For former Seattle Supersonics head coach George Karl, facing Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls in the 1996 NBA Finals ...

Shawn Kemp claims he smoked weed all throughout his career and even during the 1996 NBA Finals against Michael Jordan and the ...

The 1996 NBA Finals The Chicago Bulls entered the Finals with a historic 72–10 regular season record, led by a rejuvenated Jordan.

Shawn Kemp recently discussed the 1996 NBA Finals on the 'All The Smoke' podcast, highlighting Dennis Rodman's impact over Michael Jordan in the series against the Chicago Bulls.

After the first three games of the 1996 NBA Finals, the results seemed to be a foregone conclusion. The Bulls, who won an NBA-record 72 regular-season games, had a 3-0 lead against the Seattle ...

When the Bulls reached the 1996 NBA Finals, Rodman decided to shape up. Dennis, aware that not a single Seattle Supersonics player could stop him, felt that if he set his life straight for just a ...

Michael Jordan’s first full season back after his first retirement was historic for many reasons and was capped off with an NBA title run as the Chicago Bulls defeated the Seattle SuperSonics in ...

The 1996 NBA Finals were memorable for a couple of reasons. First, it was the most anticipated Finals from a regular season record perspective, given that the Chicago Bulls were coming off a ...

June 16, 1996 - Bulls win 1996 NBA Finals Entering the 1996 NBA playoffs, there was little doubt as to who the favored team was.

NBA Video operators are standing by, waiting to take orders for “The Official 1996 NBA Finals Video” ($19.98). It’s the ultimate souvenir of the Bulls’ road trip to their fourth world ...