Scottie Pippen: Warriors’ Record Chase Meaningless Without NBA Title
Scottie Pippen is following the Golden State Warriors’ chase for the NBA’s single-season wins record as closely as anyone another basketball fan, but he might be the only one rhyming with his buddies about it.
The Basketball Hall of Fame inductee spoke at length Thursday in an Uninterrupted video about the record-setting 1995-96 Chicago Bulls team, alongside former teammate Ron Harper and ex-foe Gary Payton. They discussed what drove that team to unprecedented heights and compared them to the current Warriors team — the very side that can set a new single-season NBA wins record by winning its last three regular-season games.
Pippen, 50, concluded by quoting Harper’s line: 72-10 (the current wins record) don’t mean a thing without the ring.
"72-10 don't mean a thing without the ring."@ScottiePippen and @HARPER04_5 on the @Warriors' run at their record.https://t.co/01IWpIxm6F
— UNINTERRUPTED (@uninterrupted) April 7, 2016
Don’t take Pippen’s apparent support of the Warriors’ chase as a sign of diminished competitive fire. He said earlier this week the 1995-96 Bulls would sweep these Warriors in a hypothetical playoff series.
Thumbnail photo via Bob Donnan/USA TODAY Sports Images
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