Michael Jordan’s Bulls jersey from the 1996-1997 season fetched the top price, selling for $4.7 million. And the American flag he used in the 1992 Olympics medals ceremony to cover his Reebok logo ...

A game-worn Michael Jordan jersey from the Chicago Bulls' 1996-97 season fetched the fourth-highest price for an NBA jersey, ...

A game-worn Michael Jordan jersey from the Chicago Bulls' 1996-97 season has sold for $4.68 million via Sotheby's. The Bulls ...

The black/red Air Jordans 1 edition was designed ... along with his son Travis Knight own the majority (97%) of Class A Nike stock, either directly or through trusts and other companies like ...

The PE kicks honor USC with their classic red and gold colors ... three assists and a block as the Suns clinched a 105-97 win against the Pistons. The Nike Book 1 reportedly had a poor rollout towards ...

Monday was quite the day for Michael Jordan fans who have a few extra millions of dollars to throw around. According to a release from Sotheby's, a ...

OK, here’s the deal — shopping for teens can be tricky and, depending on the teenager, can sometimes seem like a wild goose ...

Per the New Jersey-based authenticator MeiGray, it’s one of only two red jerseys that Jordan wore during the 1996-97 season ... jersey and a pair of signed Nike sneakers is expected to sell ...

Michael Jordan’s No. 23 Chicago Bulls jersey is iconic. ‘His Airness’ wore the number throughout his legendary NBA career, with the exception of the 1994-95 season, in which he ...

The highlight is a game-worn jersey from the legend’s 1996–97 championship season with the Chicago Bulls ... This jersey from the 1996-1997 season is truly a unicorn.” One of just two red jerseys that ...

About a month after her son Matt went missing in April, Pam Whisman began to suspect something awful had happened to him.

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