Why Scottie Pippen Was As Important As Michael Jordan
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While there has been controversy over how Scottie Pippen was portrayed in The Last Dance, Coach Nick dug into the footage to properly show you why he was the glue and had as much to do with the Bulls Dynasty as Michael Jordan.
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Scottie: goat second fiddle
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as important ? my god i cant even watch this BS
roberto5red5rocky it’s because u don’t really understand how important the right supporting cast and especially second star of any championship team is
The GOAT? Michael Jordan
The Second fiddle GOAT? Scottie Pippen
The GOAT of ad transitions? Coach Nick
Hotel? Trivago
Scottie voice should be part of the Avengers
Every genuine real hooper know how important Scottie was to Jordan and the Bulls. No Pip, no rings. It always starts with defense and to be a 2 way playmaking forward in the league is very tough, not to mention to be one of the best defenders in the league. Stats do play a part in how we view how great a player but I've always looked at the intangibles on why that makes the player great that never gets mentioned. Coach Nick mentioned about Scotties cutting within the game, like that's a skill, but small details like that is what can determine a bucket or not. I'm sure he is a not only a great on-ball defender but a team defender, defensive positioning and timing, active hands, communicating and calling out switches, being a leader, and being a straight dog on the court. You start to realize that not everyone does this or only does some things well. I think the docuseries portrayed him fine, that whole first episode was dedicated to him. There's so many different factors that play into winning. We all knew it was the documentary was going to surround MJ anyways, its the GOAT we talking about here. We don't ever hear him talk. Pippen is very underrated and very important to winning. General fans will shrug him off just simply looking at his stats.
Well said. Scottie knows real fans care about his legacy.
Victor Cheng 💯
No pip no 2nd round
Unfortunately there are faaaaar to many non hoopers who just don't get it🤷🏾♂️
@@catman63 yep, sure was pip 3 points against Cleveland that took them to Second round.
Watching Pip play defence is just beautiful. 10x All-Defence
He shoulda won DPOY in his career at some point frfr. Kinda reminds me of Klay Thompson's underrated defense but obviously better.
Kobe fans will tell you Kobe has more
@@TheUltimateRage Agreed. Two of my favourite players
@@DubCmusicTV yea Kobe has more that’s true but Pip was just different.
Pippen made me love to play defense as a kid.I use to study his moves/choices on defense and then go outside ,guard the other team best player .High IQ and willing to help out whoever on his team was having trouble .He was clearly the best defender on the bulls,yes even better than MJ
91 Finals proved that
@@antuanleach6762 Pippen guarded Magic for 1 game. I'm old enough to have watched the 91 finals. Jordan was the primary defender on Magic evey time they played each other.
I also studied him. He was a better overall defender since he was a master at team defence, but to me one-on-one Jordan was better. Spending most of his career on the Bulls made many people see him as just some other player but that is so far from the truth.
Stop it! MJ was DPOY right? Was pippen? Pippen avg 5.3 assist with the Bulls/Mj avg assist with the Bulls 5.4 /Scottie ppg avg with the Bulls 17.7 . So MJ avg 30.1 ppg to scotties 17.7/MJ 5.4 apg to scotties 5.3. And both had 9 all defensive first team selections, but MJ won DPOY, Scottie didn't. But you lebron a** kissers are now trying to say scottie was the reason MJ won.Oh yeah I goggled all these stats 3x. So I if these stats are wrong goggle them yourself championships. I would say it was Phil, and Tex Winter they're coaches
Batman and Robin?
More like MJ was Superman and Scottie was Batman.
He may not have the same "super powers" that Superman MJ was born with but he made up for it with his immense IQ and different skill set that made him just as important....
This. 100%. I always said the same thing. Glad to see other people also feel the same way. Thank you.
Yeah, I always disdained calling Pippen a little boy
batman was the leader of the JL like how pippen carries the defense and helps playmakes
Great comparison he def wasn't Robin
@@alliesstartedww1308 Okay that's going too far lol, the Justice League needed both Superman & Batman. They're both the leaders, if you said it was like King & Shadow/Dark King I'd agree. Why I say this is because there has been too many instances where true power instead of intelligence was needed or even preferred like Superman to save the Justice League in many occasions, you can't beat the real powerful villains by being weak yourself. That's just plot armor, which seems to be Batman's real superpower by the way.
I remember that series where Pippen guarded Mark Jackson, picking him up from half court almost every possession. Absolutely unbelievable. MJ got the MVP, but Pippen really deserved it. MJ gave him the car that came with the trophy.
furyofbongos There was no MVP for ECF which is when they played Mark Jackson and the Pacers. Guarding an old slow Mark Jackson wasnt exactly the greatest defensive performance ever
@@christiansoldier77 Excuses. Didn't matter how fast, slow, or strong they were, he was a hell of a defender.
@@hansmransm8835 So was Jordan. 9X 1st defensive team while leading the league in scoring 10 times
@@cowboys4ever348 I'm speaking on Scottie Pippen. I know how good Jordan was, and comparing Pippen to him only shows how good Pippen was. 8 consecutive 1st team defense for Pippen.
Their first full year without Jordan, they went 55-27 and Scottie was clearly the best player on that team. People forget about the value of Scottie on that team.
And what happened in the playoffs ??? 55-27 means little in the regular season if u bust in the playoffs. Scottie was a back-up player that cannot be compared to Jordan. Just look at Pippen's years after the Bulls...
@@mybrokipp its funny you mention Pippen’s years after MJ. Pippen went past the 1st round 6 times without MJ, failed 7 times. MJ only got 1 and 9 fails
@@duperfat5646 and how did Scottie perform in those playoffs and how did MJ perform in his runs ??? 63 pts against 5 hall of famers...what did Scottie do exactly ? Just drop it kid
@@mybrokipp scottie led the bulls in every single major stat category while taking them to the conference semi-finals, one bad ref call from making the conference finals. Mj took his bulls to 1st round exits 9 times without scottie, only past it once. I already told you this shit, how many times you gotta ignore the facts? 🤡
@@mybrokipp 63 pts then bounced in the 1st round. By your logic, TMac had an all time great career by putting up numbers in the 1st round but never leading a team past it
They should definitely have shown more of Scottie but the media acts as if he was portrayed as a villain which he was not. I think overall he even gained more repect and appreciation. I never viewed his game 6 performance like that until the "doc".
But overall it was disappointing. So many wasted opportunities. 500 hours? Where?
I think The Last Dance portrayed him as a sympathetic figure that the Bulls as an organization took advantage of. I gained more respect for Scottie after the last dance. He was getting paid pennies for his value yet without him there are no championships.
@@MikeM-np4od Yeah I think the narrative that Scottie was "portrayed badly" is way overblown! It's not like the doc lied about Scottie in any way or misrepresented his character. Yes, I agree they should've shown more of his highlights than his lowlights, but the lowlights neither overshadow his importance to the team nor tarnish his legacy in ANY way, at least not to me. He still helped bring us 6 rings, which I think is damn impressive and deserving of respect!
@@TheUltimateRage I agree. I thought that maybe my bias as a Bulls fan made me see it like that. They didn't make Scottie look bad at all imo. Any mention of the team winning reflects well on Scottie. Not sure why ESPN has to blow it up like that.
@The Duke You must not know the Bulls to say Scottie was in any way portrayed negatively. Clearly it revealed (something we knew already) that Scottie was very valuable and underpaid and was fighting with administration. The documentary shows Jordan giving praise to Scottie so I don't get where your ideas come from.
@@MikeM-np4od without him Jordan would of still won championships he's the greatest player ever. It's just they wouldn't have won 6 maybe 3-4. Then again without him Jordan might of had a different number 2 that did the job just as well so Jordan could've won the same amount the narrative that Jordan would win 0 without pippen is ridiculous. Kareem won without magic, LeBron won without Wade etc all the goats would've won period
Scottie is one of the best players to ever dribble a ball. I really don't understand the hate this man gets. If he didn't have the back injuries he would have won outside of Chicago. His defense was beautiful to watch.
I don't see any hate towards him, even documentary had nothing against him, his own questionable actions attracted some bad image, but overall nobody questions his greatness on court.
His stats are mediocre at best.If MJ putting up 30.1 ppg to scotties mediocre 17.7, to me that's descent, but not great. Steals pg MJ led the league 3x,, pippen did it once when MJ was playing baseball.Pippen bad mouthing a man that did nothing but praise him because MJs son is sticking it to his ex- wife. Pippen is a ungrateful so called friend that needs therapy bad.
GOAT of sneaking those promotions in his vid 🤣
I laugh every time. I also click the links, solely because he catches me off guard with the ads lol. I'll support creativity
Lmao truuuuuuuueeeee
Today is full of Scottie stories, must be his birthday...
Or his wake. -_-
@Tony Montorner im an mj fan
Love this video! Scottie has long been one of my all-time favorite players (and I picked his jersey number as my own). This is precisely why - he did everything really well, but not for himself. He played team basketball at the expense of his own stats, making the right plays and putting in the raw effort to win. He gets undervalued due to his stats not being as great as they could be, but the Bulls would not have won as much with a statistically better #2 player replacing Pippen. All time great that deserves more respect than he gets.
Facts! Not to make this about LeBron, but it's one of the reasons why we value Mike as THE GOAT and not LeBron, the fact that it's not all just about stats! Don't get me wrong, stats are definitely a big factor when we talk about greatness, but let's take someone like Robert Horry. He never put up great stats, never was an allstar, never was a scoring machine or defensive juggernaut, but he had intangibles like being arguably the most clutch role player of all time.
WINNING should be the ultimate factor in determining greatness, which is why this whole IT vs Stockton on the Dream Team debacle has been ongoing. IT may not have had the most amazing stats in the world (Stockton holds all time record in assists and I think one of the most durable players ever), but IT won 2 chips and FMVP to Stockton's ZERO.
@@TheUltimateRage that just it though, the narrative of Pippen not being a clutch player is false. Pippen throughout his career made clutch shots, not just defensive as the media push on the masses. And the focus on his mistakes to try to prove his could be a main event player is crazy. Every superstar had missteps, but adds to the story of their to tell. We all have a story to tell, I refuse to let anyone diminish the story I'm meant to tell.
@@TheUltimateRage Ughhh no Winning should not be the only barometer. Just bc Derek fisher got 5 Rings don't mean he better than CP3 or Stockton on anyday
Dang, Coach Nick really speedboosting irl 😂
It’s so interesting watching Bulls highlights that aren’t just MJ scoring, yet he’s always involved in some movement
4browsing mj made pippen. So it’s obvious he would be brought up.
Thad Jarvis stop taking Scottie shine
4browsing my fault I shoulda elaborated more, I was just impressed because usually the stars of the team sometimes tend to be not too involved if the ball’s not in their hands
Cole Clawson for sure coaching greatness, I just forget how ruthlessly efficient the whole team became in running the triangle.
@4browsing Pippen was a great second option but let's not pretend that he could be the best player in a championship team. Give MJ Barkley, Ewing, Drexler,Malone or any other superstar of the 90s and he wins multiple championships.
Don't forget one of his biggest contributions, a massively undersized contract that ensured the Bulls could stack their lineup with solid role players.
Imagine thinking the Bulls were "stacked"...lmao.
@@DesroQc Krause was literally stacking the Bulls, in 97 for example, with players that would have been signed by the Jazz. For of course way less money too.
A fantasic video coach, love seeing people/players getting credit for the little things or the effort that are not in Highlight vids. Well done
Thx so much!! 🏀🙏
one of the smoothest transitions into an ad I've ever seen. good stuff.
Nicely done!
Smooth advertisement placement on CZcams 💀
Best ad yet, Coach! Great video
Your videos are so amazing.
Your one of the best at this.
GREAT JOB, BEAUTIFUL VID.
Keep it up coach, you got the touch!
Such a great video. I hope you'll do ones for the other key elements of the 6 championships. Much nicer watch than Last Dance. And that wallet ad... hilarious
Lmao that transition thooo😂😂💯💯
Love your choice of music for this
Thank you 🙏🏻 for making this video
I'm from the same County in Arkansas as Scottie Pippen Ashley County, He's from Hamburg, I'm from Crossett Arkansas, 15 miles up the road, Rural America. Scottie Pippens Defense alone was Impeccable, He may be the best 3 Small Forward Defender Ever, His offense was a Bonus, But His Long Arms and Big Hands✋🏽made for some of the Best Posterizing Dunks Ever, Underrated in my Book
I’ve always loved pip. I have much more respect after the last dance. I too have been under appreciated and over shadowed at work. I still laced up my boots (in the morning)with something to prove. Jordan and Pippen were blueprints for the modern 🏀 player. He also had an amazing b-ball IQ..
Great video!
Coach, as someone who has played basketball professionally overseas and also college ball in the US, I had my fair share of coaches. Most of them know one or two sets and understand a few concepts. Your understanding of the game and sheer curiosity about the players and their roles in their respective teams is impressive. I rarely miss your videos. Can’t say enough positives about it.
Great video! 👍🏽
The great wing defenders includes MJ, Payton, Kawhi, Paul George, Kobe, Artest, Michael Cooper, Robertson, Mo Cheeks, Derek Harper, Moncrief, Dumars, DJ Johnson, Baylocks, Bowen, Beverly, Tony Allen, Jimmy Butler and Igoudala. Pippen could do everything the guys above did above. That how good he was on D and here the many reasons why.
- Physicality - Pippen was very physical, Artest is stronger but Pippen bodied the likes of Barkley, Magic, and Malone.
- Motor and Energy - Pippen was a constant pest on D. He dove for loose balls and got charges from weak side. He was constantly chasing the ball. Some guys above guarded the man with the ball. Pippen did that around the court. He got from one the opposite side 3 pt line to contest shots.
- Size. Pippen Kawhi has the same wingspan. That is freaky long arms because Kawhi has big hands anad wide shoudlers.
- Athleticism. Only MJ and Kobe match Pippen. Pip could jump, was explosive, had underrated speed, and agility. Compared to Kawhi, Kawhi doesn't jump as high, is as quick or explosive.
- Hands. All the guys above have good hands or a special steal technique like Kawhi, Payton, Igoudala, MJ, Robertson. Pippen didn't have one type of steal, he did them all. He had the poke at entry pass, pass deflects, lane jumps, ball handler pokes, layup strips, and jump shot strips.
- IQ. This separates Pip from other guys because some shutdown guys just worry about their man.They aren't focused on Team D. Pippen was the shot caller just like Draymond. If you play basketball, you know who that guy is. Pippen knew all the player and team tendencies and how to help on D.
- The eraser. This is LBJ block, the guy that takes the charge, the guy that helps from weak side D, and takes a away a sure fire bucket from the other team.
That’s great but after this year your list of good defenders needs to chsnge
Hey coach! Just seen you’re in 2k! Nice job
About to watch. Thank you coach; we need this.
awesome... I love hearing ppl dissect Pippen’s game properly
Pippen is the greatest sidekick who helped MJ the GOAT win rings
Great video as always thank you coach nick 👍🏀
Thx so much! 🏀👍
@@bballbreakdown always my friend
It is true. MJ and Pippen needed each other to win and both players pulled their weight.
transition to Ridge was so smooth that I wouldn’t even dare to skip it. You have to reward the creative effort.
The last Dance really did Scottie Pippen dirty and I am glad that you made a video to show us how great he actually was. So thank you coach
How did it do Scottie dirty? It really wasn't about emphasizing Scottie. It was mostly to talk about Jordan and the issues in the last year they played together. Scottie can make his own documentary.
@@soulsearch1234 Well they shouldn't have titled it "The Last Dance." It was supposed to be about the whole Bulls team last title run. I mean, they should have titled it Jordan dcoumentary or just simply MJ smh.
Dobz jordan is the bulls.
@@dobz746 whatever the title, it was meant to emphasize the greatness and issues surrounding Jordan.
@@judahmourneth3211 see saying stupid shit like that is why casuals disrespect Pippen. Shaq, Lebron, Wade, Kobe, Magic, Kareem, Wilt, Duncan, Bird dont win shit w/out there number 2 guys stepping up, as well as an excellent coach.
6:03 that was a nice gesture of getting pip up as well.
I watch these videos for both the bball content and the smooth AF ads
This song gives me chills!
The smooth transition to the ad gave me chills!
Does someone know the name of the song? Shazam can't find it. 😱
Well played on the Ridge Wallet ad.
I seen what you did with the ridge wallet thing there that was smooth lol
EPIC MUSIC as always transitional ad GOAT thanks coach nick
6:02 respect to the players helping each other out. I guess basketball back then was love turned into physicality 💗
Hall of fame Advert transition. I’ve never seen such a smooth ad transition.
Thanks! And I guess u haven’t seen many of my other ones? 😇🏀
6:03 helping your opponent off the floor. Hell yeah!
I fully agree, MJ without Scottie would not have been so successful.
For example swap Scottie for Hakeem or Reggie and they win less right? WRONG.
@@DsLmaNiaC Reggie ain't locking Magic down in the NBA finals.Reggie would've gotten cooked against elite competition.Scottie was the best wing defender ever period and averaged multiple 20ppg 6assist and rebounds while locking the primary wing threat on every team.
Hakeem is arguably the best center ever so that's like asking LBJ could win swapping prime DWade for Prime Kobe.
@@Tenz220 facts
yes
MJ could have got another Scottie. MJ is responsible for Scottie being who he was.
Coach is undefeated with the ads
How was Scottie portrayed poorly?
The negative aspects of his career - the contract issues with the bulls and not getting his surgery right away, the trade demand, the migraine game, the Knicks Kukoc debacle - did happen and Scottie had a chance to speak his truth and he did. He even said he wouldn’t change a thing.
The doc also portrayed pippen as an invaluable piece of the bulls dynasty - the video quoted MJ himself. They showed he toughed it out in game 6 of the 98 finals through the bad back.
How was he portrayed soooo negatively as jay bilas and Horace grant were saying??
Great recognition of Scottie Pippens important role on the great bulls team !
Scottie was important but the notion that he was as important as MJ us just trash.
@@MrOunce3 No Scottie = No chips. MJ the GOAT but Scottie is #2 all time Bulls legend! If you were a Bulls fan you'd understand.
@@MrOunce3 Casual, stop spreading bs on the game and its legends.
I dont gotta explain shit. Yall the ones with the goofy ass story. MJ got all the MVPs. Scottie played 6 more yrs after MJ and didnt do shit. Why couldnt he save anybody else like he saved MJ?? STFU! Yall need to finish school. You dont have enough common sense to talk basketball with me.
He was a role player.
I like how the music starts off sad but gradually intensifies as he talks about how awesome Scottie really was.
Coach, you remind me how much I love basketball. Thanks.
these ad transitions always crack me up
Glad to see this about Scottie. For a while, I thought he compared well to Lebron James. It’s hard to make that comparison now with LBJ’s championships, but as a passer, defender, finisher, and in terms of IQ Scottie stacks up pretty well. But MJ said it himself-he wouldn’t have won without Pippen. Even Game 6 vs. Utah in ‘98 when Pippen was injured and MJ had 45, Pippen still made some key plays.
Pippen made key plays like how Kyrie/Wade made key plays. "Jordan wouldn't have won without Pippen" is redundant because nobody wins without help (ie. you can say that for anybody). Game 6 in '98 was MJ's game, he made *3 consecutive solo plays* to bring his team from down 3 (40secs) to win the chip on the road.
Lebron got lucky, GS lost draymond in that series. People dont understand how players like him have a great impact on a team and only see scorers as stars. I think Pip is actually the better player compared to lebron, its just that lebron gets the same media hype that jordon got. If you look at lebrons impact on a team, his passing is not as great as people make him out to be. Not to mention forcing the lebron system on his teamates and half the time the team dosent know wtf to do, cuz they got no real plays. Scottie did it inside the blend of offense system.
@@perryellis9645 You should never be allowed to comment about basketball again. I can tell you're not a hooper. You're regurgitating talking points from people that you watched who are smarter than you, without taking anything into context.
They’re both point forward, Lebron more physically dominate, but Pippen more skilled Pippen can play without the ball
@@perryellis9645 I agree from a more skilled point of view, while Lebron is more dominate
Scottie Pippen was the only reason i watched NBA i was only 6-10 y/o at the time. hes soo underrated =( i even cheer for the Blazers till this day because he went to them after the bulls
Me too homie
I was already expecting a different bg and it is, you know it's damn serious if the coach used a different serious bg. I like how you said that Scottie "as the best number 2 of all time". How can you defeat a GOAT and the number 2 GOAT on the same team? Bulls' offense and defense are beyond basketball, it's an art. Very nice content as always. Can you breakdown Bulls' defense as well?
Pippen could also take over a game, let’s not forget this!!!
Stop
yes he could,in his dreams.
@@juventinos81 You know something about offense, playmaking on top of defense only in your dreams, casual.
@@shonensaiyan I mean, he's 100% right though. He did on many occasions.
@@corey2232 anyone can do it on some rare occasions. We are talking about consistently doing it and that's not what pippen was at all... Especially not in his playoff runs
Great video
Lol I like how you transition to your advertisement
Great video. I grew up a Bulls fan and I tried to pattern my game after Scottie. To me he’s the ultimate do everything player. But, the Last dance documentary didn’t portray him wrong. That’s just who Pippen was for better or worse. Even as a fan I understood who he was. Look at his Houston Rocket year. It ended terrible because of how Scottie mishandled himself in the media. Scottie is he who is, we can’t cover up for him
He slid that promo in there so slick! lmao
Incredible break down.
that music made the commerical in the middle extra intense
I liked because of the ad. The rest of the video is also good.
Honestly Jordans retirement was the best thing for them to run away with another 3peat. The second 3 peat was nice because Scottie had the experience now also of being the leader. Scottie was an excellent defender and covered space, provided great help and transition steals and also man to man. Jordan was no sloutch in this department either.
Hey Coach Nick can you do a video of the greatness of Moses Malone or Wes Unseld. I believe these 2 to be the most underrated MVPs of all time. Especially Moses cause he won the MVP twice and led a below .500 80-81 rockets to the NBA finals, beating Magic and Kareem on the way to the finals. Eventually losing to Bird.
We just have to remember that if it wasn't for Phil Jackson's change of strategy in having the team play as a whole and developing other players game to a better level, and I'm speaking of Scottie's game as the most crucial for this matter, they wouldn't be the two times three-peat team we all know and love.
I love how he transferred into the sponsor
Thank you for putting Scottie as a top perimeter defensive player of all time. I remember that there were games where I watched Bulls games almost exclusively concentrating on what Scottie does in defense. It was incredible.
If I can't be like Mike, at least I have Scottie to look up to... hardworking at both ends of the court and being a great teammate.
this video deserves more views man
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Don't know why people don't talk about Longley. He was very important for this team.
Absolutely true
Why? Who's that?
Minister C. Politics Luc Langley the 7’2 centre for the Bulls. His ability to pass within the triangle offence made him very valuable in my opinion.
A solid Aussie b baller.
@@lyalminchinton8825 hmm aight
the luc longley Express
Great storyline and content. These players use flow in the pick n roll, I haven't see other players to synchronized their plays like them. Agree Scottie the best perimeter defender of all time.
I can't believe this isn't a 2 hour compilation of transition SLAMS
Great video. Pip was a Swiss Army offensively, and he was pure mayhem on defense.
great player, great video
Whats the song name ??? So epic
he had to be the most wanted partner that every stars want to play with
Actually Pip would fit in with any superstars and offensive system. Not to mention he scores inside the system and he hardly ever holds the ball more then couple sec, so he never takes away from the flow. Alot of superstars cant get another superstar to do what scottie did and had the ability to do. Scottie was so rare, you could net positive 100%, while most other stuperstar duo would never be able to get that from each other and also force offensive stagnation.
How bout a video about Micheal Jordan's finishing ability/layup packages and rim attacks
Those promos😂😂💚
I wholeheartedly agree! 👍
Scottie was Everything to the Bulls Success. I Seant it Myself.
@Aaron9 OH yeah I did and I heard what Mike said in this video. WTF are you talking about? Nothing... I know!
I seen it myself that MJ won the chip when Pip wasnt even an all-star in 1991 and in game 6 of 98' finals Pippen did nothing and MJ won. Plus prime Grant Hill was better than Scottie. You think swap Hill for Scottie doesn't make Bulls even better?
@@meg-k-waldren You didn't see Scottie shutdown Magic in the 91 finals? Pippen was an all around player that consistently did anything the team needed. Grant Hill may have been a better scorer? Scottie Pippen 6 Grant Hill 0.
@@waynemazique6556 you didn’t see 91 finals, because after game 5 ends, Pippen is interviewed in locker room, saying that is why Phil decided to stick with Michael defending Magic. You dudes over hype 3 quarters of defense in 1 game, & turned it into 5 games. Smh. 31 years later, & you guys are still being disingenuous, exaggerating, & revising history.
@@waynemazique6556 who was Grant a #2 option too on the level of Jordan? No one. So why even say 6-0, when Pippen has 0 finals MVPs? Smh. Grant Hill was a franchise player since a rookie, Pippen in year 7, got 1st chance to lead a team, j he quit semi finals, game 2, with 1.9 seconds remaining. By 2nd year he’s begging for a trade, & wearing Jordan’s pointing at the cameras saying comeback.
As a Blazer fan watching him play in Portland, you could see that he was special, even past his prime.
My all-time favorite player. Needed something like this today. Thank you!!! 👍❤3️⃣3️⃣
Luc Longley was a great passer for a 7,2 centre. Particularly from the high post.
Do a video about Pippen's lone season with the Bulls where he ran the Triangle to perfection!
It’s on the list!!!
Most true basketball video ever posted on youtube.
Hey coach Nick what is the music in the background?
Just updated description... title is Epic Collision
The lack of spacing is hurting my eyes!
Well, the courts back then were in 4:3 not 16:9...
The lack of defense today hurts my eyes
@@CovfefeDotard teams play defense in the playoffs
The 90s are full of back to the basket players and brute Centers & PFs. Plays are mostly 70% coming from the low post, 20% on pick n roll/ pick n pop and 10% are set plays for mid range, easy layups % 3pt shots. So yeah that is the lack of spacing because not much shooters and a lot of low post plays and its reason why it was more physical then.
Exactly imagine having to score in the paint with 6 men in there smh
I think you made great points as always. Although what does hurt Pippen's legacy is that after 1993, he wasn't the best playoff performer. He did have an MVP caliber 1993-94 season, but he did fall flat on his face during the playoffs against the Knicks, particularly in games 5-7 although I'll at least give him a good games 1, 3 and 4 and it was thanks to Horace Grant and BJ Armstrong that the Bulls even took the Knicks to 7 games that year. During the second 3-peat, MJ did have to do more because Pippen wasn't as great he was during the first 3-peat. He also wasn't all that great in 95 against the Magic, but I'll blame that series more on the Bulls' lack of interior defense since MJ was averaging 31 ppg that series.
Yeah his offensive game took a hit in the playoffs after the first three peat, although he did have a great '97 finals. I think injuries played a big role, as he had serious injuries in '98 and he injured himself sometime in '96 and didn't shoot the same after that.
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I thought Pippen was treated fairly in TLD. I mean, there was a whole episode devoted to him. They emphasized how underpaid he was, and one of the interviews called him a top 10 player in the league at the time.
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I agree. But the thing is, it felt to me, as how I have watched it, that he was portrayed as a selfish guy. Don't get me wrong but yeah they appreciated his game as he was one of the main reason for the Bulls' success. But at some parts, specially that '98 season he was portrayed as if he only thinks about himself, as if he doesn't wanna play with the team anymore. But it was just him protesting that he was underpayed by the management. And also that migraine game. Why would they even put that game? As if he was superman that can play through that. So, yeah I get where he's coming from.
@@Jan-lk3yw he refused to go into a damn playoff game because a play wasn't drawn up for him...it doesn't get more selfish than that
Coach Nick needs to appease the LeBron guzzlers, because that’s what makes up the majority of his audience. Nothing will help him get more views than slyly tilting the needle against Jordan ever so slightly.
Jan Errole Lol he was selfish in that 98 season... I 100% agree with Scotty but he chose to have his surgery later that season after winning the 97 championship. He did that cause he was underpaid you tell me if it’s selfish or not... mind you I would’ve done the same thing..
He was the perfect player for a contender team, dominant defense, finishing and passing.
he's my fave in that squad.
I also feel like Horace Grant and Toni Kukoc are underrated. I can understand that The Last Dance did not focus on Grant, who left after the first threepeat. But they seriously neglected Kukoc, who was a huge part of the second threepeat, and a huge part of that final championship, arguably more important than Dennis Rodman.
As a die hard Bulls Jordan Pippen fan, I didnt see it that the Last Dance portrayed Scottie that bad, remember this documentary was supposed to impose to us the reality of the hardships and negativities to be where they are now, AL TIME GREATEST!
Remember you doing a video within the year on NBA teams using Pistol action. Can’t seem to find it, was wondering what it was called? Duncan Robinson and Mia were heavily involved.