Michael Jordan's return to the Chicago Bulls in 1995 marked the start of another triumphant three-peat for the franchise. Head coach Phil Jackson aimed to create a united team, with Jordan stepping up as a leader. Though Jordan struggled to connect with teammates, coach George Mumford helped him understand individual player dynamics. By tailoring his approach, Jordan led the Bulls to three consecutive championships from 1995 to 1998. Scottie Pippen, once in Jordan's shadow, excelled in his absence and earned praise from the basketball legend.
