This is the most evergreen subject in the vertical: a completed six title dynasty whose facts never move. The Bulls were founded in 1966 and drafted Michael Jordan third overall in 1984; after years of early playoff exits, the club won three straight championships from 1991 to 1993, then, after Jordan returned from his baseball break, three more from 1996 to 1998. The middle run opened with the 72 and 10 season of 1995 to 1996, still the defining regular season in league history, and Jordan collected five Most Valuable Player awards, six Finals MVP awards, and ten scoring titles along the way. Nothing here decays, nothing here needs anchoring, and the fandom has memorized the chronology like scripture. The quizzes run forensic because the canon can take it: title run ordering, Finals records, and the supporting cast records of a dynasty built in two three year acts.
The front door of the most evergreen shelf in the book. A franchise founded in 1966 drafts Michael Jordan third overall in 1984, climbs, breaks through, and wins six championships in two three-peats, with Jordan as Finals MVP every single time. Ten questions on the shape of the dynasty. Nothing here decays, and nothing here needs a calculator.
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