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Scoop Jackson reflects on Michael Jordan's amazing career as MJ turns 50.

If I'm Michael Jordan, I'm on the phone right now trying to make a deal. I'm in Rick Warren mode, I'm preaching. The Hornets need to pick Michael Kidd-Gilchrist, not Anthony Davis.

A fourth-grade class just might be the toughest crowd our writer has ever faced. He tried to explain the NBA lockout to them. Guess how successful he was.

Thanks to the lockout, Alex Meruelo is still awaiting confirmation as the first Hispanic majority owner in the NBA. But so far, he's making all the right moves in Atlanta.

Was that a hip-hop icon or a part-owner of the Nets who went into the Kentucky locker room during the NCAA tournament? Was it Jay-Z or Shawn Carter? Can they co-exist in the NBA?

We asked a simple question: Is Kobe Bryant one of the 10 best players of all time? The answers came fast and furious, and weren't so simple. Now, discuss amongst yourselves.

This most eventful of NBA offseasons has given rise to question after question after question. It's time for the answers. So let the games begin!

What will Michael Jordan say when presents Scottie Pippen at the HOF?

If we're to take Michael Jordan at his word that he'd never have orchestrated a collaboration with Larry Bird and Magic Johnson, are we to presume he wouldn't sign LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh for the team he owns?

When even a 'Kobe Being Kobe' performance like his breakout in Game 5 doesn't do it, it's time to start wondering: Will the rest of the Finals be what defines Kobe Bryant's career?

Ty Votaw, executive vice president of the PGA Tour, answers questions about Tiger Woods' impact on TV ratings and revenue.

Could Tiger be the next MJ? In one way, yes. If the PGA Tour is paying attention, it will learn from the hard lesson the NBA can teach about life after a superstar retires.

It's all about the lists in 2009 and we have some, including things that got too much attention.

It seems kind of petty that NBA Hall of Famer Michael Jordan would sue two Chicago grocery stores.

Michael Jordan doesn't do anything small, especially when it comes to unveiling a new shoe.

Listening to "Mr. 305," we sipped on mojitos at the Fontainebleau, rode on a 70-foot yacht, cracked jokes with friends -- all for the top-secret, undercover unveiling of the AJXXV in Miami on Wednesday. Or, as they are calling the shoe, "Air Jordan 2...