Two days after Michael Jordan made his plea, Phil Jackson kept upthe pressure on Scottie Pippen not to let his hard feelings towardBulls management interfere with the team's quest for an NBA titlethis season.
Jackson, though, could not offer any assurances that the Bullswon't harbor any hard feelings toward Pippen.
Speaking after a practice session Monday - which included Pippen- Jackson said the matter is far from resolved and Pippen still hasplenty of time to change his mind. But like Jordan, Jackson admittedhe was disappointed by Pippen's trade demand and vow not to play forthe Bulls again."Michael and I both packed our bags (last summer) and wereheaded out …
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