NBA legend Phil Jackson is widely regarded as one of the greatest head coaches in league history. He won 11 NBA championships while coaching superstars like Shaquille O’Neal, Kobe Bryant, and Michael Jordan. That’s why, when he weighs in on the GOAT debate or anything related, his opinion carries serious weight.

Some feel late Lakers legend Kobe Bryant was a much lesser player than Michael Jordan was, but former NBA player Nick Anderson feels otherwise.

Magic Johnson vividly remembers the 1998 NBA All-Star Game as the moment when Michael Jordan unofficially passed the torch to Kobe Bryant. Johnson described the atmosphere as electric, with Bryant eager to prove himself against his idol.

Kobe Bryant credited Jordan, Barkley, and Olajuwon for influencing his footwork, blending their moves with his soccer roots to develop his signature playing style.

Magic Johnson recalls the electrifying moment when Michael Jordan passed the torch to Kobe Bryant during the 1998 NBA All-Star Game, a moment that would change the course of basketball history.

Kobe Bryant and Michael Jordan are considered perhaps the two most fundamentally sound NBA players of all time. In addition The post Kobe Bryant coach, Michael Jordan’s teammate highlights differences between their approach appeared first on FirstSportz.

Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant had vastly different styles of leadership, which Craig Hodges saw during his time with both legends.

Magic Johnson was a witness to an unforgettable moment in NBA history when Michael Jordan faced off against Kobe Bryant in the 1998 NBA All-Star Game. The highly anticipated spectacle held special significance in the sport, as it marked prime Jordan's ...

John Salley has done a lot, both on and off the court. The near-7ft former NBA star was the first player in league history to win championships with three different franchises, as well

One of Michael Jordan‘s former Chicago Bulls teammates doesn’t think Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James is better than Kobe Bryant, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar or Wilt Chamberlain. Stacey King, who won three championships with Jordan in the ’90s,

Longtime broadcaster Kevin Harlan talked about what fans should expect from Michael Jordan in his role as an NBA analyst during an appearance on OutKick's "Don't @ Me with Dan Dakich."