The Bulls have started this season with a 5-0 record, something the team hasn't done since the 1996-97 season when Michael Jordan and the Bulls went on to win the NBA Finals. The Bulls started that season with a 12-game winning streak and finished the regular season with a record of 69-13.

David Blixt was looking for a baseball card when he found his forgotten 1984 Bulls preseason ticket, which was also Jordan's rookie year.

Chicago Bulls legend Michael Jordan said on Tuesday night that load management "shouldn't be needed" for players competing in the NBA presently.

Jordan addressed the topic of NBA players missing games in the second installment of a series that NBC is calling "MJ: Insights to Excellence," which aired Tuesday night between games of a doubleheader on the network.

When speaking about the comments Jordan made, his former teammate and current Golden State Warriors head coach, Steve Kerr, had some thoughts about it. He made it clear that he understands where Jordan is coming from, but that the game is a lot different nowadays than it was many years ago.

Charlotte Hornets minority owner and Chicago Bulls legend Michael Jordan isn’t a fan of load management in today’s NBA. Jordan shared his views on players resti

Michael Jordan didn’t believe in load management, even when he was violently ill. “I never wanted to miss a game because it was an opportunity to prove,” the Hall of Famer said.