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I'm inclined to believe you are a hater. It is Time Machine Tuesday. Got my man, Jason Gough,

here live from Chicago, and I am terrified about the obnoxious beast that I am about to unleash as we discuss the

1996 Chicago Bulls. And I'm saying that to you in the way that I did because I never forget

my good friend Wendell from college, Wendell for Chicago, Wendell went to Whitney Young with

Clinton, Richardson, you know what I'm saying,

right? And I just remember, we got to school in 97 and he was just like, look, there's

nothing you can tell us about basketball. We got the best player, we got the best defensive player,

we got the best six man, we got the best rebounder. It was such a matter of fact ticking off

of the dopeness of the bulls. And I really did just sit there like, yeah, there's really nothing I can, I can do about this. There's nothing that I have to say. Right? Like that was, that was what it turned into as if it wasn't enough in the beginning just, beginning just that you had fucking Jordan.

Like, like the climb to the 96.

Like, we normally try to do like a step by step that gets us into what the year is. I don't even know how to do this fast.

I just know, 1984, Michael Jordan showed up.

And it's so wild because I don't get the feeling everybody, like, there are a few people

like Bobby Knight who's like the

best basketball player I've ever seen you know those sorts of things but the truth is he still went

number three in the draft right like I don't think there's anybody that can honestly say they

thought that dude was going to hit the league and average 28 points a game and then break his foot

and put up 63 in the finals and then scored 37 a game and then win

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