The 1995-96 Chicago Bulls season was a historic masterpiece, as the team set a then-NBA record with a 72-10 regular-season record. Led by Michael Jordan, who earned MVP honors and his eighth scoring title, alongside All-Stars Scottie Pippen and rebounding specialist Dennis Rodman, the Bulls dominated both ends of the floor under coach Phil Jackson. This legendary campaign culminated in the franchise's fourth NBA championship after a convincing postseason run that ended with a 4-2 Finals victory over the Seattle SuperSonics. A five-time NBA champion and Hall of Fame inductee, Dennis Rodman was a legendary rebounder and defensive specialist who played a pivotal role in the Chicago Bulls' second three-peat from 1996 to 1998.