Michael Jordan famously claimed "we'd have to fall asleep" for the Nets to win a game in the Nets-Bulls playoff series of his "Last Dance" season, but the comment never made it to the Nets.

Pable Torre joined Tom Haberstroh on this week's episode of The Habershow Podcast to discuss "The Last Dance" and Michael Jordan's editorial input.

Michael Jordan recorded a perfect 30-game sweep over Sherman "The General" Douglas, making him the only NBA player to accomplish such a streak.

"The Last Dance" has humanized Michael Jordan by bringing his imperfections on and off the court to light.

J.A. Adande joins Tom Haberstroh to defend his position that Scottie Pippen is the best sidekick in NBA history.

Tom Haberstroh argues that the '17 Warriors would top the '96 Bulls in a series played with rules blended from the two different eras.

The 1992 Dream Team led by Michael Jordan, Magic Johnson and Larry Bird was superior to the 2008 Redeem Team in every statistical category.

Chris Mullin joined Tom Haberstroh to pick a winner in a hypothetical '96 Bulls-'17 Warriors series, look back on the Olympic Dream Team and more.

Tom Haberstroh talked with Ethan Sherwood about what caused Kevin Durant's departure from the Warriors.

NBA and WNBA players are practicing at home without a hoop thanks to a surging augmented reality app.

Tom Haberstroh and K.C. Johnson explore the Bulls' GarPax era, and why it's time for Chicago to go in a new direction.

Tom Haberstroh is joined by NBA great Shane Battier to discuss what it was like trying to guard Kobe Bryant.

Tom Haberstroh is joined by Marc Stein to discuss when and how the NBA can resume its season.

The NBA reportedly floated the idea of resuming under a quarantined bubble, but medical experts told Tom Haberstroh there are major holes in the plan.

Staying in shape while practicing social distancing is hard enough, but for NBA players and trainers, like Steph Curry and Brandon Payne, the lockdown creates even more problems.

The Sacramento Kings and New Orleans Pelicans were set to play even after the NBA suspended its season. Tom Haberstroh recounts the 71 minutes that led to a cancellation.

Rudy Gobert reportedly testing positive for coronavirus sent the NBA into a full stop and shined a spotlight on how things could get much worse for the league.

Steph Curry and John Wall are just two examples of how long injury layoffs help players and hurt the NBA, Tom Haberstroh writes.

Marijuana is more accepted than ever -- but the NBA is still behind. Tom Haberstroh and Monte Poole explore how a handful of basketball figures want to bring the healing benefits to light.

Rui Hachimura had a journey to the NBA unlike any other All-Star in league history and it's the way he made it to the league that could keep him in it for years to come.

Calling on the Lakers to win the championship for Kobe Bryant puts LeBron James in a no-win situation.

The Heat and Rockets fortified their rosters at the trade deadline, while the Warriors and Cavaliers made some head-scratching decisions.

The Warriors sure did a lot of work to acquire Andrew Wiggins, an inefficient, defensively-lacking replacement for Andre Iguodala. 

In the spirit of the deep 3s and dunks that we love to see in the NBA All-Star Game, Zach LaVine deserves to play.

The story of Kobe Bryant, from his brilliant career to his tragic passing, often felt surreal.

Zion Williamson finally made his Pelicans debut, and he looked every bit the superstar he was hyped up to be. Here are Tom Haberstroh's three takeaways from Wednesday night.

Trevor Ariza's inconsistency with the Kings allowed the Trail Blazers to make a necessary cost-cutting move.

Previous NBA champions have turned star injuries into a positive, and the title hopeful Sixers can do the same with Joel Embiid sidelined.

Kevin Love seems likely to be moved, so where could his next home be? Tom Haberstroh lists the three best trade destinations.

David Stern helped transform the NBA into the United States' global game, giving the league an international footprint that would power it for decades.

The NBA season unofficially begins on Christmas, but why not actually start it then? Tom Haberstroh proposes a reformed NBA calendar.

Which stars will dominate the next decade? Tom Haberstroh looks into a crystal ball and picks his All-2020 teams.

Jimmy Butler and Bam Adebayo have turned the Heat into a surprising contender -- will Miami now go after a star like Chris Paul?

James Harden is on the verge of averaging 40 points per game, but is it the greatest scoring season in NBA history? Well, let's just see about that.

NBA play is pushing big men to their limits as it requires greater speed and athleticism than ever before, Tom Haberstroh says.

Andrew Wiggins' resurgence has been the result of a modernized approach in Minnesota led by Gersson Rosas and Ryan Saunders.

Tom Haberstroh is buying Luka Doncic through the first month of the season, but he says it's time to sell on the Suns and coach's challenge.

The city of Charlotte loves Kemba Walker, but the All-Star's success ultimately kept him from staying with the Hornets.

Steph Curry's injury signals that the Warriors need to take this season to retool their roster, and they can start by putting D'Angelo Russell on the trade block.