how many titles did michael jordan win for the bulls?
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six\nsix\nsix\nsix\nsix\nsix\n\nthats six right
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the 6 time nba champsion bulls.
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Micheal Jordan no doubt.\n\nIn Jordan's 15 year career he averages 30.12 points per game. Went to six NBA Finals and won six titles.\n\nWhile Kobe only has 23.9 points per game in ten seasons. In those ten seasons he has played four NBA finals and won only three.\n\nPlus Jordan is a better role model to children than Kobe.
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Da Bulls.  Jordan's Bulls will win for all the reasons you mentioned.  The Bulls had their 3 headed monster centers, plus Rodman did a great job double teaming Shaq, the bulls had better shooters and would out-muscle the Lakers.  \n\nHowever, the Lakers might have a chance if they had home court and if they played under today's rules - no hand checking and those new foul rules inside 2 minutes of the game - that would prevent the hack a Shaq.  But if they played back in the 90's when basketball was a physical game - the Bulls would win in 6.  If they played under today's rules - who ever gets home court would win in 7 games.\n\nPlus who are these dummies who keep saying Kobe will out work MJ???   and that MJ wasn't a great defensive player!!! MJ was a defensive player of the year, Nine-time All-Defensive First Team, top ten all time in steals, and he even once blocked Patrick Ewing inside the paint during the playoffs.  Kobe was never defensive player of the year and and Kobe has struggled against Rubin Patterson, Correy Maggetie, and Bobby Jackson.  Kobe would have a tough time trying to score against Jordan - cause Jordan wouldn't have to get into foul trouble cause Harper and Pippen could share in the duties of guarding Kobe.\n\nAnd Jordan never scored 81 cause back when he was in his prime there was a little thing called Hand Checking.  Basketball was a more physical game back we he played.
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LAKERS- to be more specific the 1980's Lakers.  Then the 90's Bulls.
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Michael Jordan     \nToni Kukoc            \n Scottie Pippen        \n Ron Harper\n Luc Longley           \n Scott Burrell         \n Steve Kerr            \n Dennis Rodman         \n Randy Brown           \n Jason Caffey          \n Jud Buechler          \n Bill Wennington       \n Joe Kleine            \n Dickey Simpkins       \n Rusty LaRue           \n Keith Booth            \n David Vaughn
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Phil Jackson has 10 rings (not 11, the Knicks only have two championships in their history and Phil missed one).  \n\nJackson won his first ring as a player for the NY Knicks, ironically over the Lakers in 1973 (Phil missed the Knicks 1970 championship season due to spinal fusion surgery), and nine as a coach.  Six with MJ and the Bulls and three with Shaq, Kobe and the Lakers.
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The 1995-96 Chicago Bulls went 72-10.
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Well, it has to be Michael Jordan.  Six championships, numerous MVP awards, and he made all of his teammates on the Bulls better.  However, LeBron James is probably going to replace MJ as the best ever some day.  At 21 he is almost as good as Jordan was in his prime.  We are all witnesses ...
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Championships: 14 (1949, 1950, 1952, 1953, 1954, 1972, 1980, 1982, 1985, 1987, 1988, 2000, 2001, 2002)\nConference Titles: 28 (1949, 1950, 1952, 1953, 1954, 1959, 1962, 1963, 1965, 1966, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1972, 1973, 1980, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1991, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2004)\nDivision Titles: 26 (1951, 1953, 1954, 1962, 1963, 1965, 1966, 1969, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1977, 1980, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 2000, 2001, 2004)
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He actually received 14 MVP titles.  5-Time NBA MVP (Regular Season), 6-Time NBA Finals MVP (Playoffs), and a 3-Time All-Star MVP (all star games).  By far the greatest basketball player the NBA has ever seen!
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The league moved to a 16 team format beginning in 1984. Round one was a best-of-five series for years, but changed to a best-of-seven in 2001, I think.\n\nThe change was due in part to the increase in popularity, thanks to Bird and Magic. This was David Stern's first year as commissioner also, and he saw it as a way to increase television revenue.\n\nAlso, it virtually guaranteed that Michael Jordan's sub .500 Bulls would still make the playoffs.
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You are right. Michael Jordan had everything: knew the basics, dealt with the pressure, helped his teammates, earned amazing stats, dunked from the free throw line, and led the Bulls to 6 NBA Championships. What else could you wish for in the greatest basketball player of all time?
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My friend ill keep this simple, Michael Jordan won it the other time. Plain and simple, the guy above me is pretty retarded since the questions didnt ask to name all the finals MVP.
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Michael Jordan is without a doubt the greatest athlete ever to play the game of basketball 32,292 points.\nI was blessed and had season tickets to the Bulls during everyone of the play offs, what a MAN!\nI have met him as well he is a very nice celebrity.
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Michael Jordan currently lives in Highland Park, Illinois.
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1984- Career high 17 assists in a win against the Golden State Warriors; wins NBA championship; named Finals MVP; named league MVP for the first time