A quarter-century ago, in 1998, Bulls guard Michael Jordan and forward Scottie Pippen stood atop the sports world. That year, the pair wrapped up their sixth NBA title in an eight-year span, cementing themselves as one of 20th-century sports's greatest dynasties.
In the 25 years since that title, it's safe to say their relationship has taken a different direction.
It has changed, in fact, such that the following sentence is now plausible: Jordan’s son Marcus wants his father to be the best man when he marries Larsa Pippen, Scottie Pippen’s ex-wife.
