Former Chicago Bulls player Scottie Pippen has one goal in his new memoir – to portray himself in a different light than in last year’s “The Last Dance” documentary.

Pippen is making sure it’s a slam dunk in his favor, to clear what his Bulls teammate Michael Jordan said about him.

The documentary director interviewed and featured Pippen heavily in the 10-episode series.

The 56-year-old basketball player only saw the finished product a few weeks before its release and didn’t like his depiction.

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Pippen is specifically mad at the clip of him on the bench when he wasn’t chosen to shoot the last shot at a game.

During that time, Michael Jordan hadn’t been part of the Chicago Bulls, but still highlighted that instance in the docuseries.

Pippen noted that each episode showed Jordan in a spotless light, with his teammates lacking credit for the team’s championship wins.

Though, Jordan did credit Pippen as a reason for the Chicago Bulls’ championship reign.

The duo’s relationship may be fractured, and Pippen reveals he didn’t make any earnings from appearing in “The Last Dance.”