Cole: I was about to fade out of the league when I went to the Bulls. Jordan retired and gave me the chance to play.

Recently, Cole participated in the "Glue Guys Podcast" program and talked about his experience of playing for the Bulls.

Cole said: "When I first joined the Bulls, Michael decided to play baseball. I was on the team and was looking forward to playing with him, or at least on the same team as him. Actually, I was trying out with a non-guaranteed contract, hoping to keep my position in the league."

"But now, his departure is a good thing for me in some ways, because it gave me a lot of playing time. Of course, this is not a good thing for the rest of the Bulls and fans, but it is indeed beneficial to me. That period is a resumption of my career. That was my fifth year in the league, and it was almost fading out of the league. But being able to play in that environment, Phil Jack Suon studied and played side by side with champions such as Scotty Pippen, Horace Grant, and Bill Carter, which completely changed my career. "

" Of course, two years later, Michael came back, and we started to win again and kept winning. So what I learned from it is that it is easier to find and develop my role in a top team with excellent players; and in a mediocre team, everyone is always confused about who the boss is, and it is chaotic. The Chicago Bulls' clear hierarchy and the team's offensive system allow me to easily integrate into it."

In the 1992-93 season, Cole played for the Magic and the Cavaliers, averaging 9.3 minutes per game, scoring 2.6 points, 0.9 rebounds and 1.3 assists. In the 1993-94 season, after joining the Bulls, Kerr averaged 24.8 minutes per game, scoring 8.6 points, 1.6 rebounds and 2.6 assists. In the five seasons with the Bulls, Cole averaged 23.2 minutes per game, scored 8.2 points, 1.5 rebounds and 2.2 assists, and had a three-point shooting percentage of 47.9%.