Michael Jordan will be an NBA commentator for the new NBC program

Michael Jordan adds his already impressive resume “commentator”.

While NBC is preparing to resume its NBA reporting in autumn at the beginning of the next season, the 62 -year -old Jordan will contribute to the Broadcast comment on Monday, May 12th, to the Broadcast commentary.

The announcement was made at the NBCU Upperront presentation, where the composer John Tash performed his legendary Jingle “Roundball Rock” – originally in 1990 for NBC reporting from NBC before the announcement was made by video.

NBC announced a video teaser that announced Jordan's participation on Monday, contained the clips of some of the legendary career of the former NBA star, which was largely regarded as the greatest of all time.

“A legendary addition to our team,” NBC wrote in the post on X next to the video. “We are thrilled to welcome Michael Jordan as a special contribution to the NBA on NBC and Peacock.”

Jordan, who won six NBA championships in his career in his career, has not yet worked as a commentator in basketball.

In August 2023, Jordan ended his term as a majority owner of the Charlotte Hornets of the NBA and turned into a minority role with the team. He also spent time investing in his 23xi racing team, which is currently in a legal dispute against Nascar.

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In the meantime, the former NBA star saw a little luck when his Chicago herrer house sold on and next to the market for 9.5 million dollars after 12 years. The seven-hectare property includes a basketball high school, a circular infinity pool, a green, tennis court and cigar room.

Jordan's work for NBC has been marking his return to television for the first time since his award -winning documents The last dance broadcast in 2020.