Yet you were focused entirely on Mo Williams, who played just 2 seasons with Bron, and Antawn Jamison, who was there for just 25 games. While you claimed that Oakley was Jordan's best offensive teammate before Pippen as if Woolridge and Gervin didn't even exist.
You don't see the hypocrisy?
There was literally just ONE YEAR between when Woolridge/Gervin left the Bulls and Pippen/Grant joined the team. And you tried to make it out like that 1 year was the roster for that entire era.
1985: MJ 28ppg, Woolridge 23ppg, Dailey 15ppg, Johnson 10ppg, Corzine 9ppg
1986: MJ 23ppg, Woolridge 21ppg, Gervin 16ppg, Green 14ppg, Banks 11ppg, Oakley 10ppg, Corzine 10ppg
1987: MJ 37ppg, Oakley 15ppg, Paxson 11ppg, Banks 10ppg, Corzine 9ppg
1988: MJ 35ppg, Oakley 12ppg, Vincent 13ppg, Corzine 10ppg, Paxson 8ppg, Pippen 8ppg, Grant 8ppg
1989: MJ 32ppg, Pippen 14ppg, Grant 12ppg, Cartwright 12ppg, Hodges 10ppg, Vincent 9ppg, Paxson 7ppg
1990: MJ 34ppg, Pippen 17ppg, Grant 13ppg, Cartwright 11ppg, Paxson 10ppg, King 9ppg, Hodges 7ppg, Armstrong 6ppg
Oakley, Cartwright, Grant, Armstrong, Gervin, and Pippen all made all-star games at some point in their career, just like Antawn and Mo Williams. Orlando Woolridge never made an all-star team but he was likely better than Mo or Antawn too. Oakley, Pippen, and Grant were all great defenders in addition to their scoring, while Paxson, Hodges, and Armstrong could shoot the shyt out of the ball.
Claiming that Jordan played with such terrible scrubs that he never had any chance to carry anyone is just dumb revisionism. Was Zydrunas any better than Oakley? Was John Paxson inferior to Boobie Gibson? Do names like Drew Gooden, washed Eric Snow, and Sasha Pavlovic stand head and shoulders above those names on MJ's list?