Michael Jordan to contribute to NBC Sports as NBA reporting to a special participant

The NBA legend Michael Jordan will go back to the sports arena this autumn, but instead of as a baller or executive, it was connected as a NBC sports as a special member of the NBA reporting -his debut in a network broadcast.

“I am so excited to see the NBA back on NBC,” said Jordan in an explanation. “The NBA on NBC was a sensible part of my career, and I look forward to being a special contribution to the project. I look forward to seeing them all when the NBA starts on NBC this October.”

All six Jordan championships with the Chicago Bulls were broadcast on NBC, which lost the NBA transmission rights to ABC/ESPN in 2003. while the final stays on ABC.

Jordan's new appearance was shared during the preliminary presentation of NBCuniversal in New York City.

“Michael's legacy speaks for and outside the square,” said Rick Cordella, NBC Sports President, and added that he was “incredibly proud” that the legendary player will take part in NBCS NBA reporting.

The six-time NBA champion, which has been known for years, is a decorated athlete on and off the square. In addition to his 14-fold NBA All-Star title and two Olympic gold medals, including Jordan, Jordan is the inspiration for Mega popular Sneaker Line Air Jordans. He is also a co-owner of the Charolotte Hornets and 23xi races in Nascar.