The great Michael Jordan was reluctant to retire after winning his sixth NBA championship with the Chicago Bulls in 1998. As he put it down, his love for the game remained the same which prompted his epic return in 2001 as a player and executive for the Washington Wizards.

Chicago Bulls icon Michael Jordan sparked similar concerns during his “The Last Dance” documentary. Chicago Bulls legend Michael Jordan is widely considered the greatest NBA player of all time. As a six-time NBA champion, six-time Finals MVP, five-time MVP, among many other accolades, he has the accomplishments to back up the title.

Jordan's post-retirement life has included a diminishing amount of basketball as he places an emphasis on spending time with family. In fact, he said he has not "picked up a ball in years." The last time the Chicago Bulls legend took a shot was, in true Jordan fashion, at a golf tournament.

Michael Jordan, considered by some to be the greatest player in the history of the NBA, made his TV debut with NBC Sports on Tuesday night. The six-time NBA champion, who played for both the Chicago Bulls and Washington Wizards,

Public opinion is usually vastly different from the insiders. Jordan himself knew that while he worked his tail off every night to put his team in a position to win, his coach Phil Jackson played a pivotal role in the Bulls’ victories.

The Thunder tip off their title defense on Tuesday against Houston, chasing a historic feat only two NBA franchises have ever achieved.

Michael Jordan settled the NBA GOAT debate with a perfect answer to one of basketball's most-asked questions. Jordan is one of the greatest NBA players in history, having won an astonishing six championships with the Chicago Bulls.