15 Career triple doubles (regular season) for Scottie Pippen, 13 behind team-record holder Michael Jordan, who has recorded double figures in points, rebounds and assists 28 times. (Jordan stands seventh alltime, well behind Oscar Robertson, the NBA leader, with 178.) MOST REGULAR-SEASON TRIPLE DOUBLES BY BULLS Michael Jordan 1984-present 28 Scottie Pippen 1987-present 15 Tom Boerwinkle 1968-78 5 Mickey Johnson 1974-79 3 14 Wins in the month of January 1996, with no losses, making the Bulls only the 10th club in league history to have an undefeated month (minimum 12 games). NBA TEAMS WITH UNDEFEATED MONTHS Los Angeles Lakers December 1971 16-0 San Antonio Spurs March 1996 16-0 Boston Celtics December 1959 15-0 Los Angeles Lakers November 1971 14-0 Phoenix Suns December 1992 14-0 Houston Rockets November 1993 14-0 New York Knicks March 1994 14-0 Chicago Bulls January 1996 14-0 Milwaukee Bucks March 1973 13-0< Washington Capitols November 1948 12-0 Los Angeles Lakers November 1972 12-0 13 Consecutive seasons in which the Bulls have made it into the playoffs, the third-longest ongoing streak in the NBA. MOST CONSECUTIVE YEARS IN NBA PLAYOFFS (CURRENT STREAKS) Portland Trail Blazers 15 Utah Jazz 14 Chicago Bulls 13 New York Knicks 10 Phoenix Suns 9 12 Bulls who have been named NBA All-Stars. NBA ALL-STAR APPEARANCES BY BULLS PLAYERS App. Years Michael Jordan 11 1985-93, '96, '97 Scottie Pippen 7 1990, '92-97 Chet Walker 4 1970, '71, '73, '74 Bob Love 3 1971-73 Norm Van Lier 3 1974, '76, '77 Artis Gilmore 3 1978-80 Jerry Sloan 2 1967, '69 Reggie Theus 2 1980, '83 Guy Rodgers 1 1967 Bob Boozer 1 1968 B.J. Armstrong 1 1994 Horace Grant 1 1994 11 Men who guided the Bulls before Phil Jackson took over as head coach in 1989. None of them won an NBA championship; in his eight seasons in Chicago, Jackson has won five and has a regular-season record of 483-173 (.736). BULLS COACHES BEFORE PHIL JACKSON Seasons W-L Pct. John Kerr 1966-67 to 1967-68 62-101 .380 Dick Motta 1968-69 to 1975-76 356-300 .545 Ed Badger 1976-77 to 1977-78 84-80 .512 Larry Costello 1978-79 20-36 .357 Scotty Robertson 1978-79 11-15 .423 Jerry Sloan 1979-80 to 1981-82 94-122 .435 Rod Thorn 1981-82 15-15 .500 Paul Westhead 1982-83 28-54 .341 Kevin Loughery 1983-84 to 1984-85 65-99 .396 Stan Albeck 1985-86 30-52 .366 Doug Collins 1986-87 to 1988-89 137-109 .557 Before Jordan, Motta was the winningest Bulls coach. photo by Manny Millan