New NBA Books: Scottie Pippen memoir throws some big Michael Jordan shade "I WAS THE REAL LEADER" & the Last Dance was disrespect UPDATE: Oh SH*T!
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This nigga been trippn! Calling Phil Jackson racist because he gave Kukoc the last shot. The thing is no matter who Jackson put in Pippen was going to be pissed off because he keeps saying it was my team, he's saying this in every interview he's doing, that all he did over the years up until that point, he should have took the shot so he would have been salty no matter who took the shot. Phil could be racist but at least have some other teammates to back you up.
He called Phil racist because he spent 10 years with him and knows more than we do. Phil also has a shit ton of flat out racist quotes out there to support the claim. You cats love running to the defense of whites when they're called out on they shit.
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f that's the case then, Reggie Theus was the leader in Jordan's house.
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Meh, Pippens just trying to sell a book. He was a sidekick. No book or documentary will change that. And Jordan stood out for him in the last dance. And stood out for him before that during his hall of fame speech. Books don't sell without manufactured drama.
People will use Pippen's bitch to clown him or discredit real shit he says while ignoring MJ being a simpleton for Juanita and breaking her off with half his wealth with ease.
"I think Michael Jordan and I both moved on in our life": Scottie Pippen Admits He Hasn't Spoken To MJ Since 'The Last Dance' Aired Last Year
Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen have seen better days, as Pippen revealed that he hasn't spoken to Jordan since 'The Last Dance' premiered last year.
LOL ain't nobody running to the defense of whites especially Phil Jackson, I'm well aware of the things he's said. Pippen may believe he's a racist but several other black teammates spent several years with Phil as well and no one has said nothing. Wil Perdue said this morning on Chicago sports radio show that Pip is supposed to introduce Kukoc for the Hall of Fame, I'm sure that's going to be hella awkward. My point was Pippen would have been mad no matter who took the last shot in that game because he felt he deserved to take the shot. Kukoc had hit last second shots during that season so it wasn't as if he'd never been in that situation.
I'm from Chicago and during the Bull reign as Champions I'd have to agree Scottie was the leader, not Michael's selfish Black ass. Talk to the players on the teams they'll say it themselves. Mike's nature was far too alienating of the other players. Everyone thinks Mike was some pillar of intelligence, he signed some fucked up contracts himself while playing for the Bulls. Only in the last 2 seasons did he make that cracka cocksucker Reinsdorf Pay him properly, 32 million then 34 million.
It takes a lot to play Tambourine to a guy like Jordan. Pip was most likely the only dude that was able to handle his personality and get the job done on the court.
I could see Pip being the leader in the locker room and putting it all out there for the team. This all took place in the 90’s. Pip had 30 years to referencing on that. The last dance might have been the last straw that unhinged Pip. At the end of the day it was all about the team not any one individual and these grown men gotta stop acting like kids.
I could see Pip being the leader in the locker room and putting it all out there for the team. This all took place in the 90’s. Pip had 30 years to referencing on that. The last dance might have been the last straw that unhinged Pip. At the end of the day it was all about the team not any one individual and these grown men gotta stop acting like kids.
I dont understand,why people always gotta defend Jordan when someone call him out on his bullshit...They get label being bitter or being jealous of him.
How about stop being an asshole to people. You got people like Skip Clueless co-sign that behavior but if it was any other player it would be a problem.
How are you gonna say there wouldnt be no Michael without Pippen but throw the Pippen under the bus in the documentary. I would had knock on Jordan's door after the documentary ended...
How about stop being an asshole to people. You got people like Skip Clueless co-sign that behavior but if it was any other player it would be a problem.
How are you gonna say there wouldnt be no Michael without Pippen but throw the Pippen under the bus in the documentary. I would had knock on Jordan's door after the documentary ended...
Scottie ain't cringe about that
Side kick bullshit be
Cringed everytime Charles Oakley
Pulled up..
Especially in the locker room
Side kick bullshit be
Cringed everytime Charles Oakley
Pulled up..
Especially in the locker room
Scottie Pippen slams Michael Jordan for making 'The Last Dance' all about him
Liz Roscher
Tue, November 2, 2021, 1:09 PM·5 min read
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The world has been seeing a new Scottie Pippen in 2021. Following the release of the Michael Jordan-centric "The Last Dance" documentary, which is about the 1997-98 Chicago Bulls, Pippen has started to speak out about how he feels Jordan and the producers shafted him in the program, and other behind-the-scenes happenings that didn't make it into the final cut.
Pippen's feelings about "The Last Dance" will be on full display in his forthcoming memoir "Unguarded," which comes out Nov. 9. GQ got an exclusive excerpt of the book, and it's all about Pippen's reaction to watching the doc.
It begins with Pippen receiving a text from Jordan, who'd heard that his former teammate was upset. And Pippen was upset. He was upset at how he and his teammates had been portrayed in "The Last Dance" as merely bit players instead of vital and important pieces of a championship team. And Pippen knew who to blame.
In the excerpt, Pippen wrote that he thinks Jordan's desire to prove he's better than LeBron James drove his decision to make "The Last Dance" all about him. The documentary did spend some time on Pippen's past, but Pippen was unhappy with how he'd been portrayed.
Pippen speaks to former teammates
Pippen wrote that in the aftermath of "The Last Dance," he heard from a number of his former Bulls teammates, and they all expressed the same anger and frustration at Jordan relegating them to also-rans on their own championship team.
Paxson texted Pippen just a few days after Jordan did. In the excerpt, Pippen describes what may be one of the most awkward phone calls ever.
Liz Roscher
Tue, November 2, 2021, 1:09 PM·5 min read
In this article:
- Chicago Bulls
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- Scottie Pippen
American basketball player - Michael Jordan
American basketball player and businessman
The world has been seeing a new Scottie Pippen in 2021. Following the release of the Michael Jordan-centric "The Last Dance" documentary, which is about the 1997-98 Chicago Bulls, Pippen has started to speak out about how he feels Jordan and the producers shafted him in the program, and other behind-the-scenes happenings that didn't make it into the final cut.
Pippen's feelings about "The Last Dance" will be on full display in his forthcoming memoir "Unguarded," which comes out Nov. 9. GQ got an exclusive excerpt of the book, and it's all about Pippen's reaction to watching the doc.
It begins with Pippen receiving a text from Jordan, who'd heard that his former teammate was upset. And Pippen was upset. He was upset at how he and his teammates had been portrayed in "The Last Dance" as merely bit players instead of vital and important pieces of a championship team. And Pippen knew who to blame.
Pippen felt like a 'prop'
In the excerpt, Pippen wrote that he thinks Jordan's desire to prove he's better than LeBron James drove his decision to make "The Last Dance" all about him. The documentary did spend some time on Pippen's past, but Pippen was unhappy with how he'd been portrayed.
It's been over a year, but Scottie Pippen is still pretty steamed about how Michael Jordan portrayed him and his teammates in "The Last Dance." (Photo by VCG/VCG via Getty Images)
Pippen speaks to former teammates
Pippen wrote that in the aftermath of "The Last Dance," he heard from a number of his former Bulls teammates, and they all expressed the same anger and frustration at Jordan relegating them to also-rans on their own championship team.
Pippen spends an extended amount of time in the excerpt talking about his interactions with John Paxson, who played for the Bulls during their first two championships and went on to become an NBA executive. According to Pippen, he and Paxson developed animosity toward each other after Pippen retired in the middle of a two-year deal Paxson had offered him as GM of the Bulls. Following that incident, Pippen wrote that Paxson intentionally ignored all of Pippen's desires to become more involved in the franchise.
Paxson texted Pippen just a few days after Jordan did. In the excerpt, Pippen describes what may be one of the most awkward phone calls ever.
The lesson here? Don't get on the wrong side of Scottie Pippen.
Fuck both of them
Good for Pippen.