Chicago Bulls: The Immortal Dynasty (Second Edition)

Roberto Anidos

-Foreword by Scott Williams_

The Chicago Bulls of the 1990s are one of the most recognized and remembered teams in basketball. Led by the greatest icon in history, not only of basketball, but of sports in general, one of the GOATs (Greatest Of All Times) alongside Muhammad Ali, Michael Jordan, a team was forged capable of biding its time to dominate the NBA with absolute authority. Capable of winning all six finals they played in, in a demonstration of unparalleled effectiveness under the baton of Phil Jackson.

The book offers a retrospective of those Bulls, how their pieces came together, and how they were able to coach and maintain team chemistry to reach levels unattainable until today, attempting to view it from the perspective of the main protagonists. A year-by-year follow-up from 1984, when the Bulls were fortunate enough to select Michael Jordan in the NBA Draft, to Air's final game-winning shot in the 1998 Finals against the Utah Jazz, which marked the end of one of the sport's most compelling stories.

Author: Roberto Anidos

Sports writer specializing in basketball, he runs his online magazine piratasdelbasket.net. Through his media outlet, he has been present at all competitions, both nationally and internationally, since 2009. He collaborates with various radio stations, including Deportes Cope, Radio Galega, and Radio Marca, both on sports programs and as a match announcer.