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This might have surpassed the Nets’ trade for Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce as the worst deal in NBA history. If it had been consummated, that is.

The name Michael Jordan pops up now in discussions over the greatest of all time in basketball history, but it was not always like that.

Shaquille O’Neal has declared his Los Angeles Lakers side that claimed a three-peat from 2000-02 could ‘easily’ beat Michael Jordan’s iconic 1995/96 Chicago Bulls.

Chris Paul was preparing to play just another game in his 15-year career. He couldn’t have imagined it’d be his final time on a court for months. He couldn’t have known the country was about to change.

He’s widely considered the greatest basketball player of all time, but Michael Jordan, the winner of SIX NBA championships with the Chicago Bulls, has for the first time sat down to discuss the domination of the 1990s.

Michael Jordan may have won six titles but his legacy goes far beyond those rings.

Michael Jordan’s 1990s Chicago Bulls will long be remembered as one of the greatest teams in the history of the NBA.

Kevin Durant joined a Warriors team that won a championship without him, set the league’s seemingly unbreakable single-season record with 73 wins and defeated Durant in the conference finals just a couple months beforehand.

In order to become the best player of all-time, Michael Jordan was willing to be perceived as the worst teammate.

NBA great Shaquille O’Neal once allegedly offered Los Angeles Lakers teammate Isaiah “J.R.” Rider $10,000 to fight Kobe Bryant — just days after the guard joined the team.