BadBaronRudigor

Who were the 10 greatest players in the history of the Chicago Bulls based SOLELY on what they did with this franchise?

Off the top of my head:

Jordan
Pippen
Sloan
Van Lier
Rodman

Walker
Love
Grant
Theus
Deng

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Gilmore?

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BadBaronRudigor

Agree, should be above Deng at least; though he was a disappointment in Chicago. He didn't seem to play with the fire he had in Kentucky. Maybe having John Y Brown sell out his team from under him left him feeling it was just a job/paycheck though he never said anything of this sort.

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Sunsfan81

1. Michael Jordan
2. Scottie Pippen
3. Dennis Rodman
4. Artis Gilmore
5. Chet Walker
6. Bob Love
7. Jerry Sloan
8. Reggie Theus
9. Horace Grant
10. Norm Van Lier

11. Ron Harper
12. Toni Kukoc
13. Orlando Woolridge

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Jordan
Pippen
Grant
Rodman
Van Leir
Sloan
Oakley
Walker
Love
Woolridge

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Bill Cartwright

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Y'know, I might just have to take Woolridge off my list and replace him with Cartwright. Cartwright provided more for the Bulls than Woolridge did, anchoring the defense from the center position. Cartwright may have been akward and had dangerous elbow for friend and foe alike, but no center ever dominated the Bulls under his watch. Sure, guys like Olajuwon, Ewing and Robinson gave the Bulls fits at times, but none of them ever went off on them thanks to Mr. Bill.