Michael Jordan

A signed Michael Jordan jersey from Game 2 of the 1998 NBA Finals has sold for a record $14 million at a Hunt Auctions event, becoming the most expensive basketball collectible in history.

Michael Jordan's 1998 NBA Finals Game 3 jersey from the Chicago Bulls sold for 12.26 million dollars, setting a new record for any basketball jersey at auction.

The Chinese company Qiaodan, featuring a logo and name strikingly similar to Michael Jordan's brand, continues to pose a significant challenge to Nike in China. Nike's sales in the country plummeted by 17% in the last quarter.

After months of question marks, Jordan Chiles announced that she is aiming for a comeback at the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics. She chose to make the announcement in a particularly original way - with the help of the voice of the basketball legend, after whom she is named.

The jersey from Game 3 of the 1998 NBA Finals is heading to auction and may surpass the $10.1 million record set by a jersey worn by the star in the first game of that same series. The high valuation is partly due to the fact that during Jordan's era, there was no regulated procedure for releasing game-worn items to the market, making this jersey exceptionally rare.

Mario Chalmers, who won two championships with LeBron in Miami, compared the two and recalled an incident where he dared to call the superstar a "bitch".

Devin Booker, a big fan of Kobe Bryant, provided an unusual answer to the GOAT debate. An American commentator claims that LeBron James has had more influence on the league than Jordan.

Two of the greatest athletes in history were spotted enjoying time together in Ibiza. Their bond, built on years of mutual admiration, has blossomed into a genuine friendship.

According to Charles Barkley, two championships with Philadelphia would elevate LeBron James above Michael Jordan, despite ongoing criticism regarding his tendency to build "super-teams."

The intriguing rankings from "Bleacher Report" continue. Luka Dončić is in 26th place, Chris Paul is 18th, and Shaquille O'Neal is 11th. Who took the top spot? The full top 50 is inside.

The US President was asked about LeBron James' move to Philadelphia and the eternal debate over who is greater, Michael Jordan or LeBron James. Trump did not hesitate to choose the Chicago Bulls legend, adding: "Maybe he is a racist. Maybe he just doesn't like Trump."