Northwestern Alum Auctions Michael Jordan Game Ticket For $468,000
The rare keepsake is believed to be the only fully intact ticket from Michael Jordan's debut.
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Connecticut Man's Unpunched Ticket To Michael Jordan's First NBA Game Is Expected To Fetch Quite The Pretty Penny At Auction
Michael Jordan memorabilia has been in high demand since "The Last Dance" took us back in time to the Bulls' glory days. One such piece of memorabilia could bring a Northwestern University grad more than a pretty penny. That item is, of all things, an unpunched Bulls game ticket.
Michael Jordan Graces A Wheaties Box For The 19th Time In Honor Of The Cereal Company's 100th Anniversary
It's already sold out, and, as you might expect, it's going for big bucks on eBay.
Michael Jordan's Personally-Worn Underwear, Other Clothing Items Go Up For Auction
Michael Jordan's personally-worn underwear are going up for auction.
Michael Jordan Donates $2M To Feeding America
The money comes from some proceeds of "The Last Dance" documentary. It focused on the Bulls' fame in the 1990s.
80s-Era Michael Jordan Memorabilia Fetches High Bids At Auction
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President Trump Picks Michael Jordan Over LeBron James: 'He Wasn't Political'
The President picked MJ over LeBron in a radio interview Tuesday.
Michael Jordan Game-Worn Sneakers Could Fetch Over $500,000 At Auction
Christie's has described the auction as "the most comprehensive sneaker record of Michael Jordan's era-defining Chicago Bulls career."
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Michael Jordan and his Jordan Brand company will donate $100 million over 10 years " to organizations dedicated to ensuring racial equality, social justice and greater access to education. "
Game-Worn Michael Jordan Sneakers Sell For Record $560,000 At Sotheby's Auction
"Following a bidding war which drove the value up by US $300,000 within the final twenty minutes of the sale, the pair achieved more than 3.5x their $150,000 high estimate," Sotheby's said.
Former Sonics Head Coach George Karl Responds To Michael Jordan Revelation That He Used Him As Motivation During 1996 Finals
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Heir Jordans: Michael Jordan's Kids Reflect On 'The Last Dance,' Growing Up With A Legend
CBS 2's Ryan Baker spoke with Jordan's sons Jeffrey and Marcus and daughter Jasmine about the documentary, their world famous dad and growing up.
Former White Sox Player Michael Huff Recalls Teaching Michael Jordan On Baseball Field
Michael Jordan's baseball detour will be featured on this week's "The Last Dance" documentary.
Michael Jordan's Signature Air Jordan Shoes From 1985 Are Going Up For Auction
The mid-top sneakers were made exclusively for Jordan, so this pair varies slightly from the version available to the public.
Michael Jordan Turned Down $100 Million Deal For Two-Hour Appearance, Agent Says
"God bless him. He's been so successful, it gives him an opportunity to do whatever the hell he wants or not to do things he doesn't want. I really admire that. He's very, very selective in the things he wants to be involved in," said Jordan's former agent, David Falk.
Michael Jordan: Winning 6th NBA Title With Bulls Was 'Trying Year'
"We were all trying to enjoy that year knowing it was coming to an end," Jordan told Good Morning America on Thursday.
At Memorial Service, Michael Jordan Says Kobe Bryant Was 'Like A Little Brother'
At the memorial service for Kobe Bryant on Monday, Michael Jordan called the Los Angeles Lakers legend a "dear friend" who was "like a little brother."
Man Says He Will Prove He Didn't Kill Michael Jordan's Dad
James Jordan was killed July 23, 1993. His body was found 11 days later in a South Carolina swamp. It wasn't identified until dental records confirmed it was James Jordan.
Michael Jordan Meets With Victims Of Hurricane Florence, Surprises Boys And Girls Club Kids
Chicago Bulls legend Michael Jordan chose to give thanks this holiday by giving back to his hometown in North Carolina, meeting with victims of Hurricane Florence, and surprising kids at the Boys and Girls Club where he once played as a child.
Michael Jordan Donates $2 Million For Hurricane Florence Relief
Michael Jordan grew up playing high school basketball in Wilmington, North Carolina. So when the former NBA star watched the destruction caused by Hurricane Florence to his hometown and surrounding area, he acted quickly to help.
23 Pairs Of Air Jordans Being Auctioned Off
As an iconic part of American basketball history, Air Jordans are much more than just a sneaker to the many who covet a pair of the Nike-brand shoes that were originally produced exclusively for Michael Jordan.
'The Last Dance:' ESPN, Netflix Documentary On Michael Jordan, Chicago Bulls Set For 2019
ESPN and Netflix on Tuesday announced plans to produce a 10-part documentary on Michael Jordan and the 1990s Chicago Bulls six-title run.
Scottie Pippen: LeBron James Has Passed Michael Jordan ... Statistically
Let the arguments rage.
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