The one and only Michael Jordan wanted to retire from the NBA in 1992 and play baseball. However, the Chicago Bulls icon didn ...
Apparently, the concert’s pyrotechnics, located directly underneath the banners, literally darkened the legacy of the team in ...
Banners from NBA team's Michael Jordan reign suffer "minor damage" during metal band's United Center concert, won't be on ...
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‘He didn’t really mingle with teammates at all’: Michael Jordan didn’t hang out with Bulls teammatesNBA icon Michael Jordan didn’t hang out with Chicago Bulls teammates. Jordan spent more time with Bulls security. “He ...
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'I played with Michael Jordan then became NBA coach - current star is more gifted'Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr believes Kevin Durant is a 'more gifted' player than Michael Jordan, despite ...
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Chicago Bulls: Michael Jordan’s former teammate explains star’s great sacrificeThe Chicago Bulls weren’t immediate championship contenders when they selected Michael Jordan with the No. 3 pick in the 1984 ...
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Michael Jordan admits he didn't have the greatest sports comeback: "I took two years off to play baseball, but nothing like that"Michael Jordan returned to the NBA hardwood with the Chicago Bulls. Given his legendary status, the expectation was that MJ ...
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Michael Jordan on his mindset before hitting the iconic 1998 Finals shot: "The one thing I didn't want to do was cross over"Michael Jordan's game-winning shot over Bryon Russell in Game 6 of the 1998 NBA Finals is considered one of the finest ...
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"Larry sounds more like a coach when he starts to complain" - Michael Jordan on Coach Larry Bird claiming refs were biased towards Bulls in the 1998 playoffsMichael Jordan came up with a witty response to Larry Bird’s claim that the referees were favoring the Bulls over the Pacers ...
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"Michael barked a lot to the press about the Oakley deal" - Jerry Krause explained why players shouldn't control roster decisions on Jordan's exampleJerry Krause discusses why letting players, like Michael Jordan, influence roster moves can harm a team’s long-term success.
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"He pushed me to limits I didn't think I could reach" - For Michael Jordan, the best coach he ever had in Chicago wasn't Phil JacksonInterestingly, Jordan didn't bestow the "best coach" tag to Jackson. That title belonged to Kevin Loughery, Chicago Bulls ...
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"It was often a case of having to hold him back" - Michael Jordan's baseball coach said he trained so rigorously for the sport that his hands bledStar's determination to perfect his baseball skills was so intense that Schneider often had to hold him back to prevent ...
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