Burrell played for the Chicago Bulls in 1997-98 and averaged 5.2 points and 2.5 rebounds in 80 games as a reserve forward. He retired from the NBA in 2001 and is the current head coach of the ...

Jordan pushed and challenged Burrell more than anyone else—he picked on him in practice to prepare him for a run at an NBA championship. The Bulls legend dismissed Scott's defensive ability ...

In "The Last Dance" documentary, certain players were portrayed rather one-dimensionally, and during the 1997-98 season with the Chicago Bulls, Scott Burrell found himself as Michael Jordan's ...

Scott Burrell still remembers the tense moments with his Chicago Bulls teammates before the biggest games of the 1997-98 season. It didn’t matter if he was standing in the tunnel of the United ...

So to recap, Bulls fans got the opportunity to boo a dead man but not to applaud Luc Longley, Steve Kerr, Scott Burrell, etc., individually. Steve Kerr’s reaction to Jerry Krause being boo’d ...

Scott Burrell had no college coaching experience ... Aside from his credentials, which include an NBA title with the Bulls, recommendations poured in from all corners of the state and beyond.