Ron Harper Rumors

Roland Lazenby: Basketball is an emotional game, and Scottie was an emotional guy. I think a lot of this book was produced in the wake of The Last Dance. (the ESPN documentary released in the spring of 2020). That was an embarrassment of riches for Jordan, but it really didn’t play straight up in certain ways. I bet Scottie probably felt insulted. He probably felt insulted that Ron Harper wasn’t included. Ron Harper was obviously one of Scottie’s very good friends and a real important teammate to him. He was a huge contributor to those last three Bulls championships.

2 weeks ago – via Michael Tillery @ SportsKeeda

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Scottie, Michael Jordan, Ron Harper, Chicago Bulls

Storyline: Michael Jordan Documentary

Brad Turner: Ron Harper, by Elgin Baylor in 1989, has a request for the Clippers. “The Los Angeles Clippers better retire his jersey. Yep as an executive. That should be the first one they retire. I don’t know who jersey they going to retire, but if they don’t retire Elgin, something is wrong. Something is wrong with that place. I don’t care what nobody tell me.”

9 months ago – via Twitter BA_Turner

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Elgin Baylor, Ron Harper, Los Angeles Clippers

Storyline: Elgin Baylor Death

Harper: “I mean, MJ knew who he could talk to and who he had to push. He was one of those guys who made you work hard because you see how he worked. It made you work harder. There were some guys he would pick on. But I didn’t think it was in a way that was harmful or bullying. It just that you ain’t going to talk crap about me. When he was talking to Scott Burrell, Scott wasn’t man enough to stand up for who he was. You ain’t doing that shit to me.”

2 years ago – via YouTube

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Michael Jordan, Ron Harper, Scott Burrell, Chicago Bulls

Who got the most air time in the Michael Jordan documentary?

19 May 20

Ranking 19 May 20

Who got the most air time in the Michael Jordan documentary?

Kornel David: “Obviously, the team wasn’t really good; actually, it was bad. Toni Kukoc was the best player, by far, on that team. Toni was absolutely fantastic. He was already my favorite player before I went to the Bulls and then he was incredible that year. Ron Harper was still on the team, but he was going downhill of his career and he was hurt, so he wasn’t the same as before.” Dickey Simpkins: “Toni was the most underrated complementary star in the NBA, and then he transitioned into being ‘the man’ for us in the latter part of his career. Toni was an unbelievable player and talent, and he was an unbelievable teammate off the court.”

2 years ago – via HoopsHype

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Ron Harper, Toni Kukoc, Chicago Bulls