Is this Bulls team as good, or even close to being as good as the 1998 team? Before you yell blasphemy and hurl your cell phone across the room, bare with me here, as we take an in depth look at the possibilities.
First we need to use an accurate science that can provide undeniable evidence of certain team similarities. For this, we will compare the two team’s greatest features.
| Criteria | 1997-1998 | 2010-2011 | ||||
| First half records | 29-12 | 28-13 | ||||
| Missing #2 option to start the season |  |
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| MVP Candidate | |
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| Rebounding Leader | |
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| Former Chicagoan turned rival | |
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| Multiple All Stars | |
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| Coach of the Year Candidate | |
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| Feather Boas | |
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| A 3 Point Leader | |
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| The Guy Nobody Understands | |
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| Ashton Kutcher look-a-like | |
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| Tall International Player | |
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| Bench Cheerleader | |
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| A guy who makes you rip your own hair out | |
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| The NBA going into a major owner and labor hiatus | |
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Start the fire, because wez’ bout to be grillin!
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