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Chicago's sudden success, seven years after Air Jordan's last Bulls flight, has the Baby Bulls thinking big.

In Marc Stein's Power Rankings, the Heat still lead the way.

The biggest victory in Dream Team history was a 79-point pounding of Cuba before the 1992 Olympics in Barcelona.

Former North Carolina center Brendan Haywood has been claimed by the Bobcats, the team announced Saturday.

A six-pack of Mavs statistical nuggets following Wednesday night's home rout of Denver: *With 15 points in the 102-84 win, Vince Carter passed David Robinson (20,790 points) for 33rd place on the NBA's all-time scoring list. *Dallas scored the ...

A reunion that no one in the NBA expected will be taking place in Charlotte this season when Kwame Brown suits up for the Michael Jordan-owned Bobcats.

No great surprise here, but there were no significant revelations about Larry Brown's future during Michael Jordan's Sunday lunchtime sitdown with TNT's John Thompson for NBA TV. Yet the Jordan-Brown dynamic remains one of the more underrated ...

With Sam Vincent installed as his new coach and Bernie Bickerstaff moving to an advisory role as an executive vice president, Bobcats Managing Member of Basketball Operations Michael Jordan acknowledged Friday that he's looking for a new GM. The ...

Michael Jordan won't be the top guy in Charlotte, but running the team's front office isn't a bad fallback for His Airness, writes Marc Stein.

In turning down the Diesel-fueled Heat, the Bulls' tenacity has Chicago excited, Marc Stein writes.

LeBron James is far beyond where Michael Jordan was at age 20, which shows how quickly James truly is becoming the King.

David Stern reflected on 20 years as NBA commissioner and touched on topics like Kobe and a team in Vegas.

Rod Thorn may have to do more than fire his coach to clean up the Nets. He may have to deal Jason Kidd.

Takeover talks involving Michael Jordan's ownership group and the Bucks have intensified in recent days, raising the possibility that Jordan could be in charge of his own franchise as soon as July.

It's time for Michael Jordan to move on and build the Wiz into a winner from the front office.

Yes, Michael Jordan was critical of LeBron James, but that doesn't mean MJ isn't fond of LBJ.