NEW YORK (AP) — Michael Jordan is joining NBC Sports as a special contributor to its NBA coverage when the 2025-26 season begins. NBC made the announcement on Monday morning during its upfront presentation at Radio City Music Hall previewing the networks offerings during the upcoming television season.

Though Michael Jordan's role with NBC has not been fully clarified, longtime NBC announce Mike Tirico shared what he believes the NBA legend's role will be when the 2025-26 NBA season rolls around

In case you didn't already hear the news, Michael Jordan is coming back to NBC Sports. We all know 1990s NBA on NBC wasn't complete without Jordan and the Chicago Bulls, which makes this announcement a full circle moment.

When Michael Jordan declared his return to the NBA scene —not as a player, but as a special contributor for NBC’s upcoming NBA coverage — rumors began to swirl. The most outrageous? That NBC had enticed the Chicago Bulls legend back with an unbelievable $40 million per year deal,

First of all, if anybody says Michael Jordan is hating, you're an idiot. This man is the only man on earth with G19 classification. G19, higher than the president of the United States classification.

Dan Le Batard recently stirred controversy by stating that he has no interest in hearing Michael Jordan's opinions on NBC's NBA coverage.

Details about Michael Jordan’s new role as a special contributor for NBC’s upcoming NBA coverage are starting to come to light. Days after NBC announced the basketball icon would be joining the broadcast ranks in a shocking move,

Michael Jordan, the Jupiter resident who remains one of basketball biggest names, will join the NBA on NBC rebirth next season.

NBA icon Michael Jordan is set to make his return to broadcasting next season after agreeing to a deal with NBC, who will air the league for the first time since 2002

The 1992-93 NBA season was a historic one for Michael Jordan. The Chicago Bulls' legend led the NBA in points, steals and field-goals per game. It was a great performance, but things got even better in the playoffs.