Charles Barkley DESTROYS Scottie Pippen For Turning On Michael Jordan… (He Didn't Hold Back!)

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• KA

  @kahldris1228 · 6 months ago

  I think his ex wife dating mikes son had alot to do with it, im surprised people don't mention that. Hes taking it out on mike.

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• GI

  @GillBoldberg · 6 months ago

  Pippen quitting on his team in 1994 tells you all you need to know.

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• JA

  @jackgajda7275 · 6 months ago

  Pippien, couldn't win in the two years without MJ...

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• BR

  @briengakaplan-b1550 · 6 months ago

  Even thru Chuck own beef with MJ he stays on MJ side- that’s a real one.

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• RO

  @RobertAustin-w5d · 6 months ago

  This guy says that “no one dominated the paint before or after Shac”. Well with Bill Russell, Wilt and Kareem I beg to differ.

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• CO

  @ColumbianMaccabbee · 6 months ago

  Pippen's true character was shown when he sat the bench and refused to play in that playoff game. MJ said that too. "He'll never live it down", and he hasn't! He wasn't even sorry for doing it! (See The Last Dance)

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• DA

  @darchon5 · 6 months ago

  I hope that everyone (esp MJ haters / Pippen lovers) can logically see how ridiculous Pippen was regarding MJ:<br>- This all stemmed from MJ&apos;s Last Dance truthfully recounting what happened during the Bulls years, including those last 1.8 sec, as well as Pippen delaying surgery for so long for no good reason until training camp of the Last Dance season that led to him missing half the season.<br>- But they didn&apos;t dwell on it, and the documentary barely said anything negative about Pippen overall, while MJ in it praised Pippen a bunch of times. That&apos;s making mountains out of mole hills.<br>- As a result of magnifying perceived slights about legit, significant events that affected the team and not just him, Pippen decided to go scorched Earth in his book and various interviews after that for a pretty sustained period, including using a lot of revisionist history that almost entirely negates his praise towards MJ during his Hall of Fame induction just a decade earlier.

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• NA

  @Natedaskate · 6 months ago

  It was Tex’s triangle, not Phil’s

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• NI

  @nicolemurray5718 · 6 months ago

  A deprived childhood NOT just for Scottie for JUSTICE FOR ALL‼️👩🏿‍⚖️👩🏽‍⚖️👩🏾‍⚖️👸🏾🐐🥳🎤♥️💔💋

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• RO

  @rolandbaron5813 · 5 months ago

  This sounds like jealousy and selfishness on Pippens part. Sad.

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• DO

  @donkeytime1704 · 6 months ago (edited)

  In the documentary (The Last Dance) revealed some of Scottie&apos;s vulnerabilities. The bad decision he made in his contract, the final shot that was set up for Kukoch from Phil, and him quitting on his teammates in result of that game probably brought back some hurtful feelings. It&apos;s understandable and maybe Michael should have left some of that out of the documentary, knowing how difficult some of those times were for Scottie. It&apos;s still Scottie&apos;s choices that he made at the time, but I believe it&apos;s best to keep some personal things to yourselves. That documentary was like pouring salt on a open wound and Scottie is having a difficult time dealing with it.

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• PE

  @Pedro_Grifo · 6 months ago

  Now you see why Kobe wanted to win with out Shaq

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