The biggest winners and losers from 'The Last Dance,' ESPN's docuseries on Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls

Michael Jordan laughs in "The Last Dance."via "The Last Dance"/ESPN

• ESPN's docuseries on Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls, "The Last Dance," concluded on Sunday.
• After 10 episodes, several of Jordan's teammates (and even some opponents) came out looking like winners, thanks to the series' depictions, while others weren't so lucky.
• Our list of winners includes Jordan, Phil Jackson, and Steve Kerr, while the losers include Isiah Thomas, Jerry Krause, and the Seattle SuperSonics.
• Check out the full list of winners and losers below.
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ESPN's docuseries "The Last Dance" on Michael Jordan and the 1997-98 Chicago Bulls became the most popular documentary of 2020.

In a time without most sports, the 10-part series (which covered Jordan's career from 1984-1998) provided a needed dose of basketball.

The series was produced by Jordan and thus, very Jordan-centric, down to its portrayal of events. As a result, some key characters from that time came out of the series looking like winners, while a few others were on the receiving end of Jordan's opinions and fiery competitiveness.

With the series now over, here's a look at the biggest winners and losers of "The Last Dance."