2020 Lakers without LeBron vs 1994 Bulls without MJ in a playoff series...

[Gus Hemmingway]

This settles the debate..

Who wins?

[Spurs m8]

MJ MJ MJ MJ MJ MJ

Go and enjoy Brons ring....this is one night you should not let MJ destroy you

[ArbitraryWater]

MJ MJ MJ MJ MJ MJ

Go and enjoy Brons ring....this is one night you should not let MJ destroy you

Are u ok?

[AussieSteve]

MJ MJ MJ MJ MJ MJ

Go and enjoy Brons ring....this is one night you should not let MJ destroy you

I agree. Give it a rest for 12 hours.


But, to answer OP's question... 94 bulls in 5 or 6. I'd be surprised if anyone disagrees with this.

[ImKobe]

Lakers win easily. AD's the best player and you still have Playoff Rondo going up against BJ Armstrong :kobe: .

[RRR3]

Lakers win easily. AD's the best player and you still have Playoff Rondo going up against BJ Armstrong :kobe: .
Steaming. Bet you were sobbing uncontrollably last night :roll:

[LegendaryBaller]

Honestly could go either way.

Davis is definitely the best player in the series. Then Scottie.

For the rest? Rondo. Then Horace. Then Kuzma / Kukoc are roughly tied. As is KCP and BJ. So LA has the advantage overall talent wise. Chicago is better coached, has longer championship pedigree. Probably superior mental toughness as well.

Probably goes 7 games with today’s rules and I’d personally take Chicago if they run a lineup of BJ, Kerr, Pippen, Kukoc, and Grant. 90s rules they probably win in 6 games.

Add LeBron and it’s a similar result as this year against the Heat. Add Jordan to Chicago, and Bulls win.

[Roundball_Rock]

Bulls easily. The Lakers without LeBron are a 45 win type team. They need him to have a functional offense.


Steaming. Bet you were sobbing uncontrollably last night :roll:

:lol