that The Bulls seemed like they were definitely after the Championship based on how they performed in the Season. With the big acquaintance of Dennis Rodman, and even a bit of a fresh bench the chemistry was built very quickly, with a load of intensity. Even though I was only 5 years old, I was able to hear a few years later about the history of the Chicago Bulls, and it was such a phenomenal one, and I thought the Bulls were only good because of Michael Jordan, but that wasn't the fact apparently, there were a whole team that was supporting him and even the coach as well. Indeed, that's what made the team phenomenal, what else made the team very phenomenal was their outstanding offense with Michael Jordan's furious scoring and even Scottie Pippen's scoring as well but also even their defense. They were a real well built team with some slight flaws losing to teams like The Raptors (during the time, they were an expansion team). Also they did not lose back to back games until February which was quite an accomplishment. Like I said they weren't a perfect team but they were a record breaking well accomplished team that made all kinds of noise, with Phil Jackson being coach of the year, to Michael Jordan being the MVP and on top of that with Toni Kukoc, should've been Steve Kerr being the 6th man of the year and the GM being executive of the year.  The accomplished record wasn't enough for them. Their journey continued in the playoffs, and then from then on they faced challenges overcoming the first round opponent in a sweep and then had a challenge in the second round and then the conference finals was their test facing the Orlando Magic, overcoming their nemesis and then the big test and the race to the finish line was almost complete making the NBA Finals and then Beating The Seattle SuperSonics, to make a mark on their history, This was THE best accomplishments to have happen and they have made History