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This screenshot feature takes a look at the match-ups of the NBA's Greatest. This one showcases Scottie Pippen's NBA's Greatest Game.

1995-96 Chicago Bulls: Ron Harper, Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippen, Dennis Rodman, Luc Longley, Toni Kukoc, Steve Kerr, Bill Wennington, Dickey Simpkins, Jud Buechler, John Salley, James Edwards

1995-96 Seattle SuperSonics: Gary Payton, Hersey Hawkins, Detlef Schrempf, Shawn Kemp, Ervin Johnson, Sam Perkins, Vincent Askew, Nate McMillan, Frank Brickowski, David Wingate

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# 21 sportjames23 @ 09/19/11 01:12 AM
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Originally Posted by Toaster
Well, no one comes to undermine the greatness of these Jordan teams.
The point that (I think) we are trying to make is that pippen deserves his "own" challenge for real.

besides, "all out" or not, 55-27 is still a remarkable record for a team that has lost it's main player, not to mention when this main player is the GOAT.

And they still lost in the second round. 55-27 doesn't mean a thing in the end.
 
# 22 Gramps91 @ 09/19/11 06:42 AM
Wasn't this matchup in 2k11 too. I played all the games in MJ mode but it was like the first week 2k11 came out so it's been a while, that and my memory is not very good. Regardless, I love seeing Ron Harper in a game, one of my favorite PG's of all time. I'm sure it will be in some new presentation though.
 
# 23 DustinT @ 09/19/11 08:26 AM
Wish we could get some more Seattle jerseys.
 
# 24 LS33 @ 09/19/11 08:29 AM
good thing i fully paid off 2K12
Great matchup
 
# 25 Goffs @ 09/19/11 08:59 AM
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Originally Posted by DustinT
Wish we could get some more Seattle jerseys.
Are you guys talking about this jersey?


 
# 26 jaywv30 @ 09/19/11 09:47 AM
Bulls weren't TECHNICALLY one win away from the Finals in 94 but in reality they were one win away. They owned Indiana that year and split the season series with Houston. I honestly think they would have beaten Houston in 5 or 6. They would have let Hakeem get 35 ppg and would have keyed in on all those guards for the Rockets.

And if not for huge blown leads in games one and two they coulda swept NY!

Game 5 ending was total BS Pip did BARELY touch Davis long after the shot was out of his hands.
 
# 27 dan04103 @ 09/19/11 12:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Goffs
Are you guys talking about this jersey?


I think they are talking about the early 90s jerseys which the jersey you posted was made after.

 
# 28 jd@os @ 09/19/11 06:18 PM
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Originally Posted by jaywv30
Bulls weren't TECHNICALLY one win away from the Finals in 94 but in reality they were one win away. They owned Indiana that year and split the season series with Houston. I honestly think they would have beaten Houston in 5 or 6. They would have let Hakeem get 35 ppg and would have keyed in on all those guards for the Rockets.

And if not for huge blown leads in games one and two they coulda swept NY!

Game 5 ending was total BS Pip did BARELY touch Davis long after the shot was out of his hands.
Good points brought up by you and Sportjames. I am a HUGE Tar Heel fan and I was a fan of the Bulls back in the day; that said, as a Tar Heel, Scottie Pippen did not foul former Heel Hubert Davis on that jump shot. The Bulls probably would have won that game if Davis had not have been sent to the free throw line, and it's conceivable that the Bulls would have won the next game in Chicago on it's way to wrapping up the series. I could see them beating the Pacers like you said in the EC Finals. However I think the Rockets would have beat the Bulls in 5 or 6. That's just my opinion, and I could very well be way off

But like I said, good points from you and Sportsjames. I think the teams close to these years (Sonics, Bulls, Knicks, Magic) are going to be a blast to play with and against.


http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/playof...Hollins-090529


 
# 29 CueDub @ 09/19/11 08:23 PM
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Originally Posted by VDusen04
My best memory of '94 Pip - All-Star Game:


Well, actually, unfortunately this is also what I remember about Pip in '94:



But in truth, with full bias, I thought this guy was the '94 MVP (30ppg, 11rpg, 5apg, 3bpg, 1spg):

At least Sports Illustrated agreed with me.
I had a pair of those Red Nike Flight's. Pippen 93-94 statistically was ridiculous. 22.0 PPG, 8.7 REB, 5.6 AST, 2.9 STL, .8 BLK, .491 FG%, .660 FT%. You won't see many all around statlines like that anymore. I guess that 93-94 was the year that The Admiral scored 70 something points in the final game of the year to win the scoring title?
 
# 30 youvalss @ 09/19/11 08:49 PM
I know many here LOVE the 1996 Bulls. As much as I loved this team, I can't stand it now because it's everywhere, as if other Bulls teams never existed (I still love the '96 Sonics, though). I actually loved the early 90's Bulls more, and am also going to play a lot with the 1989 Bulls and Pistons. The 1996 Bulls? Well, maybe after I get tired of the 1989/1993 Bulls.
 
# 31 VDusen04 @ 09/19/11 09:56 PM
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Originally Posted by CueDub
I had a pair of those Red Nike Flight's. Pippen 93-94 statistically was ridiculous. 22.0 PPG, 8.7 REB, 5.6 AST, 2.9 STL, .8 BLK, .491 FG%, .660 FT%. You won't see many all around statlines like that anymore. I guess that 93-94 was the year that The Admiral scored 70 something points in the final game of the year to win the scoring title?
Yessir, led his team in points, rebounds, assists, blocks, and steals. Capped it all off by dropping 71 against the Clippers on the last day of the regular season (also dropped a quadruple double on Detroit earlier in the year). His supporting cast wasn't necessarily crazy awesome though (their second leading scorer was a 33 year old Dale Ellis) so their playoff success was limited once those stupid Jazz focused all their attention on Mr. Robinson. Things are never going to work out well when your third leading playoff scorer is a 31% shooting Negele Knight.

And sure, you're saying, "Well that sounds like a bunch of excuses to me." To which I'd then respond, "Yep, you're absolutely right." Pip, Hakeem, and David were all insanely valuable to their clubs that year. I just thought too many things had fallen in line for David for him not to win. He even shot 35% from the arc! (ah-hem, on 29 attempt)
 
# 32 aloncho11 @ 09/19/11 10:51 PM
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Originally Posted by youvalss
I know many here LOVE the 1996 Bulls. As much as I loved this team, I can't stand it now because it's everywhere, as if other Bulls teams never existed (I still love the '96 Sonics, though). I actually loved the early 90's Bulls more, and am also going to play a lot with the 1989 Bulls and Pistons. The 1996 Bulls? Well, maybe after I get tired of the 1989/1993 Bulls.
I agree with you buddy. First thing I'm going to do is unlock the 1991 Bulls, so I can enjoy them along the 1989 and 1993 Bulls. Chicago Stadium rules!
 
# 33 DustinT @ 09/20/11 02:56 AM
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Originally Posted by dan04103
I think they are talking about the early 90s jerseys which the jersey you posted was made after.

Honestly, I want both. I want the old school retros because I love them. I want the newest versions so when I take the Sonics into Association, it feels more realistic.
 
# 34 jd@os @ 09/20/11 08:42 AM
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Originally Posted by aloncho11
...First thing I'm going to do is unlock the 1991 Bulls, so I can enjoy them along the 1989 and 1993 Bulls...
They got the '91 Bulls on the game? I must have missed something. Oh well...pleasant surprise.
 
# 35 sportjames23 @ 09/20/11 09:02 AM
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Originally Posted by jd@os
They got the '91 Bulls on the game? I must have missed something. Oh well...pleasant surprise.

I think all the previous Bulls teams from 2K11 are in 2K12, plus the 1992-1993 Bulls are in 2K12
 
# 36 jd@os @ 09/20/11 09:13 AM
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Originally Posted by sportjames23
I think all the previous Bulls teams from 2K11 are in 2K12, plus the 1992-1993 Bulls are in 2K12
Cool. I was thinking it was just '89 (Zeke), '93 (MJ), '96 (Pip), & '98 (random unlock). That's good news fellas.
 
# 37 aloncho11 @ 09/20/11 01:41 PM
The 1991 Bulls and 1998 Bulls are unlockable teams. No 1992, 1995, nor 1997 Bulls though, but no biggie.
 
# 38 jd@os @ 09/20/11 03:32 PM
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Originally Posted by aloncho11
The 1991 Bulls and 1998 Bulls are unlockable teams. No 1992, 1995, nor 1997 Bulls though, but no biggie.
Good. And rumor has it that you unlock these "bonus" teams by random play right (like the Jordans in 2K11)? Like play enough games and '91 Bulls are unlocked since there is no Greatest Mode game for them?
 
# 39 RIZDRAVER @ 09/20/11 04:53 PM
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We also feature a number of bonus unlockable teams that can be unlocked while playing through NBA’s Greatest:

1985-86 Bulls: Kyle Macy, Michael Jordan, Orlando Woolridge, Sidney Green, Charles Oakley, George Gervin, Dave Corzine, John Paxson, Rod Higgins

1990-91 Bulls: John Paxson, Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippen, Horace Grant, Bill Cartwright, B.J. Armstrong, Stacey King, Will Perdue, Cliff Levingston, Craig Hodges, Scott Williams

1997-98 Bulls: Ron Harper, Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippen, Dennis Rodman, Luc Longley, Toni Kukoc, Steve Kerr, Bill Wennington, Jud Buechler, Dickey Simpkins
http://www.facebook.com/note.php?not...50266960872267
 
# 40 youvalss @ 09/20/11 07:53 PM
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Originally Posted by aloncho11
I agree with you buddy. First thing I'm going to do is unlock the 1991 Bulls, so I can enjoy them along the 1989 and 1993 Bulls. Chicago Stadium rules!
I know, I know...MJ was a better shooter in 1996. But I would take this...



...over this...



Any day!


But that's me...
 


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