A few months before LeBron James made his NBA debut, Michael Jordan expressed doubt about his ability to dominate the league right away despite being arguably the most hyped prospect in NBA history.

The NBA is back — and so is legend Michael Jordan. During halftime of the Houston Rockets-Oklahoma City Thunder opener on NBC and Peacock, Jordan sat down with NBC broadcaster Mike Tirico for the ...

Michael Jordan made his debut as a special contributor to NBC Sports’ return to NBA broadcasting on Tuesday night, saying he’s doing so as a way to give back to basketball. Jordan, speaking to NBC ...

Michael Jordan is the man in the sports card hobby. The NBA legend dominates search results on eBay every month, his cards are the most sold across all sports, and now a one-of-a-kind card featuring ...

Chicago Bulls icon Michael Jordan sparked similar concerns during “The Last Dance” documentary. Michael Jordan made his NBC debut as a special contributor to the network's NBA broadcasts. Jordan, ...

Monday night marked the return of the NBA on NBC, and therefore, my childhood. There were the colorful lasers to make the Peacock logo, the sounds of Roundball Rock, Mike Tirico's voice on a ...

The debate over the greatest basketball player of all time, or the G.O.A.T, is never-ending. It's been an ongoing debate for a long time now, and as of late, the discussion has centered on two of the ...

Michael Jordan expressed disappointment over the league's trend of 'load managing' stars. Michael Chow / The Republic Michael Jordan offered his insights on load management in the NBA: He doesn’t like ...

Michael Jordan is widely regarded as the greatest basketball player of all time. Over a storied 15-season NBA career, he won six championships with the Chicago Bulls, claimed five MVP awards, made 14 ...

The NBA's GOAT is ready for his first appearance as an NBC employee. Michael Jordan, who officially joined the company as a special contributor earlier this year, will have his own series throughout ...

If there's one thing that Michael Jordan doesn't understand, it's missing games when you're healthy. The 14-time All-Star played at least 78 games in 12 of his 15 seasons, including all 82 nine times.