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Saturday, September 27, 2014
Bulls '96' vs. Celtics '86'
72-10 1. Chicago Bulls '1995-1996' 67-15 2. Boston Celtics '1985-1986'
Head Coach: Phil Jackson Head Coach: K.C. Jones
Starting Lineup Starting Lineup
PG Ron Harper PG Dennis Johnson
SG Michael Jordan SG Danny Ainge
SF Scottie Pippen SF Larry Bird
PF Dennis Rodman PF Kevin McHale
C Luc Longley C Robert Parish
Bench Players Bench Players
PG Steve Kerr C Bill Walton
SF Toni Kukoc PG Sam Vincent
C Bill Wennington C Greg Kite
SF Jud Buechler SG Rick Carlisle
PF James Caffey SG Scott Wedman
PG Randy Brown PG Jerry Sichting
PF James Edwards SF David Thirdkill
PF John Salley
PF Dickie Simpkins
PF Jack Haley
Mitten State Sports Report's Series Notes:
- Both rosters are loaded with superstars!
- Scottie Pippen's scoring would offset some of Larry Bird's offensive contributions.
- The Bulls '96' would expose the defensive mismatch between Jordan, and Ainge! Jordan would have a huge series.
- The Celtics '86' would have an advantage down low with Parish, and McHale.
- The rebounding battle would be almost even. Both teams would get second opportunities on offense.
- Both teams would play better at home. Home court advantage could be the difference in the series.
Mitten State Sports Report's Series Projections
Game 1 Chicago 109 - Boston 103
Game 2 Boston 115 - Chicago 113 OT
Game 3 Chicago 104 - Boston 100
Game 4 Boston 112 - Chicago 102
Game 5 Chicago 102 - Boston 97
Game 6 Boston 105 - Chicago 103
Game 7 Chicago 103 - Boston 100
The Chicago Bulls '1995-1996' advance over the Boston Celtics '1985-1986' in 7 games.
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Saturday, August 16, 2014
Bulls '96' vs. Pistons '89'
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72-10 1. Chicago Bulls '1995-1996' 63-19 5. Detroit Pistons '1988-1989'
Head Coach: Phil Jackson Head Coach: Chuck Daly
Starting Lineup Starting Lineup
PG Ron Harper PG Isiah Thomas
SG Michael Jordan SG Joe Dumars
SF Scottie Pippen SF Mark Aquire
PF Dennis Rodman PF Rick Mahorn
C Luc Longley C Bill Laimbeer
Bench Players Bench Players
PG Steve Kerr PF Dennis Rodman
SF Toni Kukoc SG Vinnie Johnson
C Bill Wennington C James Edwards
SF Jud Buechler PF John Salley
PF James Caffey SG John Long
PG Randy Brown SF Fennis Dembo
PF James Edwards PG Michael Williams
PF John Salley
PF Dickie Simpkins
PF Jack Haley
Mitten State Sports Report's Series Notes
- The Pistons would enforce the "Jordan Rules" throughout the series. The physical brand of Pistons basketball would frustrate Michael Jordan.
- Home court advantage would be huge in a 7 game series. Jordan, and Pippen would get superstar foul calls at home.
- The Pistons were an above average free throw shooting team. Easy buckets would aide the Pistons at the Palace.
- The Pistons struggled with the Bulls in the 1988-1989 NBA Eastern Conference Finals. The Pistons won the series in 6 games, but the Bulls were 47-35 during the '88-89' NBA regular season.
- The Pistons struggled with the Bulls in the 1989-1990 NBA Eastern Conference Finals. The Pistons won the series in 7 games, but the Bulls were 55-27 during the '89-90' NBA regular season.
- The Pistons struggled with the Bulls in the 1990-1991 NBA Eastern Conference Finals. The Bulls swept the Pistons in 4 games. The Bulls were 61-21 during the '90-91' NBA regular season.
Mitten State Sports Report's Series Projection
Game 1 Chicago 103 - Detroit 97
Game 2 Chicago 99 - Detroit 93
Game 3 Detroit 102 - Chicago 101 OT
Game 4 Detroit 97 - Chicago 93
Game 5 Chicago 112 - Detroit 99
Game 6 Detroit 98 - Chicago 97
Game 7 Chicago 105 - Detroit 103
Chicago Bulls '1995-1996' advance over the Detroit Pistons '1988-1989' in 7 games.
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Sunday, May 4, 2014
Bulls '96' vs. Pacers '00'
| Michael Jordan lead the 1995-1996 Chicago Bulls to a 72-10 overall record! |
72-10 1. Chicago Bulls '1995-1996' 56-26 8. Indiana Pacers '1999-2000'
Head Coach Phil Jackson Head Coach Larry Bird
Starting Lineup Starting Lineup
PG Ron Harper PG Mark Jackson
SG Michael Jordan SG Reggie Miller
SF Scottie Pippen SF Jalen Rose
PF Dennis Rodman PF Dale Davis
C Luc Longley C Rik Smits
Bench Players Bench Players
PG Steve Kerr SF Chris Mullin
SF Toni Kukoc PG Travis Best
C Bill Wennington SF Austin Croshere
SF Jud Buechler SF Derrick McKey
PF James Caffey PF Jonathan Bender
PG Randy Brown C Sam Perkins
PF James Edwards C Zan Tabak
PF John Salley PF Al Harrington
PF Dickie Simpkins PF Jeff Foster
PF Jack Haley
Mitten State Sports Report's Series Notes
- Chicago was lead by Michael Jordan, and assisted by Scottie Pippen, but the Bulls were more then just a 2 man team!
- Reggie Miller would have a good series but his points would be offset by the contributions of Michael Jordan!
- The Bulls would have the edge in rebounding with Rodman, Longley, and the rest of the Bulls!
- The Bulls bench players including Kukoc, and Kerr would outplay the Pacers bench players!
- The Bulls went 15-3 in the 1996 NBA Playoffs en route to an NBA Championship!
- The Pacers went 13-10 in the 2000 NBA Playoffs, and lost to the Lakers in the NBA Finals!
Mitten State Sports Report's Series Projection
Game 1 Chicago 101 - Indiana 90
Game 2 Chicago 112 - Indiana 100
Game 3 Indiana 93 - Chicago 92
Game 4 Chicago 114 - Indiana 99
Game 5 Chicago 96 - Indiana 93
Chicago Bulls '1995-1996' advance over the Indiana Pacers '1999-2000' in 5 games!
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