Tag Archives: Michael Jordan

Episode #90 – Jordan’s Neverending Birthday Celebration

Monday, February 18 9:06 am

Cruiseship craziness. NBA All-Star Weekend. Michael Jordan turns 50. Latest, and strangest, episode of Girls. House of Lies. Prediction about Chip Kelly. A new baseball podcast. Visit our Facebook page Co-Host: Chris (http://twitter.com/cmwilliams51) Running Time: About 32 minutes Download: Direct | … Continue reading →

ESPN Shows Why It’s Tough To Be Michael Jordan♣
Thursday, April 19 11:38 am - youtu.be

Simply awesome. (via Mashable)

CSN Chicago To Air Classic Bulls Games♣
Monday, October 24 9:27 am - chicagoradioandmedia.com

Larz from Chicagoland Radio and Media on Comcast SportsNet airing classic Bulls games CSN Chicago will televise the first of its “Chicago Bulls Classics” on November 2 at 7:30pm with a game from February 1987 that featured a young Michael … Continue reading →

Tom Hanks Is One of a Kind♣
Tuesday, September 27 11:37 am - grantland.com

Bill Simmons of Grantland on Tom Hanks: What does this say about Tom Hanks? I suppose he’s like one of those rare great athletes who made the proper adjustments with age to extend their careers in connection with their changing … Continue reading →

Is Jordan Underrated Now?♣
Friday, September 9 9:22 am - grantland.com

Bill Simmons of Grantland on Michael Jordan’s legacy: For instance, I watched two Jordan playoff games on NBA TV last night — his 45-point evisceration of the ’90 Sixers (Game 4), and the night he rammed a stake into the … Continue reading →

Jordan and Rodman♣
Tuesday, August 16 10:10 am - espn.go.com

Melissa Isaacson of ESPNChicago.com with a quote from Steve Kerr on the relationship between Dennis Rodman and Michael Jordan: “For three years, our team really dealt with it well,” Kerr said. “Michael had this sort of quiet respect for Dennis. … Continue reading →

The Chicago Bulls First Title Run♣
Tuesday, June 28 7:09 pm - slamonline.com

Nice piece on the Chicago Bulls first NBA Championship run in 1991. Its composed mostly of quotes and accounts from players/personnel associated with the team. It’s interesting to see the different perspectives and also how Michael Jordan evolved to become … Continue reading →