Looking at today's situation with the Los Angeles Lakers, somehow stuck between handing the franchise to Luka Doncic and still having LeBron James as the lead, flipping through NBA history books brings us to a very similar scenario from the 1980s.

Michael Jordan keeps it low-key at NASCAR celebration after viral kid interaction sparks fresh online backlash.

Magic Johnson congratulated Michael Jordan on X after 23XI Racing's Tyler Reddick emerged victorious at Circuit of The Americas.

Jordan did not win as many titles as the late great Bill Russell, who won eleven. Athletes weren't making much money while he was in the NBA. The former Boston Celtics star went from earning $24,000 in his rookie year to $100,000 in 1965. At that time, he was already the highest-paid star in the league.

Tyler Reddick is the first driver in NASCAR Cup history to win the season's first three races. Team owner and NBA legend Michael Jordan said the third in a row is 'the hardest one to win.'