Having enjoyed a few fruitless seasons with the immensely talented Michael Jordan, the Chicago Bulls made a series of trades which helped cement them as one of the NBA's most impressive dynasties ever. Chief among these were the deals which brought Scottie Pippen and Dennis Rodman to the Windy City, where they'd act as crucial sidekicks during MJ's decade of dominance. Pippen was selected by the Seattle Supersonics in the 1987 draft, but was traded to the Bulls where he'd become Jordan's chief lieutenant through all six of his championship winning seasons. Rodman was a later addition, arriving from the San Antonio Spurs after the Bulls' first "three-peat" and boosting them to a further three rings with his freakish rebounding skills and fierce determination.
