The Last Dance: Former Chicago Bulls reaction and takeaways from episodes 7 & 8 | CBS Sports HQ

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Former Chicago Bulls Scott Burrell and Will Perdue are featured in The Last Dance documentary centered around the 1997-98 Jordan-led team.

Burrell and Perdue join CBS Sports HQ — along with Raja Bell, Rip Hamilton, Avery Johnson, and Bill Reiter — to breakdown installments three and four of the highly anticipated series.

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