NBC announced that one of the greatest NBA players of all time, Michael Jordan will be a part of their NBA coverage. After many years without NBA rights, NBC will once again be the home for many ...

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The NBA GOAT is taking on yet another challenge in his basketball career. Chicago Bulls great and NBA legend Michael Jordan will serve as a "special contributor" to NBC's coverage of the NBA in ...

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NBA fans will be seeing plenty more of Michael Jordan this fall. The NBA legend, 62, is joining NBC’s coverage of the league as a special contributor, the network announced Monday during its ...

NEW YORK — Michael Jordan is joining NBC’s coverage of the NBA when the league returns to the network later this year as “a special contributor,” it was announced Monday at NBC’s Upfront ...

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Jordan starred for the Chicago Bulls throughout the 1990s, when NBC aired NBA games. NBC was the home of the NBA Finals from 1991 to 2002, with Jordan's Bulls winning six titles over that span.

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NBA.com Staff Michael Jordan, shown at the 2024 Hall of Fame ceremonies, will be a part of the NBA on NBC’s coverage in 2025-26. NEW YORK (AP) — Michael Jordan is joining NBC Sports as a ...

He’ll get to be a part of the game once more as a contributor. "Michael’s legacy both on and off the court speaks for itself," NBC Sports president Rick Cordella said. "We’re incredibly ...