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. Barkley, who put off retirement, is making the move from TNT to ESPN as a studio analyst along with the NBA’s television rights.

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.

Michael Jordan, the Jupiter resident who remains one of basketball biggest names, will join the NBA on NBC rebirth next season.

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.

Throughout their games, Allen even engaged in playful trash talk, showing no signs of being awed by Jordan's presence and greatness. Former NBA star and MJ's friend Kendall Gill even witnessed the unbelievable exchanges firsthand.

Michael Jordan seems to believe LeBron James, Stephen Curry, and other players in the current generation do not get the respect they deserve.

David Falk, Michael Jordan's longtime agent, weighs in on the G.O.A.T debate and shares his thoughts where LeBron James falls.

Rachel Nichols once notably highlighted this issue during Jordan's tenure with the Washington Wizards. She suggested that the franchise might have had the potential to be a far more competitive team if MJ had not been involved in the recruitment and decision-making processes regarding player acquisitions.