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    Default How Come Nobody Wanted To Sign With The Bulls During The Championship Years?

    Did nobody want to play with Jordan? The only big name free agent they signed during the Championship years was Robert Parish. But he was way past his prime.

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    Default Re: How Come Nobody Wanted To Sign With The Bulls During The Championship Years?

    Nobody was opposed to playing on those Bulls teams, Reinsdorf was simply cheap. They built thru the draft, and would only shop for bargain veterans in free agency, IE Harper or Kerr.
    Last edited by PJR; 08-15-2014 at 07:57 PM.

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    Default Re: How Come Nobody Wanted To Sign With The Bulls During The Championship Years?

    Because competitive fire still existed in the 90s

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    Default Re: How Come Nobody Wanted To Sign With The Bulls During The Championship Years?

    Quote Originally Posted by BuffaloBill
    Because competitive fire still existed in the 90s
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    And OP is a fakkit

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    Default Re: How Come Nobody Wanted To Sign With The Bulls During The Championship Years?

    I think many players were intimidated by his trash talking as opponents. They probably didn't want to deal with to a whole 82+ games during the season as his teammate.

    Just ask Rodney McCray...

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    Do you realize the crap any of those guys would have went under playing with Jordan? Jordan would have had a field day ragging them on for beating them AND for them joining his team. I shudder to think of the verbal abuse they would endure during practices if he was that hard on Scottie.

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    Default Re: How Come Nobody Wanted To Sign With The Bulls During The Championship Years?

    Quote Originally Posted by BuffaloBill
    Because competitive fire still existed in the 90s


    Superstars want to beat up each other.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BuffaloBill
    Because competitive fire still existed in the 90s
    So a guy like LeBron had no competitive fire, left Cleveland cause he couldn't do it and took the easy route by talking to D-Wade and Chris Bosh to join together to win NBA Championships right? And left Miami cause the old stacked team ran it's course so he goes back to Cleveland to a possibly better and younger talent and get a better chance. With also the addition of Shawn Marion (if it happens) and Mike Miller off the bench.

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    Default Re: How Come Nobody Wanted To Sign With The Bulls During The Championship Years?

    Collusion wasn't really en vogue in the 90s. Guys were more interested in competing and proving they were the best, not trying to team up and coast to rings.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DirkLegend41
    So a guy like LeBron had no competitive fire, left Cleveland cause he couldn't do it and took the easy route by talking to D-Wade and Chris Bosh to join together to win NBA Championships right? And left Miami cause the old stacked team ran it's course so he goes back to Cleveland to a possibly better and younger talent and get a better chance. With also the addition of Shawn Marion (if it happens) and Mike Miller off the bench.


    lol

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    Default Re: How Come Nobody Wanted To Sign With The Bulls During The Championship Years?

    Quote Originally Posted by BuffaloBill
    Because competitive fire still existed in the 90s
    End thread.

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    Default Re: How Come Nobody Wanted To Sign With The Bulls During The Championship Years?

    Quote Originally Posted by DonDadda59
    Collusion wasn't really en vogue in the 90s. Guys were more interested in competing and proving they were the best, not trying to team up and coast to rings.


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    Default Re: How Come Nobody Wanted To Sign With The Bulls During The Championship Years?

    Quote Originally Posted by PJR
    Clyde wanted to go back home to Houston and Suns wanted Barkley out of Phoenix.

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    Default Re: How Come Nobody Wanted To Sign With The Bulls During The Championship Years?

    Quote Originally Posted by PJR
    Everyone pictured was in their mid 30s when they were on the same team. How old were/are the varying members of the LeBron James handpicked all star squads?

    Hell, dude jumped ship as soon as it looked like Whistle was entering his golden years and traded him up for a 22 and 25 year old all star

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    Default Re: How Come Nobody Wanted To Sign With The Bulls During The Championship Years?

    Quote Originally Posted by PJR
    Great point at posting a picture of three Hall of Famers that are well past their primes.

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