(LOT 118)
1997 Chicago Bulls Courtside Stadium Chair Used for Entire Season Including Playoff Games #354/750 E-S-P-LTD LOA

No Team during the 1990s was more successful than the Chicago Bulls winning six NBA championship, of two Three-Peats a phrase coined by Chicago. After wins in 1991, 1992 & ’93, Michael Jordan, the greatest of all-time, retired to pursue a career in professional baseball. After two seasons of the Bulls losing back-to-back Eastern Conference Championships, Michael returned and guided Chicago to three more championships before retiring once more. During their championship seasons, the Bulls posted a record of 388-104 including a 72-10-win campaign in 1995-96 and a 69-13 record in 1996-97, the latter of which this chair was used. That 1996-97 season record is tied for third all-time with a .878 winning percentage. Michael Jordan led the NBA in scoring (again) & points per game and Dennis Rodman pulled down 320 offensive rebounds to lead the league with a 16.1 rebounds per game. This very cushy and comfortable chair served the likes of celebrities and high rollers who paid for floor seats during those 1997 Home Playoffs. It advertises the 1997 Playoffs on the cushioned back, and on the seat, it recognizes their world championships from 1991, 1992, 1993 and 1996. "Drive For Five" appears on the side. A piece of courtside history, there are 750 of these chairs that exist with an LOA coming from E-S-P-LTD. of Highland Park, Illinois. This is chair #354/750. A great addition to your man cave for sure.

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MIN BID $400
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