Legendary Players
19 entries in the Chicago Bulls compendium.
Legendary Players — Era Chart
Mickey JohnsonA versatile scorer who evolved from a fourth-round pick to a playoff standout for the BullOrlando WoolridgeThe high-flying dunker who led the Bulls in scoring before Michael Jordan.Artis GilmoreArriving in Chicago via the 1976 ABA dispersal draft, Artis Gilmore immediately transformeScottie PippenThe multidimensional force who ran like a guard, attacked like a forward, and defined an eRon HarperThe reinvented defender who anchored the Bulls' second three-peat.Jerry SloanThe Original Bull who forged the franchise's first defensive identity and broke its silencBill CartwrightThe starting center who anchored the Bulls' first three-peat.Reggie TheusReginald Wayne Theus, known as 'Rush Street Reggie,' anchored the Chicago Bulls from 1978 Horace GrantThe fourth champion: a defensive anchor who helped secure three titles with the Bulls and Will PerdueFour-time champion: three with the Bulls (1991–1993), one with the Spurs (1999).Luc LongleyThe Australian anchor of the 72-win dynasty.Dickey SimpkinsA Providence product who earned three rings with Chicago through resilience and timely retJason CaffeyA key rotation player who won two titles with the Bulls before a career-ending trade in 19Rusty LaRueThe Wake Forest multi-sport star who earned an NBA title with the Chicago Bulls in 1998 afChet WalkerThe durable All-Star who guided the Bulls to the playoffs six consecutive seasons.Doug CollinsThe coach who turned a lottery team into a conference finalist.B.J. ArmstrongThe sharpshooting floor general who helped secure three straight titles behind Michael JorToni KukocThe versatile Croatian forward who anchored the Bulls' second three-peat as a record-settiEddie CurryThe high school phenom selected fourth overall who arrived alongside Tyson Chandler to lea
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