Here's How Scottie Pippen Feels About 'The Last Dance'

by Larry Leo

May 21, 20205 Comments

Here's How Scottie Pippen Feels About 'The Last Dance'

Scottie Pippen had some dramatic moments during the Chicago Bulls three-peats, with his contract situation, his migraine against the Pistons and his refusing to go in the game because he wasn't going to get the last shot. Even though those things played out naturally in the "The Last Dance," Pippen is not a fan of the extremely popular docuseries...

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I get it. However, Michael comes right out in the first couple of episodes and says he didn't exist without Scottie.

(The Spun)

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CanebreakCajun•60 months

Why is mad? Like said below, he took a seat and ruined the best season of his career. All people remember from that season is him doing that, not that he may have been the best player in the league that year.

supatigah•60 months

Pippen also said he wouldnt change a thing about refusing to go back into the game against the Knicks and that Lebron was better than MJ. Pippen has his head up his arse

Tri City Tigers•60 months

Scottie should be mad at himself. He made the decision to sit out on that last shot. He's the one that signed the weak contract and then postponed surgery years later.

Jag_Warrior•60 months

Yep. Can't disagree with any of that. When the guy sliding the contract across the table to you tells you that it's bad and you shouldn't sign it, and you put pen to paper anyway... sorry, but that's on you.

ellessuuuu•60 months

The only person Scottie should be mad at is his agent.

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