I'm not saying any NBA fan should actually care about low TV ratings, because you shouldn't. You don't work for the NBA. Watch the games or don't. It doesn't mean a tangible thing to you.

The 2025 NBA Finals schedule is here, and the anticipation is at its peak. Here's how you can catch all the action. More: Thunder vs. Pacers odds: NBA Finals feature biggest favorite in years ...

Because the NBA's extremely new TV contracts with ESPN, NBC, and Amazon are already set in stone. Which means the most important revenue is guaranteed regardless of what happens in the 2025 finals.

Michael Jordan.A basketball legend referred to by many as the GOAT. The man who earned the nickname 'His Airness' is a six-time NBA Finals champion, a six-time NBA Finals MVP, and the most famous ...

There is no better company to keep in the NBA than Michael Jordan and LeBron James.They are, by almost any estimation, the two greatest players in the history of the sport. They each hold a wide ...

DeAndre Jordan, 36, just finished his 17th season in the NBA and third with the Nuggets, continuing to be a valuable veteran locker room and bench presence behind three-time MVP center Nikola Jokic.

With NBA legend Michael Jordan reportedly set to join NBC Sports as a special contributor in the 2025-26 NBA season, he's ready to change the narrative around today's NBA and finally put an end to ...

Only two players in NBA history have ever pulled this off: MVP, Defensive Player of the Year, and seven First Team All-NBA selections. 🔺Michael Jordan. 🔺Giannis Antetokounmpo.

According to former NBA point guard Chris Childs, however, Jordan is also one of the league's all-time dirtiest players for what he used to get away with on the court.

Below are the most notable NBA players born on May 27. Dave Greenwood (1957) Greenwood was a two-time All-American at UCLA, earning him the second overall pick in the 1979 NBA Draft.

LeBron James is widely considered one of the best players ever, if not the best, but Michael Jordan's longtime agent, David Falk, said James "cherry-picked" his championship teams.

In finishing sixth in the MVP vote this season, LeBron James has beaten another Michael Jordan record, becoming the oldest player in NBA history to earn MVP votes. At 40 years old, he’s 13 ...