Michael Jordan Got Paid During The Bulls’ Last Dance
Posted Apr 27, 2020
Michael Jordan’s final two seasons with the Chicago Bulls were historic, and not just because they resulted in individual accolades, championships, and a documentary series. Each was spent on a one-year contract considered at the time to be the biggest in the history of American team sports. And each was negotiated by agent David Falk in less than an hour.
(FiveThirtyEight)
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