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5 facts from 1 episode, in date order. These are what speakers said on the shows, each linked to the moment it was said. They aren't independently verified.

1989

Phil Jackson became Bulls head coach and handed the offense to Tex Winter while he focused on defense.

“Phil Jackson's always focused on detail on defense, he says. So he's the head of, uh, he's the head coach, but then he lets Tex teach everybody offense.”

David Senra · Michael Jordan (The Life), 0:58:03

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Jerry Krause, general manager of the Chicago Bulls, believed in Tex Winter's triangle offense.

“Jerry Krause really believed in in Tex Winter, and Jerry Krause is the GM of, uh, the Bulls”

David Senra · Michael Jordan (The Life), 0:57:00

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Over two seasons the Detroit Pistons won fourteen of seventeen regular season and playoff games against the Chicago Bulls.

“In the seventeen regular season and playoff games between the Bulls and the Pistons over two seasons, the Pistons would win fourteen.”

David Senra · Michael Jordan (The Life), 1:00:44

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The host says Jordan had to learn to trust his teammates during the Bulls' transition to the triangle offense.

“Jordan was going to have to learn to trust his teammates.”

David Senra · Michael Jordan (The Life), 1:07:58

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Phil Jackson hired psychologist and mindfulness expert George Mumford to teach the Bulls players to meditate.

“There's a psychologist that's hired by Phil Jackson. This guy's name, George George Mumford, is psychologist and mindfulness expert taught the players to meditate.”

David Senra · Michael Jordan (The Life), 1:26:31

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