“I don’t want to hear you bastards.”

FOlmer Chicago Bulls players Scottie Pippen, Horace Grant and Luke Longley take ‘Bulls-less tour’ An attempt will be made to “clarify” the situation during those years After Michael Jordan, they dominated the NBA in the 1990s Controlled the narrative of the Bulls’ championship year.

this The “No Bull Tour” will kick off in Australia on February 23rd in Tasmania, Visit cities such as Melbourne and Sydney during the Australian leg of the tour.

However, the purpose of the tour and the motivations behind it have some shaking their heads.

two of them are Shannon Sharpe and Gilbert Arenashas no interest in the former Bulls have to talk about Michael Jordan, even Arenas Sharp blasted them on his podcast “Nightcap,” saying the only thing that mattered was “MJ made them champions.”

What I don’t want to hear is you using the championship as a thorn in the side that we all have to get. We know what it takes to get one, some of us. But we know that this requires players to break bad habits and requires some punishment. “I don’t want to hear what you assholes say about what someone said or did to you if it resulted in a ringtone.”

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Scottie Pippen and Michael Jordan’s disagreement

The famous pair were the stars of the team’s six-time championship dynasty in the ’90s, but their tumultuous relationship was chronicled in detail in the 2020 Netlfix documentary The Last Dance.

Since then, Pippen hasn’t been shy about taking multiple swipes at the NBA icon, calling Jordan a “terrible player” and he was fired from his role as team ambassador shortly after. “I actually don’t know how much effort went into this,” Bulls president Jerry Reinsdorf said, according to the Chicago Sun-Times.

“Obviously it would be better if everyone was here, but we know not everyone can be here. I believe Michael recorded something.”