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Michael Jordan Makes Highly Anticipated Debut On NBA On NBC As “Special Contributor”

“I wish I could take a magic pill, put on shorts, and go out and play the game of basketball today,” Michael Jordan said as a special contributor on NBA On NBC.

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NBC Sports Special Contributor Michael Jordan To Make Debut On NBA Opening Night

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NBA Fans All Make Same Complaint after Michael Jordan's NBC Debut

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Michael Jordan Is Going to Be Part of NBC's NBA Coverage. His Reason: to Give Back to the Game

Michael Jordan made his debut as a special contributor to NBC Sports' return to NBA broadcasting on Tuesday night, saying he's doing so as a way to give back to basketball.

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New Video of Michael Jordan's 'Most Nervous' Free Throw Emerges After NBC Interview

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Michael Jordan’s ‘magic pill’ declaration will have fans crying in their Bulls jerseys

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Michael Jordan Was Put on the Spot to Shoot a Free Throw — This Is Why He Got So Nervous

"He says, 'I want you to shoot one free throw.' I said, 'Really?'"

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Why Are Michael Jordan's Eyes Yellow? Doctor Explains His Condition

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First look at Michael Jordan’s on-air NBA role revealed after NBC stunner

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Michael Jordan's NBC Debut Sparks Health Concerns as Detail Spotted

Michael Jordan made his NBC debut as a pundit but sparked health concerns after a detail about his appearance was spotted. The NBA returned last night with the Oklahoma City Thunder edging past the Houston Rockets 125-124. It was an inspired performance from last season's MVP, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, who scored a team-high 35 points.

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Michael Jordan Talks Last Time He Touched Basketball, Says It Was ‘Most Nervous’ He’s Been in Years

Michael Jordan may be synonymous with basketball greatness, but even the six-time NBA champion admits he hasn’t shot a ball in a long time. During his debut as a part of NBC ’s return to NBA coverage on Tuesday night, the Chicago Bulls legend told broadcaster Mike Tirico that it had been years since he last played.