According to a report on ESPN, the full-fledged partner of the Bulls dynasty, is furious at how he was portrayed in "The Last Dance": "Scotty feels the atmosphere was just getting in there. Pippen did not know why he put himself in "

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Scottie Pippen, Michael Jordan's partner for the Chicago Bulls Championship dynasty, is furious at the form and the way it was featured in the docu-series "The Last Dance."

According to a report on ESPN, the second half of Michael was offended by the criticism he "hijacked" during the series and the incompetence on the part of his exuberance regarding the surgery Pippen chose to perform just before the opening of the 1997/86 season. Jordan heard from Lynn in Chapter Two that Forward was acting selfishly as he decided to miss the first two months of the season just because of his great anger at General Manager Jerry Kraus, who refused to open his contract and upgrade him.

In addition, Pippen can't digest and is furious at how Michael took all the glory for himself, especially in his description of Game 6 against Utah in the 1998 finals series (Jordan's recent tackle in the Bulls uniform). "He feels that the atmosphere in this episode was just getting into Scotty, getting into Scotty," it said, "Scottie Pippen just didn't know why he put himself in."

Pippen's critique joins that of Horace Grant and Chicago Bulls owner Jerry Reinsdorf for the trendy editing of the series. Grant said yesterday that many details and events were omitted from editing. "Everything was over-edited," Grant shot, "when it comes to a documentary about one person, and that person has the right to determine what goes in and what doesn't. It's not documentary. Everything here was beyond the trend." Grant also did not forget to defend Pippen, adding: "I've never seen number 2 presented so badly."

Scottie Pippen is 'beyond livid' with how he was portrayed in The Last Dance documentary and is 'angry' at Michael Jordan, per @thekapman



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