NBC Sports announced on May 12 that Chicago Bulls all-time great Michael Jordan will be a special contributor to their NBA broadcast in the fall.

LeBron James, in his 22nd season at age 40, has surpassed Michael Jordan to become the oldest player ever to receive NBA MVP votes, finishing sixth in

Stephen Curry may be on the Mount Rushmore of NBA players who forever changed the game, but it’s important to know that he was raised in a basketball household.

Throughout the six NBA Championships he and his Chicago Bulls teams won, Michael Jordan had countless iconic moments. One in particular came in the 1992 NBA Finals. As his Bulls took on the Portland Trail Blazers,

When Michael Jordan declared his return to the NBA scene —not as a player, but as a special contributor for NBC’s upcoming NBA coverage — rumors began to swirl. The most outrageous? That NBC had enticed the Chicago Bulls legend back with an unbelievable $40 million per year deal,

Scottie Pippen wrote in his book, “Unguarded,” that he and Michael Jordan once drank beers before a Chicago Bulls preseason game. Pippen and Jordan won six championships, three-peated twice and went undefeated in the NBA Finals,

Their eyes turned to University of Central Arkansas alum Scottie Pippen, the forward who, in Game 6 of the 1992 NBA Finals, led the second unit on a 14-2 run before Jordan and the starters returned to seal the deal against the Portland Trail Blazers.