I don't think that matters as much as who they beat in order to get to the Finals in the first place. Bulls went through that as well in some cases. They arguably faced greater challenges from / talent in the Pistons, Cavs (I almost feel bad for Price, Daugherty, Hot Rod Williams, Nance, etc.) and Knicks (one ore shooter and they probably win the championship in 94') than they did from the Lakers (Magic's last legs, Worthy and Scott were hurt, etc.), Suns (one year wonder with one all-time great in Barkley), and Sonics (pre-donuts Kemp and the Glove; collection of aged and limited role players; okay Detlef probably was better than I am giving him credit for). The Jazz (Stockton & Malone; Hornacek was vastly underrated; 'nuff said) and Blazers (they came close twice; people forget that they had the Bulls badly on the ropes in Game 6; Drexler, Porter, Kersey, Duckworth, Buck Williams, Cliff Robinson, and the underrated Robert Pack) teams they played were really, really good. I know they didn't win championships, but the only reason they didn't is because the best player / side-kick combo of all-time stood in their way.