That is the question. And if we were playing today's rules, would the Bulls have time to prepare and adjust for a style of basketball they've never seen or played? They've never played in an NBA without hand checking, illegal defense, teams built around 3 point shooting. How much more space would Jordan have to drive and create offense without hand checking? How much less space would Curry/Thompson have to launch 3's with hand checking in place? I am thinking the Warriors would be more talented, but the meatball in me defers to Jordan's relentlessly brutal competitive streak. Give him time to prepare and the Bulls have a good shot. If there's someone who could "shut down" Durant for a series, it would be Pippen IMO which allows MJ to guard Curry or Thompson. Then again, if there's no hand checking, Durant still goes nuts. It would also be fun to see Rodman vs. Green/Zaza. I think Harper would guard Curry. He was a noted good defender even in his Chicago years and was tall and long enough to do as good a job as anyone on Steph. No one is shutting him down but Harper might be the most adequate on the Bulls. If Harper fails, MJ then goes on him and attempts to savagely tear down his confidence and makes it his personal mission to stop Curry. Yes, giant homer here :)