‘Hold on, Jerry Krause’s A**’: A deleted clip of Scottie Pippen failed to appear in Michael Jordan’s The Last Dance

this last dance The documentary series is once again in the spotlight. Series director Jason Hehir recently revealed that there was a deleted scene from the show. During an appearance on the Bill Simmons Podcast, the director expressed his interest in including a specific scene showing how former Chicago Bulls general manager Jerry Krause was bullied.

However, Michael Jordan’s team specifically asked him to remove this part from the documentary. I remember this scene in the locker room, with Scottie Pippen making harsh comments about Krause in the presence of Jordan and Ron Harper.

“There’s a video of Scottie (Pippen) in the training room with Michael (Jordan) and I think Ron Harper… and he said something to the effect that when they win a championship, he’s going to take a A cattle prod and a stick. It irritated Jerry Krause’s butt and gave him a heart attack. Everybody laughed. They were like, ‘Wow, you’ve got to take that out,'” Hehir said.

The director recounted how he followed NBA associate producer Dion Kokoros to a train station to convince him, but was unsuccessful. Speaking about the criticism he himself received, Hehir said: “I was trying to show people all the bullying this poor guy got and what the audience thought of him when he came out, sexually harassed Jerry Krauss and made Michael the man I was from The untried hero. “

Do you think this video will change how people view the late general manager today? Many felt that the show seemed to portray Klaus poorly.

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Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen upset over Jerry Krause’s commentst

Some of Krause’s questionable decisions and comments were highlighted on the show. As many of you may know, Krause’s controversial comments, “It’s not the players and coaches who win championships; it’s them.” Organizations win championships,” caused a stir. It was this comment that caused a rift. Neither Jordan nor Pippen was happy with the comment. The sentiment among fans was similar.

Although the general manager has always denied it and claimed he was misquoted, it hasn’t had an impact on fans. Kraus points out that the word ““alone” DesdePlayers and coaches alone don’t win championships; organizations win championships,” is omitted.

These documentaries seem to only add fuel to the fire. However, there’s no denying that while Jordan, Pippen and the rest of the team were key to the Bulls’ success, Krause was also an important factor in keeping the team together. What do you think about this? Let us know in the comments section below.

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