After Michael Jordan retired in 1998, the Chicago Bulls began a seemingly endless rebuild. For over a decade, they struggled, managing only a few postseason appearances. From 1999 to 2008, Chicago missed the playoffs seven times in 10 seasons.

Michael Jordan once named the 'best all-round player' on the Chicago Bulls team - but never told him directly. Jordan enjoyed a legendary spell with the Bulls, winning an impressive six NBA championships during his time in Chicago. He played with some great players, including Dennis Rodman, Steve Kerr and Horace Grant.

The one-time league MVP played eight injury-plagued years in Chicago. But when he was on, there were few better.