Alongside the legendary Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippen led the Chicago Bulls to six National Basketball Association Championships in the 90s, winning three consecutive titles between 1991-93 and 1996-98. Pippen was also part of the iconic “Dream Team” in 1992. It was the first US Olympic team to feature active professional athletes and is widely regarded as one of the greatest basketball teams of all time. But outside the courtroom, Pippen’s life was neither easy nor dreamy. From poor childhood to losing one’s own child, Scottie Pippen’s tragedy is simply tragic. Let’s look back at his humble beginnings, the rocky path to greatness, and his turbulent career.
- Growth of the poor | 0:00
- Difficult to play time | 1:05
- Featured University Star | 2:15
- Related troubles | 3:39
- Defeated by the Bad Boys | 4:32
- Championship leads to bad contracts | 5:41
- Basketball whirlwind and legal issues | 6:46
- Leave the Bulls | 8:14
- Post-Chicago Issues | 9:19
- Death of son | 10:23
