Although Boston Celtics legend Ray Allen considers Michael Jordan the NBA's GOAT, he points out one area where LeBron James has the edge. The never-ending debate on who’s the NBA GOAT have been brought plenty of opinions from former players in the league.

Jayson Tatum has become one of the biggest stars in the NBA since he entered the league as a teenager in 2017, but even he was star struck upon meeting Michael Jordan. The Boston Celtics forward is a six-time All-Star and has been selected to the All-NBA First Team three years running.

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

Josh Giddey just earned a spot in a rare Chicago Bulls statistical club which also features the GOAT himself, Michael Jordan.

At the time, he stated that, while he had "exciting plans" for the future of the nine-bedroom, 15.5-bathroom Highland Park, IL, abode, he planned to "honor the property's legacy," adding that it "is great the way it is.

Giddey joined Michael Jordan, Jerry Sloan, Clem Haskins and Guy Rodgers as the only Bulls guards with at least three straight 20-point double-doubles. Many Chicago fans were disappointed when the Bulls traded Alex Caruso to the Oklahoma City Thunder for Giddey.

It's not unusual for NBA teams to try to pair stars together. However, there have been a number of pairings that weren't expected.

Nostalgia is killing the NBA. The ’90s basketball era with Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant was not as clean as you think. Y’all forget that Jordan left the league for two

Nike’s willingness to pay Jordan’s fines was intended to be a marketing plan to sell the sneaker that was crowded with controversy. And the plan worked: Nike had expected to sell 100,000 pairs of the Air Jordan 1 in its first year—but instead "sold 1.5 million pairs in the first six weeks alone," say Jordan reps.