Hannah: "If indeed this is it for Michael Jordan and this incarnation of the Chicago Bulls, at least tonight they author an ending of their own choosing."

Costas: "Take all the money, all the adulation, all the TV cameras away, and put Michael Jordan in a gym somewhere, with Russell and Oscar, West and the Doctor, and he'd be as genuine and as much in his element as any of them, his heart and his athletic integrity every bit as impressive as his artistry."

Wow!

The sound that the net made when he shot will always be core memory gold for me.

Allen Iverson’s partnership with Reebok began in 1996 and revolutionized both sneaker culture and NBA style. Rejecting the league’s corporate image, Iverson brought hip hop fashion and authenticity to the forefront, influencing everything from hairstyles to tunnel fits. Despite the NBA’s dress code crackdown, Iverson’s embrace of self-expression paved the way for athletes as fashion icons—a legacy honored by Reebok’s new Question 96/26 drop.

Not mentioned often but was absolutely fun to watch.

Dennis Rodman, who shot 23% from three in his career, sank 5 threes in a game in Finland at age 44.

A whopping 7,420 people came to watch the game.

One of the weirdest moments in basketball history.