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Michael Jordan is the greatest basketball player of all time and won six NBA championships. 1993 was a significant year for Jordan as it was the year he completed the first three-peat of his career. He set an NBA Finals record by averaging 41 points per game in the series.

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Top 50 highest-paid NBA players who never made an All-NBA team

HoopsHype lists the Top 50 NBA players who made the most money and never made an All-NBA team.

Did you know 22 players in NBA history have made over $150 million without earning an All-NBA selection?

HoopsHype ranked the 50 highest-paid players who never made an All-NBA selection, combining to earn over $8 billion, according to our database.

HoopsHype’s Alberto de Roa contributed research to this report.

Is there a favorable play-in opponent for the Chicago Bulls?

Chicago is currently in ninth place in the Eastern Conference standings, a full game ahead of the Atlanta Hawks, and within 4.5 games of the Philadelphia 76ers and Miami Heat.

With the NBA’s 2023-24 regular season nearly finished, the Chicago Bulls find themselves in the mix for the league’s 2024 play-in tournament after a very tough season in terms of uneven play and injuries. That in itself is something of an accomplishment, but Bulls fans want and deserve more from their favorite team. Is there a favorable play-in opponent for the Bulls?

Chicago is currently in ninth place in the Eastern Conference standings, a full game ahead of the Atlanta Hawks, and within 4.5 games of the Philadelphia 76ers and Miami Heat. There’s even a small chance the Indiana Pacers could fall into the range of the play-in tournament.

Which clubs would the Bulls best match up with?

The host of the “Chicago Bulls Central” podcast, Haize, took a closer look at the likely suspects and how Chicago has been playing them so far this season.

Check it out in the clip embedded above!

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Could one of the Bulls’ young guards be up for some full-season awards?

Not all has been lost with Chicago’s 2023-24 season.

This Chicago Bulls season has been almost anything but what fans of the team hoped they would be getting, even before it started. Point guard Lonzo Ball started the Bulls’ 2023-24 campaign on the bench, and before the NBA’s 2024 trade deadline (or perhaps because of it), fellow Chicago starting guard Zach LaVine joined him as out for the season injured.

But wait, there’s more! Not only did the team’s front office stand pat at the deadline for the this season running, but starting forward Patrick Williams went down injured for the rest of the season as well. The small silver lining for Bulls fans is the growth of reserve guards Coby White and Ayo Dosunmu, made possible in part by those injuries.

Could one of Chicago’s young guards be up for some full-season awards as a result?

The host of the “Chicago Bulls Central” podcast, Haize, weighed in on the possibility on a recent episode of his show. Check it out above!

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How far can DeMar DeRozan take the Chicago Bulls this season?

Is it too much to ask for the ball club to get back to .500 by the end of the NBA’s 2023-24 season?

How far can DeMar DeRozan take the Chicago Bulls this season? Is it too much to ask for the ball club to get back to .500 by the end of the NBA’s 2023-24 season? And beyond the regular season, can they advance in the play-in tournament to the actual 2024 playoffs?

The veteran wing has been one of the most important parts of the Bulls’ late-season winning play, and they will need his veteran savvy if they want to achieve any of the goals we have listed above. Is Chicago asking too much of DeRozan, giving the relative inexperience of most of the rest of the players on the Bulls’ roster?

To talk it over, the hosts of the “CHGO Bulls” podcast took some time to look into DeRozan’s role with the Bulls this season in light of trying to salvage some of the team’s preseason goals.

Take a look at the clip embedded above to hear what they had to say!

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The Chicago Bulls defense will end up being its downfall this season

The Bulls could really use something of a defensive renaissance this season if they don’t want it to end in a hurry.

The Chicago Bulls are far from a perfect ball club in a number of ways. Very far indeed last week, but the team is dealing with a host of injuries and comparatively inexperienced backups stepping into their roles. There are also structural concerns with the team, given they could really use some 3-point shooting added to the roster.

But according to at least one team analyst, the Bulls could really use something of a defensive renaissance this season if they don’t want it to end in a hurry. And the analyst in question, you ask? The host of the “Chicago Bulls Central” podcast, Haize, recently weighed in on the state of the Bulls’ defense this season.

To hear his thoughts on what is going wrong with Chicago’s defense in recent contests and why it is so important for the Bulls to fix, take a look at the clip embedded below.

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The Chicago Bulls got a big boost from the return of Javonte Green

While there was certainly more to the win for the team, the Bulls got a big boost from the return of Green to Chicago.

Fans of the Chicago Bulls have noticed a familiar face back on the court, with veteran Bulls wing Javonte Green not only back with Chicago, but helping contribute to winning basketball as well.

The Bulls had themselves a very rough week last week, with losses to the Houston Rockets, Boston Celtics, and even the lowly Washington Wizards. But Green’s return helped fuel not just a win over the Indiana Pacers, but a 26-point blowout victory for Chicago. While there was certainly more to the win for the team, the Bulls got a big boost from the return of Green to Chicago.

The hosts of the “Locked On Bulls” podcast, Haize and Pat the Designer, broke down Green’s impact on Chicago’s big win over the Pacers this week in his return.

Take a look at the clip embedded above to hear what the pair had to say about the return of the Radford alum to the Bulls.

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Top 25 NBA players who never won MVP

HoopsHype lists the Top 25 NBA players who never won the MVP award.

Over the past 15 seasons, four players have won a majority of the MVP awards: LeBron James (four), Stephen Curry (twice), Giannis Antetokounmpo (twice), and Nikola Jokic (twice).

Joel Embiid, James Harden, Russell Westbrook, Kevin Durant, and Derrick Rose were among the few to crack that list amid the dominance of the big four listed above and win their only MVP award in that span.

So who are some of the NBA’s greatest players of all time who weren’t able to win an MVP and break through their era of dominant players?

HoopsHype examined the Top 25 players to never win MVP from our 77 greatest players ever list to find out.

Lonzo Ball shows off video dunking amid quest to return from injury

Chicago Bulls point guard Lonzo Ball recently posted a video of him dunking.

For the past three seasons, the Chicago Bulls have been the same team. The same stars, the same core role players, and, for the most part, the same results. They’ve only won a single playoff game since forming their core, and ever since Lonzo Ball went down over two full calendar years ago, the Bulls haven’t been the same.

However, there have been some positive updates regarding Ball’s progress this year. Ball has supposedly been slowly improving, and while it’s still unclear as to when he could make it back out onto the court, there’s more optimism now than ever regarding when he could be back.

Ball recently posted a video of him dunking, and Julia Poe of the Chicago Tribune posted it to Twitter, noting the positives of him finally being able to move in the way he is.

Lonzo Ball shared this video yesterday going through some basic dunks.

Hard to glean explosiveness/mobility from these brief clips but good in general to see him look comfortable getting up to the rim. pic.twitter.com/IWOO6DOoiK

— Julia Poe (@byjuliapoe) March 19, 2024

Getting Ball back would be huge for the ceiling of the Bulls, even if he isn’t the same as he once was.

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