095: What he wants is more than just victory (Vote for me monthly!)_3

Nick Anderson's instability made Jordan unable to trust him.

Toni Kukoc could handle the connecting segment well, but he couldn't solve the Bulls' real pain point.

In the end, you would find that Luc Longley, who was mocked for being "stupid and clumsy," was the only one who could help Jordan and Pippen share their worries.

At least, he really could foul O'Neal without any burden, then let that shark struggle at the free-throw line.

So, the Bulls never had a hope, never.

They sailed on this leaky ship, and sinking was only a matter of time.

But, this ship was originally fit for a long voyage.

However, Jordan thought the man who did all the dirty and tiring work for him was a snitch, so he left.

He thought the young man with extraordinary talent was an usurper, so he left.

It was Michael Jordan himself who chose to board a broken ship.

He believed that even commanding a broken ship he could reach the shores of victory.

No, he was too confident.