Though he left basketball for a career in baseball, Michael Jordan still took to the court for pickup games during his time with the White Sox – and he obliterated the competition.
Michael Jordan once turned down $100 million for two-hour appearance, agent says
“He’s been so successful, it gives him an opportunity to do whatever the hell he wants or not to do things he doesn’t want,” said David Falk, Michael Jordan’s former agent.
Marion Jordan obituary
Scholar of film studies who taught at Warwick University and wrote Carry On … Follow That Stereotype …
Michael Jordan was offered $100 million to appear at an event for two hours. He said no, his agent says
“I brought him a deal three years ago for $100 million. All he had to do was, other than giving his name and likeness, make a one two-hour appearance to announce the deal and he t …
Michael Jordan turned down a two-hour, $100 million appearance, his agent says
Provided by CNN Michael Jordan spent a total of 12 years with the Chicago Bulls during two spells. NBA superstar Michael Jordan may have retired years ago, but his off-court ap …
Toni Kukoc Net Worth: Jordan’s Teammate Earned More Than Pippen In ’97-98 Season
Toni Kukoc’s net worth is $30 million. The former national team mainstay was an integral part of the Chicago Bulls dynasty in the ‘90s. Kukoc provided outside sniping that was …
Isiah Thomas says Michael Jordan is only the fourth-best player he ever faced
That doesn’t seem likely to quell a feud with Jordan that has resurfaced in a big way with ESPN’s “The Last Dance.” …
2020 CFL draft: East Carolina LB Jordan Williams selected by BC Lions with No. 1 pick
The BC Lions made a draft-day trade to acquire ECU LB Jordan Williams with the No. 1 overall selection in the 2020 CFL draft.
Rep. Jordan on holding the FBI accountable after release of Flynn documents
Republican Rep. Jim Jordan sounds off after new documents are released on the 2017 questioning of Michael Flynn in the Russia probe.
Jordan Halts Israeli Farmers’ Access to Border Enclave
Jordan’s Foreign Ministry says Israeli farmers will no longer be allowed to work their fields in an enclave of southern Jordan.