Cade Cunningham Joins Michael Jordan in NBA History
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Sam Smith shares why Michael Jordan is the most influential player in basketball history: "I don't think anybody could ever rival Michael"
Smith, who has covered the Bulls since 1987 and is the author of the controversial book, "The Jordan Rules," recently appeared on the "Dan Patrick Show." He joined champion head coach Phil Jackson to promote the book he co-authored with Jackson, entitled "Masters of the Game."
Michael Jordan criticized today's NBA stars for load management hurting the game and ruining the live experience for many fans.
Michael Jordan won six championships, six NBA Finals MVPs and five league MVPs and is considered by many to be the greatest player in basketball history.
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 play-by-play voice Mike Tirico in the first installment ...
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Michael Jordan's affair with a singer in 1991 almost cost him $5 million
During his glory days in 1991, Jordan had an ongoing affair with singer Karla Knafel, which led to her becoming pregnant sometime during their romance, triggering a snowball effect. Knafel said MJ was "troubled" when he found out about her pregnancy, pushing her to abort the child.
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Nico Harrison made the dumbest trade in NBA history - Nine months later, Patrick Dumont finally realized it
Former Mavericks GM Nico Harrison's legacy will be forever cemented as the guy who made the league's worst trade.
The legendary NBA star is part of NBC’s coverage. NBC announced Michael Jordan's new weekly segment, "Insights to Excellence," during NBA broadcasts. Jordan aims to "pay it forward" by sharing basketball success and dedication insights. He hasn't played ...
Though NBC isn’t discussing Jordan’s role publicly, seemingly everyone else in sports media is. When the greatest basketball player of all time speaks, people listen – and watch, in this case.
With the backcourt depleted by injuries to De'Aaron Fox and Dylan Harper, the seventh-year pro contributed nine points in a big win over Houston.