But through it all, Michael Jordan cards have quietly continued their climb. From his well-known 1986 Fleer rookie card to harder-to-find inserts from the 90s, interest doesn't seem to be dropping.

Michael Jordan News Emerges Amid $40 Million NBA Return Rumors originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Michael Jordan, widely considered the greatest basketball player of all time, is set to return ...

We've accidentally re-ignited the GOAT debate 😶 Michael Jordan's long-time agent David Falk took a shot at LeBron on-stage at #4se last week, saying the 21x NBA All-Star "cherry-picked" his teams.

Michael Jordan's return to the NBA as a special contributor for NBC has created a lot of excitement. However, the claim that he's making $40 million a year hasn't been verified and seems a bit off ...

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.

Despite Falk’s comments on Jordan joining NBC’s broadcast of the sport he once sat at the top of, we will have to see if his former client is cut out for the new role once he begins ...

Marcus Jordan, the son of NBA Hall of Famer Michael Jordan, made personal changes following his February arrest in Orlando, Fla., after his Lamborghini SUV got stuck on train tracks leading to ...

Jordan averaged an incredible 35.1 points in 19 postseason games, leading the Bulls to their first three-peat during his tenure. Following that performance, Jordan surprisingly retired from the NBA.

Next up: the top secret "Jordan 40." Forty years later, Mayden says Jordan is still involved with the Air Jordan brand. "He's very integral to the operation. He sees everything. He trusts us a lot.

The intriguing unpredictability of Michael Jordan’s new gig What will a 62-year-old Jordan have to say about a game with so many 3-pointers and fouls whistled as flagrant?

Michael Jordan and Curtis Polk, left, co-owners of 23XI Racing, watch during qualifying beside 23XI Racing President Steve Lauletta for a NASCAR Cup Series race, Nov. 9, 2024, in Avondale, Arizona.

It’s the 1990s all over again, with Michael Jordan back on NBC and Rich Eisen back on ESPN (maybe, sort of). Because if there’s one thing viewers want, it’s something they’ve seen before.