"There are very few players that transcend the sport," the Hall of Fame forward said in an appearance on The Dan Patrick Show ...

Scottie Pippen criticizes Isiah Thomas for not acknowledging Michael Jordan's greatness and impact on the game of basketball ...

The whole world was saddened when Michael Jordan announced his retirement in January 1999. After winning his sixth title in eight years, the legendary guard decided to say goodbye to the game of ...

Michael Jordan challenged everyone, always from a distance, in the one-on-one that shaped his mystique. Bird, Morant, Curry, ...

Michael Jordan, Magic Johnson and Larry Bird are three of the greatest players in NBA history. Each superstar won multiple championships, regular-season MVPs and Finals MVPs and got inducted into ...

An NBA floor was Bird's playground, so much so that he reshaped what it meant to be "cool" as a superstar. The greatest example of Larry's unconventional swagger was during the 1988 three-point ...

When Michael Jordan retired from the NBA in 1993, he was a three-time champion, a three-time Finals MVP and a three-time regular-season MVP. The Chicago Bulls superstar accomplished all those ...

Jordan, who could probably beat Bird right now judging by this video of him trash-talking in a recent 2-on-2 with Tom Brady, hasn’t yet shown that he can let go of his playing accolades.

He’d find Jordan something else to wear. Whereas Bird arrived at the first day of filming clad in a sleeveless gray T-shirt and basketball shorts, Jordan showed up in far more colorful get-up.

Source: Larry Bird: Michael Jordan 'would kill me' in game of 1-on-1 | theScore. This one's pretty obvious. Jordan said back in June he could take all the Hornets one-on-one, right now.

Larry Bird knew he was great. It’s why he asked who was coming in second place in the 1987 Three-Point Contest, told bitter rival Magic Johnson he was going to put on a show for him, and conf… ...