Scottie Pippen Horace Grant Luke Longley No Bull Tour

Michael Jordan had a tendency to rub people the wrong way, black, white, sportswriters, Charlotte Hornets/Bobcats fans, and especially his former teammates.For all the berating, insulting, and condescending behavior Jordan may have directed at his colleagues during his time with the championship-winning Chicago Bulls, it’s fair to say that none were more “F you” than #23 of the Masterpiece documentary series Got it last dance.

last dance The show aired on ESPN during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, and aside from the weekly Verzuz battles, it was easily the best content released in a time when entertainment was so desperately needed. To say it was popular would be an understatement, with many already considering it the greatest sports documentary of all time. Michael Jordan is a legend in American history, and his take on the Bulls’ eventual run to the Larry O’Brien Trophy is must-see television. Well, this is must-see television if you’re a fan, maybe not so much if you’re one of Jordan’s former teammates.

According to Yahoo! Life, Scottie Pippen, Horace Grant and Luke Longley will embark on the Bulls-less Tour with Australia’s National Basketball League. On February 23, 2024, the trio will take to the stage in Brisbane for the first time to talk about their careers from their perspective and hit back at some of Jordan’s… less than stellar characterizations of them. last dance.

Horace Grant, for his part, didn’t bite the bullet.

We can only imagine that when Scottie Pippen talks about his playing days with Jordan and his post-retirement life, he’ll get the attention of the audience, since his ex-wife has been talking about his post-playing life. embarrass him For more than a year, he and Jordan’s son Marcus were plagued by boos that made the chaos for Derek Fisher, Matt Barnes, Gloria Govan look Like a healthy trio.

Will you buy a ticket to hear these three perform “The GOAT”?