Michael Jordan is arguably the best player to ever play in the NBA. On Monday, the Chicago Bulls legend turned 62. One person who wished Jordan a happy birthd

It's wise to learn from Chicago Bulls star, Michael Jordan, who avoided partisanship, saying, “Republicans buy sneakers, too.”

Marcus Jordan is looking to make amends with his dad, Chicago Bulls legend Michael Jordan, as he celebrates his 62nd birthday. After recently mentioning his father’s name during the traffic stop that resulted in his DUI arrest,

There are very few people who can say they've had an impact on sports like Chicago Bulls legend Michael Jordan. Whether it was the influence he had from his tim

From 1984 to 1998, Jordan dominated the NBA, and the Knicks fell victim to No. 23 to a demoralizing level, as the New York franchise went 0-5 against the Chicago Bulls in the NBA playoffs. Nonetheless,

There isn’t a sports figure bigger in the city of Chicago than the legendary Michael Jordan, who cemented his legacy as one of, if not the greatest, basketball players of all time. Jordan's journey had its share of challenges.

Detail of the "Air Jordan" Nike shoes worn by Chicago Bulls' center Michael ... [+] Jordan #23 during a game against the Washington Bullets at Capital Centre circa 1985 in Washington, D.C.. NOTE TO USER: User expressly acknowledges and agrees that,

The game was highly contested from the onset and led to a fierce battle in overtime where ultimately the Bulls fell to the Knicks 111-113 after failing to hit a go-ahead shot in OT. Despite losing the game,

Former Chicago Bulls star Michael Jordan would owe his wife Yvette Prietto a whole lot of money if they ever got divorced.

The basketball legend Michael Jordan and his wife Yvette Prieto's prenuptial agreement has recently taken the whole internet by storm.

The Chicago Bulls enjoyed a golden era in the 1990s, capturing six NBA championships. While Michael Jordan undoubtedly led the charge, another key player received special recognition from Isiah Thomas and Paul Pierce.

Michael Jordan's Chicago mansion, from his time with the Bulls, has finally sold after 14 years on the market, but its new owner is already removing the NBA legend's existence from the home