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FILE – In this Jan. 3, 1991, file photo, Michael Jordan (23) of the Chicago Bulls drives the lane for a finger roll lay-up over Otis Thorpe, left, and Vernon Maxwell, right, of the Houston Rockets in the first half in Houston, Texas. Picking the car number for Michael Jordan’s new NASCAR team was a slam dunk: Bubba Wallace will drive the No. 23 car when the team makes its debut next season. (AP Photo/David Scarbrough, File)
The next dynasty on the list is the one that feels like it has had the most impact on the sports world, pop culture, and the media. The Chicago Bulls in the 90’s were everything great about the sport of basketball, winning 6 championships in almost a decade. Of course a large part of their success was due to Michael Jordan, a sports icon that racked up six finals MVPs, five regular season MVPs, and dozens of other NBA records that add to his legacy.
The championship teams also included Hall of Famer and the best second man of all time Scottie Pippen and fellow Hall of Famer and one of the best NBA head coaches of all time, Phil Jackson, a man with eleven championship rings coaching and two as a player.
What the Bulls were able to do for the sport of basketball in this short amount of time. With the legendary players and coaches they had, and the rise of the Jordan brand has been unmatched in the history of the sport. The impact the Bulls had on basketball after the dynasty setting the standard for what every team is compared to. And helping secure Michael Jordan as arguably the greatest Basketball player of all time is something truly memorable. This is why they are the highest-ranking basketball dynasty on the list.
