Charles Barkley reacts to Michael Jordan's surprise NBC gig, saying he’s shocked but doubts Jordan will have an active TV role.

Believe it or not, Michael Jordan will actually take on a broadcasting role with NBC. The NBA is returning to the NBC this year as part of an 11-year agreement. Games will be nationally televised on NBC and streamed on Peacock.

Throughout the illustrious career of Michael Jordan, there were many twists, turns, and success stories. Off-court drama, the branding that made the Jordan name one of the most famous in the world, and his generational basketball talent that made everyone stop and stare.

Michael Jordan still has Charles Barkley guessing. The rivals, who met in the 1993 NBA Finals and played countless rounds of golf together as one-time close friends, soon will be contemporaries in the broadcasting game.

A viral video has resurfaced of NBA icon Michael Jordan sitting at a table behind a vacationing American couple in Venice, Italy. The catch? They didn’t even recognize him. As one of the most notorious,

Nobody could've predicted the New York Knicks being down 2-0 in the Eastern Conference Finals to the Indiana Pacers, despite being the home team in the first te

There are more than two horses in the NBA’s GOAT debate. At least according to ESPN’s Michael Wilbon, who isn’t accepting that it’s a debate between Michael Jordan (whom he favors) and LeBron James.

In a recent podcast appearance, the Auburn legend revealed that he was caught off guard by NBC's decision to add Michael Jordan to its NBA coverage.

In a talk with Jordan's former teammate, Stacey King, the former New York Knicks guard shared his experience defending Jordan during their many clashes in the 1990s. While most scouting reports analyzed an opposing player's habits and preferred spots on the hard court, Jordan's report simply stated, "Good luck."