I mean, the biggest story in sports the past week was the NBA’s gambling scandal, NBC has access to Michael Jordan as a special contributor, yet, we got absolutely nothing from Jordan on Terry Rozier, Chauncey Billups and Damon Jones. That’s a miss. A big miss.

NBC was excited to add Michael Jordan to their NBA coverage this season. Eight days into the season, MJ's presence is derailing their new studio show.

Michael Jordan, who officially joined NBC as a special contributor earlier this year, will have his own series throughout the 2025-26 NBA season.

Michael Jordan's latest NBC segment Tuesday night touched on a topic of consternation for many NBA fans, media and even league officials: load management. Jordan is part of NBC's return to NBA coverage,

In an exclusive appearance Tuesday on NBC & Peacock, airing at halftime of Oklahoma City Thunder vs. Houston Rockets, Michael Jordan spoke with Mike Tirico about how he spends his time post-retirement, why he felt it was important to launch his “MJ: Insights To Excellence” series … and the unlikely time he felt pressure attempting a free throw.

Michael Jordan talks obligation to basketball in NBC's first episode of 'Insights To Excellence' originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. Michael Jordan played his final NBA game in the 2002-03 season. Since then, it hasn't been too often that fans get to hear from him.

Michael Jordan made his debut Tuesday night as a special contributor to NBC’s NBA broadcasts, speaking with the network’s Mike Tirico in a one-on-one interview. During that 3-minute, 20-second segment, Jordan discussed how he now has more time to spend with family and said he hasn’t “picked up a ball in years.”

Michael Jordan has returned to the spotlight as a special contributor for NBC, which will result in more hype for the Air Jordan sneaker line.