Every Chicago Bulls Hall of Famer

June 25, 2026

🏀 The 2027 NBA All-Star Game

Sunday, February 21, 2027 at the Mortgage Matchup Center in Phoenix, Arizona, home of the Phoenix Suns. All-Star Weekend runs February 19-21, with the Rising Stars Challenge on Friday and All-Star Saturday Night featuring the skills competitions. It is the fourth time Phoenix has hosted NBA All-Star and the first since 2009.

Few franchises have given their fans so much to celebrate, and the Chicago Bulls have the Hall of Famers to prove it. Here is every player who wore the red and black and went on to earn basketball's highest individual honor.

Michael Jordan: Inducted 2009

Michael Jordan is, quite simply, the reason so many people fell in love with this team. Inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in 2009, he led the Bulls to six NBA championships and became the most iconic player the sport has ever seen. Every Bulls fan cave owes at least one piece of wall space to number 23.

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Scottie Pippen: Inducted 2010

Scottie Pippen was the heartbeat of those Bulls dynasty teams, a versatile and fiercely competitive player who made everything around him better. Inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2010, he earned his place not as a sidekick but as a genuine all-time great in his own right. Chicago claimed him as its own, and that pride has never faded.

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Derrick Rose: Inducted 2026

Derrick Rose was a homegrown Chicago kid who captured the hearts of an entire city when he became the youngest MVP in NBA history. Inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in 2026, he brought a breathtaking combination of speed, skill, and heart to the United Center that Bulls fans will never forget. His story is one of the most beloved in franchise history.

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