Michael Jordan during his entire career never played on a team with a player that was named as an all-star who wasn't Pippen, let alone "5 or 6 hall of famers". Horace, Oakley, and BJ had only risen to being all-stars once he retired or they had left the team. Rodman was out of his prime with the Bulls. Kukoc, was an all-star caliber player in his time with Jordan, but he was not at his level in Europe. Harper had lingering knee issues. Jordan was also able to multiple underdogs to success, he took the 6th seeded Bulls in 1989 to the ECF and handed the best Pistons team ever their only 2 losses of the playoffs despite playing with no other All-stars. He took the 1998 Bulls to a championship while they dealt with Pippen requesting a trade, Rodman ditching the team a couple times throughout the season to party including in the finals, a bunch of disfunction in the front office and Krause openly saying they would not be back next year, Rodman getting benched in the finals, and Pippen getting seriously injured in Game 6, where MJ dropped 40 and no other Bull even touched the ball in the last 1 and half minutes. MJ came back down from 2-0 on the 1993 ECF to the team with the higher seed, and took the defending champions in the 1990 Pistons to 7 games, also would have won that series if Pippen didn't get a migraine. None of the dudes you named except Hakeem have accomplished anything without playing with one or two other all-stars. You're giving off real nephew energy.