Fans who watched “The Last Dance” heard expletive-filled trash talk as well as emotional reflections from the Bulls’ Michael Jordan and others.
Michael Jordan: Alone
Michael Jordan during the NBA Finals game three in Chicago, Illinois, in June, 1998. (Jonathan / Getty) You will receive occasional promotional offers for programs that support The Nation’s journalism …
Michael Jordan’s trainers fetch record $560,000
A pair of basketball trainers worn by a rookie professional 35 years ago have become the most expensive ever, fetching $560,000 at a Sotheby’s auction.They occupy the unique position because of the …
Boris Jordan on how cannabis industry will survive coronavirus pandemic
Boris Jordan, Curaleaf Holding executive chairman, joins “Closing Bell” to discuss how the cannabis industry will survive the coronavirus pandemic.
Michael Jordan: 7 reasons we’re still obsessed with The Last Dance
In the absence of live sport, documentary series The Last Dance has gone a long way to scratching that itch for us and we’re still hooked on Michael Jordan, over 20 years after he retired. In the …
Why Michael Jordan’s Bulls would’ve had trouble winning seventh title in 1999
Michael Jordan said he “felt like we could’ve won seven (titles)” if Bulls owner kept the team together. But what were the chances if he got his wish?
Michael Jordan’s Air Jordan 1’s sell for $560,000, setting a new sneaker record
The final hammer price beat the previous record holder, a pair of 1972 Nike Waffle Racing “Flat Moon Shoes” that went for $437,500 in 2019.
Michael Jordan’s shoes sell for record $560,000 at auction
A pair of autographed, game-worn Michael Jordan shoes sold for a record $560,000 at an auction, a sum higher than Jordan’s rookie salary.
Karl Malone’s Stats, Net Worth and Salary History Compared to Michael Jordan
Jordan and Malone met twice in the NBA Finals with MJ twice denying The Mailman a maiden NBA title in 1997 and 1998.
Michael Jordan says he had food poisoning — not flu- – in NBA Finals
Michael Jordan debunked one of his most legendary moments during “The Last Dance,” when he said he had food poisoning — not the flu — in Game 5 of the 1997 NBA Finals.