NBA · Franchise founded 1966
Chicago Bulls
The Bulls reached their first Finals in 1991 and then won six titles in eight seasons, interrupted only by Michael Jordan's first retirement. The middle of that run produced a 72-win season that redefined what a great regular season looked like.
Turning points
1991–1993
The first three-peat, beating the Lakers, the Trail Blazers and the Suns.
1995–96
72 wins, a regular-season record at the time, and a fourth title against Seattle.
1998
Jordan's last shot in Salt Lake City seals a sixth title in eight years.
The Chicago Bulls have reached the NBA Finals 6 times and won 6 championships, most recently in 1998. Turning points are checked against the sources listed on our content policy page.
Finals history
| Year | Opponent | Result |
|---|---|---|
| 1998 | Utah Jazz | Won title |
| 1997 | Utah Jazz | Won title |
| 1996 | Seattle SuperSonics | Won title |
| 1993 | Phoenix Suns | Won title |
| 1992 | Portland Trail Blazers | Won title |
| 1991 | Los Angeles Lakers | Won title |