Jud Buechler's guest appearances

Jud Buechler

KNBR Podcast

The Morning Roast with Bonta & Shasky

Tolbert & Lund

The Morning Shift on 92.9 The Game

The HoopsHype Podcast with Michael Scotto

Gwynn & Chris On Demand

Papa & Lund Podcast

Tolbert & Copes

Carmen and Jurko

The Basketball Strong Podcast

Lonzo Ball

LeBron James

Marcus Smart

Bobby Marks

Fred VanVleet

Bradley Beal

Shams Charania

Scottie Pippen

Joel Embiid

Phil Jackson

Pat Riley

Tom Thibodeau

Brian Windhorst

Damian Lillard

Drew Hanlen

OwlTail

Steve Kerr

Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippen, Dennis Rodman, and Phil Jackson got all the media attention during the Chicago Bulls’ second three-peat, but role players were crucial to their success. While Jordan was still on his baseball hiatus, the Bulls signed small forward Jud Buechler, who’d previously shown what we now call “3 and D” skills with the Warriors, Spurs and Nets. The following March, Jordan sent the basketball universe into a frenzy with just two words: “I’m back.” In this episode of Basketball Strong, Jud shares the inside story of the three championships that followed, what it was like in those intense Bulls practices after Jordan’s return, and why he appreciated the tough love and leadership of His Airness. We also rewind to discuss Jud’s college days with Lute Olsen’s expert tutelage, what he learned as a multi-sport athlete, and the unsurpassed work ethic that earned him a 12-year NBA career. In this episode, you’ll hear Jud share:Which core values he learned from Arizona Hall of Fame coach Lute OlsenHow fellow Wildcat Steve Kerr mentored him through his NBA journeyWhat happened in Michael Jordan’s first practice with the Bulls after he came out of retirementWhen he decided to choose between volleyball and basketballWho his favorite teammates were and what he gleaned from Tex Winter, who invented the Triangle Offense

Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippen, Dennis Rodman, and Phil Jackson got all the media attention during the Chicago Bulls’ second three-peat, but role players were crucial to their success. While Jordan was still on his baseball hiatus, the Bulls signed small forward Jud Buechler, who’d previously shown what we now call “3 and D” skills with the Warriors, Spurs and Nets. The following March, Jordan sent the basketball universe into a frenzy with just two words: “I’m back.” In this episode of Basketball Strong, Jud shares the inside story of the three championships that followed, what it was like in those intense Bulls practices after Jordan’s return, and why he appreciated the tough love and leadership of His Airness. We also rewind to discuss Jud’s college days with Lute Olsen’s expert tutelage, what he learned as a multi-sport athlete, and the unsurpassed work ethic that earned him a 12-year NBA career. In this episode, you’ll hear Jud share:<ul><li>Which core values he learned from Arizona Hall of Fame coach Lute Olsen</li><li>How fellow Wildcat Steve Kerr mentored him through his NBA journey</li><li>What happened in Michael Jordan’s first practice with the Bulls after he came out of retirement</li><li>When he decided to choose between volleyball and basketball</li><li>Who his favorite teammates were and what he gleaned from Tex Winter, who invented the Triangle Offense</li></ul>

3-Time NBA Champion Jud Buechler on What it Was Like When Michael Jordan Returned to the Chicago Bulls and Why Scottie Pippen & Steve Kerr Were Such Great Teammates

Alex Kennedy is joined by 12-year NBA veteran Jud Buechler, who won three championships with the Chicago Bulls from 1996-1998. Buechler talks about playing with Michael Jordan, Jordan's comeback in 1995, how Jordan pushed his teammates, traveling with Jordan at the height of his fame, "The Last Dance" documentary, what that 1997-98 season was like, the Bulls' internal battle (players and coaches vs. management), his transition to coaching and more.

Alex Kennedy is joined by 12-year NBA veteran Jud Buechler, who won three championships with the Chicago Bulls from 1996-1998. Buechler talks about playing with Michael Jordan, Jordan's comeback in 1995, how Jordan pushed his teammates, traveling with Jordan at the height of his fame, "The Last Dance" documentary, what that 1997-98 season was like, the Bulls' internal battle (players and coaches vs. management), his transition to coaching and more.

Jud Buechler on Playing With Michael Jordan, "The Last Dance," Being Part of the Bulls' Dynasty and More (Ep. 208)

Jud Buechler joins the show to preview The Last Dance on ESPN this Sunday. Jim Miller and Mike North both also join the show to talk gambling.

4/17 1 PM: Jud Buechler