Michael Jordan will join NBC's NBA broadcasts as a special contributor. NBC is trying to tap into the nostalgia of Jordan-era basketball. NBC is adding Michael Jordan to its NBA coverage. The network announced on Monday at its Upfronts presentation that Jordan will join the network as a special contributor to NBA broadcasts.

The 2025-26 season will bring some substantial changes to how we watch NBA basketball, as the new national TV broadcast deal goes into effect and shifts rights to two new networks. That has led to an arm's race between NBC and Amazon as they fill out their studio and game broadcast crews,

Michael Jordan is returning to the NBA. Announced on Monday, the six-time NBA champion was revealed as the newest special contributor to NBC’s coverage of the league. The Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame inductee is set to make his sports broadcast debut on the network when the 2025-26 season begins in October.

When basketball fans think of NBC's original run of NBA coverage, two of the first names that come to mind are Michael Jordan and Ahmad Rashad. And now that the network is back in business with the National Basketball Association,

Michael Jordan is absolutely one of the most famous and celebrated names in professional sports. Jordan was really the "it" man in the 1980s and 1990s, playing 15 seasons in the National Basketball Association between 1984 and 2003 and winning an incredible six NBA championships with the Chicago

In the NBA's All-Time player hierarchy, Michael Jordan is usually ranked no lower than second place for his amazing career and talent with the basketball. According to former NBA point guard Chris Childs,