It’s been 30 years since the start of the second three-peat for the Chicago Bulls, a season in which the team went 72-10 and capped it off with their fourth NBA title. That was a special season for the franchise, setting the mark for the best record in a single season at that point.
And while the franchise celebrated that team in January of 2024 by putting them in the ring of honor, a few notable names were missing.
Neither Michael Jordan nor Scottie Pippen were in attendance for that ceremony and the two appear to have an ongoing feud that has lasted years. But now, one teammate wants to put an end to that.
Randy Brown calls for Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen to end feud
Jan 11, 2024; Chicago, IL, USA; Randy Brown attends inaugural Ring of Honor gala at United Center. Mandatory Credit: Kamil Krzaczynski-USA TODAY Sports
Randy Brown was a reserve guard on that historic Bulls team, so he saw everything that happened that season. Brown is familiar with both Jordan and Pippen and during a recent interview, he spoke on the “feud” the two are having.
In an exclusive interview with ESportsBets, Brown told the site that he’s texted both players in hopes of getting them to ‘hug it out’ and be friends again.
“I’m not going to let it go,” Brown said. “I’m hoping it will happen sooner rather than later. Even though everyone’s read in the media about Michael and Scottie’s differences, all that stuff. I hope it can all come to fruition, that we can hug each other one last time. And then from there, we can see where it goes.”
Brown isn’t the only one hoping for an end to the feud. A lot of Bulls fans would love to see Jordan and Pippen together once again.
There are no plans currently for a reunion hosted by the Bulls. But Brown believes there needs to be one for that special season.
“That’s the talk of the town… I understand everyone goes on with their lives,” Brown said. “You’ve got kids, grandkids. A couple of my teammates have kids playing. So you lose focus of that a little bit. But I try to be that team guy. I’m on a text chain with all my guys. I’m never going to let it go. I want all my guys to get together one last time before it’s finally over, because we need to be recognized.”
Time will tell if this team gets back together one more time and if Jordan and Pippen can settle their differences.
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