Woolridge joined the Bulls in 1981 after being drafted as the sixth overall selection, following a standout career at Notre Dame. A small forward, Woolridge led the Bulls in scoring the year before Michael Jordan arrived, and in MJ's first year the duo averaged over 50 points combined. more ›

Before Major League Baseball began interleague play in 1997, the Crosstown Classic was more like a friendly, in soccer terms. more ›

While it's true that most of Chicago is abuzz with talk of Derrick Rose and his busted knee, we're taking a look back at another Chicago sports legend today. more ›

And wastes no time jumping right to the comparisons with Michael Jordan, who at this point remains the greatest athlete ever to play in Chicago. more ›

The 8,000-square-foot pied-a-terre apartment has four bedrooms, five-and-a half baths and occupies two floors of 1100 N. Lake Shore Drive, a building designed by Harry Weese. more ›

This artist uses hair as his medium, sculpting out an intricate portrait of Chicago Bulls legend Michael Jordan right on someone's scalp. more ›

Because of Chicago's plethora of larger than life figures during this era, our local heroes are well represented on this list. more ›

Michael Jordan is suing the Qiaodan Sports in China for using his name—he is known there as Qiaodan—as well as attempting to register trademarks to use the names of his children. more ›

Michael Jordan sued Jewel-Osco, saying his image was used "commercial speech" in an ad, which ran in a Sports Illustrated issue commemorating Jordan’s induction into the Basketball Hall of Fame. A federal judge ruled that the 2009 ad is protected by the First Amendment. more ›

At 23-7, the Bulls are currently on pace to match last season’s feat of earning the number one seed in the Eastern Conference. As we approach next weekend’s All-Star break, it makes sense to look at the Bulls from a big picture perspective. more ›

Demand for the retro Air Jordan sneakers surpassed expectations, as shoppers gathered in Black Friday-esque swarms to get their hands on the special release of Michael Jordan's legendary shoes. more ›

You'll find that this site is also an online guide to MJ's proclivities for booze-and smoke-filled late nights chasing young tail. Michael Jordan is clearly enjoying the fruits of his labors, one bad pair of Sean John jeans at a time. more ›

Did you know Chicago is home to the world's most alkaline-resistant lifeform? The Guinness Book of World Records did. more ›

Patrick Lee grew up a fan of Jordan and the Bulls. He also produces videos as a hobby and an update of MJ's classic "It's Not About the Shoes" Nike ad with Jordan's voiceover set to clips of D-Rose on the court, in the gym and making personal appearances. more ›

Forbes estimates that His Airness brings in $60 million in endorsements annually, more than what he made when he was a player. more ›

7931 Lincoln Avenue, Skokie. more ›

Two - Walter Payton and Michael Jordan - are locks. Who will join them? more ›

Good news: Michael Jordan can still play basketball better than you. more ›

We've opined about Michael Jordan's abilities as a marketing pitchman before. Basketball's GOAT has a Midas Touch when it comes to shilling. more ›

Until LeBron has hoisted six Larry O'Brien trophies, there is no discussion on who is the greatest. more ›

One of the greatest highlight reel moments of Michael Jordan's career happened 19 years ago today. more ›

So was what Scottie Pippen said about LeBron James last week blasphemy? Or the truth? more ›

While the city starts to embrace the Bulls and their return to prominence in a way we haven't seen since the end of the Jordan Era, a quarter century ago today Michael Jordan set a playoff scoring record 63 points against the Boston Celtics that still stands. Jordan only played 18 games during the 1985-86 season and team officials advised he sit out the season to give him some extra recuperation time. Jordan refused and led the Bulls to the final playoff spot, drawing the eventual champion Celtics in the first round. Although Boston swept the Bulls in the series, Jordan was an unstoppable one-man wrecking crew more ›

It seems rightfully so that the Bulls would climb into the No. 1 spot in the Eastern Conference tying Boston on a night celebrating the 20th anniversary of the franchise's first championship. With Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippen, and other '91 champs watching, Derrick Rose, and the Bulls showed their elders that it's their turn to make some franchise history as they beat the Utah Jazz 118-100 Saturday night. more ›

Add Michael Jordan to the growing list of current and former players proclaiming Derrick Rose NBA MVP. Jordan made his proclamation after the Bulls' 101-84 win over his Charlotte Bobcats. As for Rose, he had a workmanlike game with 20 points and six assists, but he hit four of his six three-point shots. The Bulls showed off their bench depth last night. Kyle Korver matched Rose with 20 points of his own, while Taj Gibson added 14 and Ronnie Brewer 10. Gibson might be back in a starting role, depending on the severity of Carlos Boozer's sprained ankle. Boozer was fouled hard going to the basket by the Bobcats' Kwame Brown last night, left the game and didn't return. more ›

With the ghosts of Bulls past observing the game at courtside in Scottie Pippen and Bobcats owner Michael Jordan, the Bulls used tough defense, good bench production and the slashing game of Luol Deng to beat Charlotte 106-94. But the Bobcats showed last night that they're a team on the rise and that their two previous wins over the Bulls weren't flukes. more ›

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It may not have been the flu game, but Bulls' star point guard Derrick Rose has definitely shown some similarities of Bulls' great Michael Jordan, battling through two ulcers vs. the Magic. more ›

The NBA announced its fan selections for the upcoming All-Star Game on Thursday night. For the first time since Michael Jordan retired, the the Bulls have a player in the starting line-up. Derrick Rose was voted to start for the Eastern Conference team in the Feb. 20 game. Rose will team up with Dwyane Wade, Dwight Howard, LeBron James and Amare Stoudemire. more ›

Let's all channel our inner grandfather and take a look at the still-functioning website for Space Jam. It's still as it was in 1996, when AOL, Geocities and 28.8 dial-up was king. We're still trying to see if the site accepts Prodigy keywords, though. more ›