Chicago During Friday night’s game against the Golden State Warriors, the Bulls honored the first class of the organization’s new Ring of Honor. However, the event took a negative turn when some fans openly jeered Jerry Krause, the longtime general manager of Chicago who passed away in 2017.
Thirteen men and the whole 1995–96 squad, which finished 72–10 and won the NBA title, were inducted into the first class of Ring of Honor.
The Bulls were missing a few key members from that team, Jordan Michael Scottie Pippen and Dennis Rodman we absent from the festivities. Rodman was scheduled to appear but had his travel plans canceled because of inclement weather. Both he and Jordan submitted video messages acknowledging the honor.
“I am so bummed that I can’t be there tonight.” “But I don’t want that to stop the fun that you guys are going to have.”
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