The whole NBA community was excited to witness the Finals showdown between the Los Angeles Lakers and the Chicago Bulls in ...

In 1991, at just 30 years old and fresh off championship glory with the Chicago Bulls, Michael Jordan briefly looked into the future — and what he saw sounds far more striking with hindsight. During a ...

Craig Hodges asked Michael Jordan to boycott Game 1 of the 1991 Finals between the Chicago Bulls and Los Angeles Lakers as a way of calling out racism and economic inequality in the NBA. Jordan told ...

When the 1990s arrived, it was the Michael Jordan era — and he made sure everybody knew it. He didn't have to announce his presence. He imposed it and took control over his dominance. In 1991, Jordan ...

Jordan was happy he could finally etch his name next to Larry Bird and Magic Johnson. “At last I fit somewhere in the category of Larry Bird and Magic Johnson,” Jordan said in The Last Dance ...

Michael Jordan's reign and supremacy with the Chicago Bulls in the 90s couldn't be more highlighted and glorified by the media, and one of those notable sports journalists who managed to report his ...

The Bulls ended two eras in 1991. First, the Pistons’ dominance in the league sweeping them in four games in the Eastern Conference Finals after getting eliminated by them for two consecutive years.