Informative Essay: The Chicago Bulls

Leading the Bulls to another three-peat Jordan retired a second time in 1999 ending his career on a high note. Labor disputes between NBA players and team owners, and the eventual breakup of the Bulls dynasty were the reasons he called it quits. After a brief hiatus from basketball Jordan returned to the NBA in 2000 not as a player, but as part owner and president of basketball operations for the Washington Wizards. His record as the president of the Washington Wizards was horrendous. His time running the Wizards began in 2000, and he had the final say in personnel matters, such as drafting mega-bust Kwame Brown with the number one pick in 2001. Seeing the rise of young stars like Kobe Bryant, Allen Iverson, and Tracy Mcgrady, and the decline of his status as a player Jordan decided he wanted to return to the court. The next year he began comeback number three. After two disappointing seasons with the Wizards Jordan retired for the last time in 2003. Assuming he would get his job back as the team president, but after doing such a terrible job at team management and evaluating talent team owner Abe Pollin dismissed Jordan. In his three-plus seasons as an executive and player with the Washington Wizards, Jordan's teams were 110-179.

Michael built the Chicago Bulls from the ground up and transformed them into the unstoppable team that people saw during the late 80’s and early 90’s. The Bulls of the 90’s were a team that, regardless of your team loyalty, you had to watch Michael Jordan. His achievements during that time set a bar that was unreachable for other players. From the time he retired the 2nd time, sportswriters have been looking for someone to replace him someone to fill in for Michael.

n. 1984 NBA draft he selected with the third overall pick by the Chicago Bulls

However, James decides to leave the Heat and went back to his hometown, Cleveland. Since then, Wade and Bosh carried the Heat franchise and lead the team to playoff appearances but never gone further. And now that Wade leaves the team and Bosh not cleared to play because of his health condition, the Heat is said to be looking for a high-caliber player to fill in that gap.

Samuel Dennison Mr. Hunter/ Mrs. Scarbrough Social studies/ Language usage 12/16/2016 Chicago Bulls Did Michael Jordan leaving affect the team negatively? The Bulls, to this day have held the stunning record of 87-13 with the help of the legend Michael Jordan but did that all change when he left? Can the team still bring back amazing records and win more then one straight championship in a row like Michael Jordan.? Jordan impacted the Bulls during his time by helping his team get to the NBA championship several times throughout his career, his achievements helped his team realize how much they were capable of being some of the best players in the NBA, and he was the one who won the games to get them in the higher ranks.

After a great collegiate career Derrick Rose got selected by the Chicago Bulls in the first round of the NBA Draft. Derrick won rookie of the year honors and lead the struggling Bulls back into the playoffs. The next 3 season Derrick would play great and earn the most valuable player honors for 2010-2011 season.

The coaching and fans are one of the biggest reasons why the North Iowa Bulls are so well known. The head coach of the Bulls is Todd Sanden who does a really good in my opinion. Todd is also the general manager of this amazing team. Another coach of the Bulls is Mark Hicks. He is alway helping out around the arena and with team organization. The other assistant coach of the Bulls is Kevin Murdock. The three coaches work great together to build up the skills and moral of this team. Anyone around the hockey league will notice the huge fan base the Bulls are blessed with. The average attendance for a game in Mason City is 1,500 people. Other tier three teams average 500 or less fans per game. The dedicated Bulls fan section if flooded with cow bells that

Derrick Rose is at the center of the basketball universe. It's a few days before Christmas in 2011, and the shy, 23-year-old point guard finds himself in the middle of a suburban Chicago shopping mall as throngs of fans scream for his attention. A few hours earlier, the Chicago Bulls formally announced that they have signed the reigning MVP to a max extension worth close to $100 million. The future was bright for one of the NBA's most prominent

The Warriors have a very great and long history. The team was founded in 1946 (Same year NBA was founded) by Peter A. Tyrell and Steven Kim. They were originally known as the Philidelphia Warriors. They played in both the NBL and BAA, before merging with the NBA. The warriors still dominated in the other leagues, winning 2 titles in 47' and 56'. When the team merged into the NBA, they moved to California, (First in San Fransisco, then Oakland.) and changed their name to the Golden State Warriors. Since then the team has won 3

The Chicago Bulls joined the NBA for the 1966-67 season. The franchise struggled for the better part of a quarter century, occasionally putting excellent teams on the court, such as the tough units of the mid-1970s that featured Bob Love, Norm Van Lier, Jerry Sloan, and Tom Boerwinkle. More often, however, the Bulls worked hard for mediocre results. That all changed in the mid-1980s with the drafting of Michael Jordan, the dominant player of his era and possibly the greatest player of all time. Jordan won seven straight scoring titles with a combination of breathtaking slam dunks and a bag of thrilling tricks. He put up some of the biggest numbers in NBA history and wrote some of the most memorable chapters of the league. The addition of Scottie

[CI] January 28, 2010, marked the day Derrick Rose was chosen for his first ever all star game, Making him the first bulls player since MJ elected in a all-star

Michael Jeffrey Jordan spent his first season of NBA playing with the Bulls he was the best thing that happened to the Bulls since 1984 because Jordan was the best scoring machine of all time.(World Book) He has had a lot of accomplishments with the Bulls the first one was that he scored 32,292 points in the first season.(World Book) The second one is that Jordan average 30.12 points per game. (World Book)The third one is that Jordan had led the NBA scoring

The Chicago Bulls are the best team that in the NBA for the past, present, and in the future. The city of Chicago has come and go with Hall of Fame all-stars like Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippen, Dennis Rodman, Derrick Rose, and Jimmy Butler. Also, there are new upcoming recruits coming in from different teams or colleges. Although the Bulls haven’t really accomplished anything these past years, but people think they could do some damage during the season.

Jordan's presence on the Chicago Bulls immediately woke up the interest of the fans. The entire franchise was very enthusiastic and felt very positive about their future. He was such a great player that on his first season he won the rookie of the year award with 28.2 points per game. The Bulls had a losing record before they had Jordan. After the Bulls had Jordan, nothing else but good things began to happen for this franchise. He took the Bulls to the playoffs for five straight years in a row. But they would always loose to the Detroit Pistons or Boston Celtics. "One problem was that Jordan sometimes played at a level so above his teammates that the Bulls failed to function as a team" (Greene 8-9).

The 76ers early history was victorious and made the city of Philadelphia something to be excited about. The 76ers won two championships as the Syracuse Nationals, with superstar Wilt Chamberlain. He was the first and only player to score 100 points in an NBA game. Later, when they became the 76ers, they acquired Hall of Famers Charles Barkley, Julius Erving, and MVP Moses Malone. They won the NBA Finals in the 1982-1983 season, sweeping the Los Angeles Lakers. Furthermore, the 76ers had a great time of history from 1976-1987, going to the NBA Finals four times and winning once. Winning times came to an end as from 1992 to 1996, the 76ers never had a winning season. This time was known as the “Dark Ages.” During this time, they were absolutely a team to laugh