Chicago Bulls Playoff Tickets

Interested in seeing some postseason basketball this year, but not sure which team to buy seats for? Try Chicago Bulls playoff tickets. The Bulls have made the NBA's second season more than two dozen times throughout the years, with the team's first trip coming in their first year of existence. Led by coach Red Kerr, Chicago went 33-47 during the regular season in 1966-67, good for fourth place in the Western Division. They were quickly swept out of the playoffs by the St. Louis Hawks in the semifinal round, but went on to make the playoffs in seven of the next eight seasons, missing out only in 1968-69. In 1975, the franchise captured their first ever division championship, winning the Midwest Division with a 47-35 record. It was a banner moment for Chicago Bulls basketball, but little did the team or their fans realize that much bigger and far better things were on the horizon.

The Golden Age of Chicago Bulls Playoff Tickets

Fans became quite accustomed to purchasing Chicago Bulls playoff tickets in the 1990s, as the franchise had one of the winningest decades in NBA history. The pieces all came together in time for the 1989-90 season. Michael Jordan, drafted in 1984, was a four-time scoring champion. Scottie Pippin reached his first All-Star Game, and coach Doug Collins was replaced by an assistant named Phil Jackson. In 1990-91, the trio's second season together, the Bulls won 61 games and cruised to the NBA Championship. They would go on to become the first team since the 1960s Boston Celtics to win three titles in a row before Jordan retired for the first time. Without MJ, the Bulls failed to win the big one, but his retirement ended in 1995 and the team's title drought ended the following season with a Finals victory over the Seattle SuperSonics. That season, the won a franchise record 72 games, and in 1997, the Bulls claimed their second of what would be three more championships, giving the Chicago franchise a total of six championships in just eight seasons.