Ranking the Chicago Bulls' 6 Championships

#1 1995-96 72-10 record, 15-3 in the playoffs, defeated Seattle 4-2 in the Finals

Gary Payton proved to be no match for MJ and the best team of all time.

Arguably the greatest season of all time. The first team to ever lead the league in offensive and defensive efficiency. The holder of the all-time wins record until the 2015-2016 season. Fewest losses in a season, regular season and postseason combined. Owner of the largest margin of victory of all time. Almost any way you measure team success over a season, this team tops the chart. Fresh off MJ's first playoff loss since 1990 in the previous season, the team added Dennis Rodman and came out with a purpose to reclaim their throne.

Jordan was his usual dominant force, claiming the MVP and scoring over 30 points, Pippen was an all-around menace, back in his more comfortable role of an ultra glue guy, Rodman kicked ass on the boards, and the role players fit seamlessly into their roles. They had a stretch from late November to early February where they went 31-1. This team was truly on a different level from the rest of the league during the regular season.

In the playoffs it was more of the same, they ripped through the East only losing one game by a total of three points and avenging their loss to the Magic the year early with a resounding sweep. In the Finals, they were well on their way to capping off a 15-1 playoff record before the SuperSonics ruined the impending coronation by beating the Bulls in games 4 and 5. However, this proved to be a minor hiccup for Chicago as they capped the series off with a dominant defensive performance in a 12 point win. All in all, there is no Bulls title season that can quite measure up with this one.

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