What Steve Kerr would’ve done with Michael Jordan, Bulls after Last Dance season
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What Steve Kerr would’ve done with Michael Jordan, Bulls after Last Dance season
The nostalgia of the 1990’s Chicago Bulls will live forever. Every story holds, and every hope of what could have been still lingers. Could the Bulls have won more than 6 championships? What if Jerry Krause had kept the team together? Would Michael Jordan have retired a 2nd time then? However, Warriors coach Steve Kerr, […] The post What Steve Kerr would’ve done with Michael Jordan, Bulls after Last Dance season appeared first on ClutchPoints.
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[Lowlight] Steve Kerr does a Wemby pass to Toni Kukoc's back in the Game 5 of the 1997 NBA finals. The Bulls would go on to win the game 90 to 88, to take a 3-2 series lead, on the back of a flu-ridden Michael Jordan's 38 points.
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