Michael Jordan explained in 1996 how he wanted to be remembered after his career: "I was always approachable and never isolated from the normal people" originally appeared on Basketball Network. A ...

For many familiar the game of basketball Michael Jordan is, has been, and forever will be the greatest player of all time. “His Airness” broke many records and set many standards during his 15 ...

Jordan averaged 30.4 points per game, leading the Bulls to a 72-10 record, the best in league history at the time. It was all No. 23, and the NBA witnessed one-of-a-kind, generational talent.

Michael Jordan might be one of the most accomplished winners in league history, but there's no way he didn't encounter trials and tribulations during his reign in the NBA. MJ set the standard by ...

"Michael said Gary wasn't giving him good defense; that's a joke" - Shawn Kemp says Michael Jordan was rattled in 1996 Finals. Story by Damien Peters • 1h.

In the 1996 NBA Finals, MJ averaged 27.3 points on 41.5 percent from the field. These are terrific numbers, but they are slightly below his career playoff averages of 33.4 points on 48.7 percent.