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Scottie Pippen sends birthday wishes to Phil Jackson

By  Dan Cahill
   
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Former Bulls coach Phil Jackson turned 70 today. The president of the New York Knicks received birthday wishes from around the NBA, including this one from former Bulls star Scottie Pippen:

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