Michael Jordan’s career highlights are still some of the greatest ever. In 13 seasons in Chicago, His Airness gave fans dozens of iconic moments to remember for decades to come.

1995: For the first time since his first retirement, Michael Jordan put No. 23 back on for the Bulls during Game 2 of a playoff series against the Orlando Magic. Jordan scored 38 points in a 104-94 win.

Additionally, during this stretch, the Bulls made plenty of questionable decisions, including trading Brand after just two years. Their rebuilding effort consistently fell apart as their No. 2 overall pick, Jay Williams, ended his career after playing just one season in the NBA.

A year ago, NBC enthusiastically announced a deal with Michael Jordan around its NBA coverage. The reality was more of a let-down.

Michael Jordan's 1993 Ruby Red Corvette ZR-1, featured in ESPN's "The Last Dance," is now on display at the National Corvette Museum in Kentucky.

Chicago Bulls legend Scottie Pippen threw some shade to former teammate Michael Jordan in a new pop commercial. The commercial is for Mr. Pibb, a cherry-flavored soda made by The Coca-Cola Company. Mr. Pibb dates back to 1972, but was recently relaunched ...

LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers endured a tough night on Saturday, falling 131-108 to the Oklahoma City Thunder in Game 3 of the Western Conference Finals. The Lakers showed moments of competitiveness, but the Thunder ultimately proved too strong on both ends of the floor.

NFL stars like Tyreek Hill and Chris Johnson, known for their blazing speed, have times in that same range. The difference is that those players are significantly smaller and train specifically for sprints. Jordan, meanwhile, was a basketball player who had to balance skill work, strength and speed.​