Michael Jordan

The new format seemed like a slam dunk of an idea, but for TV ratings, it was more like an air ball.

Like it or not, Brady is the Babe Ruth, Michael Jordan and Wayne Gretzky of professional football. And he wants to keep going.

Super Bowl LV could match the best quarterback in history against the next greatest in history, maybe settling a debate never seen with LeBron James vs Michael Jordan.

Tom Brady, Patrick Mahomes and Michael Jordan make the list of 2020's top moments, but in the spots between No. 11 and No. 15.

"It's not like I wanted any of this extra attention. It just kind of happened," Wallace told Newsweek. "You're put into places for a reason and it's up to you how to navigate through it."

ESPN's 10-part documentary chronicling Michael Jordan's final season with the Chicago Bulls has been a hit with viewers, but attracted criticism from some of Jordan's former teammates.

"In these challenging times and in a year of unimaginable difficulty due to COVID-19, it's more important than ever to pause and give thanks," former pro-basketball player Michael Jordan said.

Ball claimed Jordan remains the best player in NBA history, but backed his sons Lonzo and LaMelo to eclipse his achievements.

The former Detroit Pistons star told Fox Sports host Shannon Sharpe that he never considered Jordan a direct rival.

Shannon Sharpe teased The Undisputed's co-host Skip Bayless with a goat wearing a crown and a LeBron James jersey.

The six-time NBA champion will form a team with Denny Hamlin after purchasing the Cup Series charter from Germain Family Racing.

The American rapper and the fast-food restaurant team up to bring customers a new meal.

One of the greatest basketball players in the history of the sport has been one of the main figures to get the NBA playoffs back on track after a brief stint of protests.

Today, we look at a brief yet historic moment in Chicago Bulls history.

A deep dive into the Jordan Brand, its rich history, and its eventual ascension to sneaker greatness,

Netflix has released some major shows in July, featuring everyone from Zac Efron to Michael Jordan to warrior nuns, but one series dominated the top 10 charts this month.

Today, we look back on three NBA brawls that grabbed the basketball world's attention.

A documentary about Magic Johnson is in the works, following ESPN's super-successful "The Last Dance" Michael Jordan documentary.

In the second day of the Big Rock Blue Marlin Tournament off the coast of Morehead City, North Carolina, the crew on Michael Jordan's Catch 23 yacht reeled in a 442.3-pound blue marlin, and the retired NBA star was there to light cigars and enjoy the moment with the crew.

Jordan urged protesters to make their voices heard at the ballot booth as nationwide demonstrations raged on for a sixth consecutive night.

Sam Smith has dismissed Jordan's claims Scottie Pippen and Phil Jackson would have returned for the 1998-98 season and that MJ had food poisoning before "The Flu Game."

Rodman's defense of The Last Dance comes after Horace Grant claimed the documentary was edited to make Jordan look better.

ESPN's 10-part documentary on Michael Jordan's final season with the Chicago Bulls cast Jerry Krause as the chief villain.

In Episode 5 of "The Last Dance," Bryant explained he had a special relationship with Jordan, whom he saw as his mentor.

"Man in the Arena" will feature nine episodes covering Tom Brady's career in the NFL and will air at some point in 2021.

Jordan's two seasons with the Washington Wizards are often considered a failure, but his impact on the court was far superior to his dealings as executive.

Horace Grant, Craig Hodges and Dennis Rodman have all spoken out about the blockbuster documentary series and the way that certain players were portrayed.

"Game 6: The Movie" will feature exclusive, never-before-seen game footage captured during Michael Jordan's final game with the Chicago Bulls.

TV and movie viewers can bundle Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+ for $12.99 a month.

"The Last Dance" received almost universal praise, but which other great NBA teams would make for a must-see documentary?