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After three seasons of making the playoffs but failing to get past the first round, GM Jerry Krause acquired Scottie Pippen and Horace Grant in 1987 NBA Draft. Phil Jackson was hired to coach the Bulls in 1990, after the team had lost to the hated Pistons in the Conference Finals. In 1991, the team won their first of three consecutive NBA championships. By October of 1993 Michael Jordan was bored with basketball and decided to give baseball a try. It was a humbling experience for the superstar. Jordan returned to the Bulls in March of 1995. Colorful rebounder Dennis Rodman was added to the mix and the team won another hat trick of NBA championships in 1996-98. The 1995–96 Bulls won a record 72 regular season games. From 1985 until Jordon left the team in 1998, the Bulls never missed the playoffs when he was in uniform. The Bulls went 49–33 in 2006-07, third-best in the Central Division and third best in the Eastern Conference after Detroit and Cleveland. The Bulls four-game sweep of defending champion Miami in the first round was the team’s first playoff series victory since Jordan left the team in ’98. The 2007 playoff run was ended in the divisional championship by – who else? – the Detroit Pistons. 2008-2009 The Bulls stumbled badly in 2007-08, falling to 33-49 and out of the playoffs. So what? The Bulls sell-out. Period. We can get you in with the cheapest Chicago Bulls Tickets around. The Chicago Bulls are in the Central Division of the 3-division Eastern Conference of the National Basketball Association. Awesomeseating.com offers cheap tickets and luxury tickets for all NBA teams. We have NBA Playoff Tickets as soon as the playoff situation finalizes. Buy your cheap tickets to Chicago Bulls basketball from your trusted ticket broker right now. |