Chicago Bulls legend Michale Jordan admitted that he wished he could take a "magic pill" to be able to play the game of basketball again.

Chicago Bulls icon Michael Jordan sparked similar concerns during his “The Last Dance” documentary. Chicago Bulls legend Michael Jordan is widely considered the greatest NBA player of all time. As a six-time NBA champion, six-time Finals MVP, five-time MVP, among many other accolades, he has the accomplishments to back up the title.

Despite decades having passed since his prime with the Chicago Bulls, MJ's influence is still impossible to miss. His voice continues to carry weight, as Simmons's reaction to Jordan 's debut as a "special contributor" for NBC's NBA coverage made clear.

NBA analyst and Kendrick Perkins sticks up for G Herbo in his Derrick Rose/Michael Jordan take on who's more popular in Chicago

THE NBA IS TIPPING OFF ITS 2025-26 SEASON this week. On a Chicago watch list, that clocks in somewhere between chasing unique leaf symmetry and monitoring snowblower prices at Costco. Billy Donovan

The Thunder tip off their title defense on Tuesday against Houston, chasing a historic feat only two NBA franchises have ever achieved.

Michael Jordan settled the NBA GOAT debate with a perfect answer to one of basketball's most-asked questions. Jordan is one of the greatest NBA players in history, having won an astonishing six championships with the Chicago Bulls.