Season · 1989-90

The 1989-90 Chicago Bulls

2,672Team Fame
55-27Record
+2.74SRS
10-6Postseason

The Season in Brief

The 1989-90 Chicago Bulls went 55-27. Led by Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippen and Horace Grant, they posted a +2.74 SRS and went 10-6 in the playoffs.

Each segment is one player's share of the team's fame - Michael Jordan leads at 43%.

The Roster, by Fame

Full Stat Line

Tap a column to re-sort. ★ marks a career year.

Player
Michael Jordan8233.66.96.32.80.760.6924.3165
Scottie Pippen8216.56.75.42.61.252.8284.364
Horace Grant8013.47.92.81.11.155.502.838
Bill Cartwright7111.46.52.00.50.556.201.729
Stacey King828.94.71.10.50.756.201.421
B.J. Armstrong815.61.32.50.60.153.030.818
John Paxson8210.01.54.11.00.155.5331.118
Will Perdue773.82.80.60.20.346.900.811
Craig Hodges636.50.81.70.50.058.9870.410
Charles Davis532.51.50.30.20.240.270.34
Ed Nealy462.33.00.60.30.159.100.54
Jeff Sanders310.91.30.30.10.133.500.12
Clifford Lett41.00.00.30.00.025.000.01
Jack Haley112.31.60.40.00.154.200.00

Roster Profile

Rookies & Newcomers

Draft Pedigree

The Playoff Run

10-6 overall

First Round

3-1

def. Milwaukee Bucks(44-38)

favorite

Conf Semis

4-1

def. Philadelphia 76ers(53-29)

favorite

Conf Finals

3-4

lost to Detroit Pistons(59-23)

underdog

Season fame across franchise history

Every season the Chicago Bulls fielded a roster, scored by the combined fame of that year's team. Click any season to lock it in the panel, then use its Full season page link.

8,8754,438PEAK · 8,875 · 1995-96
1966-671995-962025-26

6 championship seasons marked above the arc.