Michael Jordan, widely considered the greatest of all time, was the NBA's main box office draw of the 1990's playing for the Chicago Bulls. His in-game dunks, trash talk, switching hands in mid ...

The NBA Dunk Contest is quickly approaching and fans are eagerly anticipating watching Blake Griffin, DeMar DeRozan, JaVale McGee and Serge Ibaka throw down slam after slam. The dunk is, after all ...

When we think about the NBA Slam Dunk Contest, usually two names come to mind – Michael Jordan and Vince Carter. To be completely fair and respect the competition's history, no one would be mad ...

Jordan credits Julius Erving for inspiring his legendary free-throw line dunk that sealed the 1988 Slam Dunk Contest.

Michael Jordan -- Kiss the Rim, 1987 (Watch video) A lot of people point to Jordan’s free-throw line dunk as his best ever in a dunk contest, but what LaVine did from the free throw line in 2016 ...

Whether it was Jordan's free throw line dunk or Wilkins trademark windmill's, the former stars popularized the dunk contest with dunks that had yet to be performed.

Michael Jordan: Free-throw-line dunk, 1988 Jordan went to the free-throw dunk a number of times in his three contest appearances, but he saved the best for last.

The Greatest Of All Time, dunked a basketball at his camp this weekend, and many acted like it was a momentous occasion because Michael Jordan is 50 now. We’re pretty sure he’ll always be able ...

Yep, that’s His Airness dunking a basketball in jeans at his annual Michael Jordan Flight School basketball camp. As a reminder, Jordan turned 50 in February and can still dunk wearing jeans. Looking ...

However, two-time winner Michael Jordan once talked about when the quality of the contest began to slide. "I think a lot of it has to do with all the dunks done without the ball," said Jordan.

That’s slightly higher than my best. We’d say that Jordan is the only owner who can dunk, but we’re not sure about Mikhail Prokhorov of the Nets. And of course Michael Heisley of Memphis. My guess is ...

Michael Jordan, at 50, continues to amaze, proving he can still dunk with ease. Truly the GOAT.