By now, it’s no secret that Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen aren’t exactly on the best of terms. The legendary Chicago Bulls players have been embroiled in a (mostly one-sided) feud over the past several years. Pippen and Jordan remain estranged, and a number of their former teammates have weighed in on their fractured relationship. Among those to speak out as of late is Randy Brown, who’s hoping his former comrades will mend fences. Now, Brown is addressing the narrative that Jordan and Pippen were never close.
Randy Brown, a former point guard, was a member of the Bulls when they won three consecutive championships between 1996 and 1998. While Brown was a key support guy off the bench, he still became relatively well acquainted with Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen. That appears to be a major reason why Brown, as he explained during his appearance on fellow ex-Bull Stacey King’s Gimme the Hot Sauce Podcast, is not convinced Jordan and Pippen had no relationship beyond the court:
