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Michael Jordan on Load Management in NBA

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Michael Jordan criticizes load management for today’s NBA players: ‘It shouldn’t be needed’

Michael Jordan didn’t believe in load management, even when he was violently ill.

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Michael Jordan says he's no fan of load management in NBA lineups

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Michael Jordan blasts load management: 'Shouldn't be needed'

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Michael Jordan says load management 'shouldn't be needed' in today's NBA, players 'have a duty' to fans

Michael Jordan shared his insights on load management as the second installment of the "Insights to Excellence" series aired after the Bucks 121-111 win over the Knicks on Tuesday night.

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Michael Jordan Called Out Major Part of Current NBA During NBC Broadcast

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Michael Jordan disapproves of ‘load management’ in today’s basketball and 3 things you missed from Tuesday’s NBA action

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"That was his last one in a Bulls uniform" - Pierce explains why the 1998 Finals Bulls-Jazz Game 6 is the greatest one in NBA history

Paul Pierce has lived long enough to see some of the greatest games in NBA history. Born in 1977, Paul was already old enough to watch the Lakers vs. Celtics rivalry during the 80s. The Truth also witnessed the Chicago Bulls' epic battles with the Bad Boys ...

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Backboard, stand from Bulls' 1998 Finals clincher fetches $41,825

The backboard, hoop, net and stand that was the recipient of Michael Jordan's last shot with the Chicago Bulls sold for $41,825 by Heritage Auctions at the National Sports Collectors Convention in Chicago on Thursday night. The collectible is from the ...

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1998 Finals Game 5: Malone's finest hour lifts Utah

Malone's finest hour lifts Utah. If the assignment is to conjure up the greatest performance by the most prolific power forward in the game’s history, then t

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"People who see the game as a whole see what he does" - Phil Jackson gave a huge credit to Scottie Pippen after the Bulls won the 1997 Finals

Michael Jordan led all scorers in the 1997 NBA Finals series with 32.3 points per game when the Chicago Bulls beat the Utah Jazz in six games. It was one of Jordan's greatest scoring performances in the Finals, but for Chicago Bulls head coach Phil Jackson, MJ's longtime co-star Scottie Pippen also deserved some credit and appreciation.