Chicago Bulls icon Michael Jordan didn’t hesitate when naming who he believes is the greatest point guard in NBA history. The NBA has undergone dramatic changes over the years, from the pace of the game to advanced strategies employed by modern coaches.

Before becoming an NBA legend in his own right, LeBron James once famously squared off against Michael Jordan and other NBA stars in a pickup basketball game as a teenage phenom from Akron, Ohio. More than 20 years later,

Back when LeBron James has a sophomore in high school, he was invited to a pick-up game with NBA stars like Michael Jordan in Chicago.

Scottie Pippen and Michael Jordan formed one of the NBA’s most iconic duos in the 1990s, winning multiple championships together. In a recent interview, Pippen shared a notable detail about Jordan, shedding new light on their partnership and the dynamics of their time with the Bulls.

Led by star Michael Jordan, the Bulls became one of the prominent franchises in the history of the league. But Jordan did have help in winning his titles, especially from co-star Scottie Pippen. Pippen is seen as one of the best forwards to ever play the game and without him,

Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen may have formed a great duo on the hardwood, but it's pretty evident they don't see eye-to-eye anymore. Back in 2023, Pippen trashed Jordan by saying he was a "horrible player" during the early stages of his career with the Chicago Bulls.

Chicago Bulls legend Scottie Pippen shared his surprising pick for the NBA's GOAT, explaining why neither Michael Jordan nor LeBron James make his cut. The debate over the greatest player in NBA history often boils down to two names: Michael Jordan or LeBron James.

Scottie Pippen reignites the GOAT debate, claiming his six championships make him greater than LeBron James from a team success standpoint.

However, few discussions have been as heated as the one comparing Michael Jordan and LeBron James. Recently, Scottie Pippen, Jordan's long-time Chicago Bulls teammate, discussed how the two legends would fare if their careers were swapped across eras.