Michael Jordan Return to Chicago

Michael Jordan joins NBA on NBC

Michael Jordan will be part of NBC’s NBA coverage. His reason? To give back to the game.

Michael Jordan made his debut as a special contributor to NBC Sports’ return to NBA broadcasting on Tuesday night, saying he’s doing so as a way to give back to basketball.

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NBC provides new details on Michael Jordan's role as NBA returns to network

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This was Michael Jordan’s long-awaited return to the NBA

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This Michael Jordan Ryder Cup story will give you goosebumps

His Airness is part of a series called "MJ: Insights to Excellence" with Mike Tirico sitting down with the six-time NBA champ.

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Mike Tirico Talks Working With Michael Jordan for NBA on NBC

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Michael Jordan makes brutally honest admission during his new NBC segment

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Footage Emerges of Michael Jordan's First Free Throw After Making Return to Court

Footage of Michael Jordan swishing a free throw after admitting it was the most nervous he has been in years has emerged online. Jordan made his NBC debut on Wednesday after signing a broadcast deal with the network for the new NBA season.

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Michael Jordan Reveals Why We ‘Don’t See Enough of’ Him Since Retiring

Jordan, now 62, hasn’t been a consistent on-air presence since his final retirement in 2003. His decision to join NBC’s coverage ties together basketball’s past and present, offering fans a rare chance to hear from the man who defined the sport’s modern era.

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Michael Jordan Made Big Decision On Prenup With 47-Year-Old Wife

Michael Jordan made his return to television on Tuesday evening. The six-time NBA champion, who played for the Chicago Bulls and Washington Wizards during his Hall of Fame career, is working for NBC.

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Michael Jordan joins NBA on NBC as a special contributor to share his Hall of Fame secrets

Basketball legend Michael Jordan is returning to the public eye. He will join NBC Sports for their NBA coverage during the 2025-26 season. This marks his first broadcasting role since retiring in 2003.