He even equaled franchise legend Michael Jordan in a franchise record no other Bulls player had ever achieved. Coby White became the only Chicago Bulls player other than Michael Jordan to score 40 ...

Luc Longley said in his documentary, “One Giant Leap,” that he didn’t enjoy playing with NBA legend Michael Jordan on the Chicago Bulls ... 1995-96 to 1997-98, while Longley put up 9.9 ...

Coby White joined Michael Jordan as the only Chicago Bulls players to record at least ... shooting from the field, 3-of-7 (42.9%) from 3-point range, and 9-of-10 (90%) at the free throw line.

Chicago Bulls point guard ... elevated even further in the pages of Bulls history. That's because White is now the only Chicago Bull not named Michael Jordan to have submitted a game in which ...

By logging at least 40 points and five assists without a turnover, White became only the second Bulls player in history to achieve the stat line. Coby White joins Michael Jordan (5x) as the only ...

In his fifth game since returning from his baseball stint, Jordan made a 55-point statement in Madison Square Garden, letting the NBA know he wasn't finished terrorising opponents just yet.

Jordan's Last Dance on Sky Q from April 20 Watch The Last Dance, a 10-part documentary on the 1997-98 Bulls ... With Chicago trailing, 98-96, Paxson hit a dramatic three-pointer with 3.9 seconds ...

No other fans in the NBA are quite like Bulls fans. The Chicago faithful mostly complain about their team, and for good reason. The Bulls haven’t made the Finals since Michael Jordan retired ...

The Chicago Bulls got mauled ... like Jimmy Butler when trotting out Michael Jordan-era players every few years sells just as many tickets? The Bulls are stuck in the mud by design, and as long ...

“This guy to me is the Michael Jordan, the Kobe Bryant of baseball because he’s obsessed with getting this done. “He wants to not just prove everybody wrong but to himself that he can play ...

Executive vice president of basketball operations Artūras Karnišovas fixated on that word when the Chicago Bulls went a third ... that the current roster is no longer sustainable.