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Most dominant seasons in Chicago Bulls history
Stacker used Stathead data to rank the Bulls’ top five seasons, led by the 1995-96 team’s 72 wins and 11.8 SRS.
- The Chicago Bulls reached their peak in the 1995-96 season, recording a 72-10 record with an 11.8 Simple Rating System score, the fourth-highest all-time.
- Stacker compiled these rankings using the Simple Rating System, developed by Sports Reference, which measures point differential adjusted for strength of schedule.
- Phil Jackson coached the 1996-97 team to a 69-13 record with a 10.7 SRS ranking ninth all-time, and the 1991-92 squad finished 67-15 with a 10.07 SRS.
- Under Jackson, the 1990-91 Bulls achieved a 61-21 record with an 8.57 SRS, while the 1971-72 team coached by Dick Motta posted 57-25 with a 7.91 SRS.
- While championships often define a team's legacy, regular-season dominance reveals significant insights into a franchise's peak performance and sustained excellence.
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Total News Sources21
Leaning Left13Leaning Right1Center5Last UpdatedBias Distribution69% Left
Bias Distribution
- 69% of the sources lean Left
69% Left
L 69%
C 26%
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