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The sports documentary "The Last Dance" gave fans an inside look at Michael Jordan’s immense competitive mindset. The man took things personally, even if he didn’t need to. According to his children, Jordan's obsession with competition extended all the way to their home. Things got so intense that he tackled his son Jeffrey through a glass table while they were playing football. Jordan injures his son "I got a crazy story actually," Marcus Jordan recalled. "When we was little, we would play football on our knees, like tackle football on our knees with my dad, right? And so there was this one time where we were playing in their room and they had these round end tables at the end of their bed. And so Jeff was going for a touchdown, and I’ll never forget it, my dad tackled Jeff into the glass table."   Jeff hits his head table into the glass table," Marcus continued. "I thought he was dead. I mean, you could literally see the meat and skull. M...

NBA legend Michael Jordan and his wife Yvette Prieto enjoyed a rare public appearance last Friday.   The power couple hasn't been seen together in public for over a year and stepped out to attend a NASCAR launch party in Nashville, Tennesse.  SEE ALSO:  Days After Father Dennis Rodman Picked LeBron James Over Larry Bird, Trinity Rodman Shares Brother DJ Rodman’s Reel With Bronn y Jordan, 60, and Prieto, 44, posed on the red carpet for the event at Electric Jane and were joined by several big-name stars. The NBA GOAT rubbed shoulders with country music star Garth Brooks and NASCAR drivers Bubba Wallace and Kurt Busch.   The 14-time NBA All-Star owns and operates 23XI Racing and was there celebrating the start of the NASCAR Ally 400 race weekend. He joined the motorsports business with three-time Daytona 500 winner, Denny Hamlin, to partner to launch their racing team in the fall of 2020.   His list of drivers includes Wallace, Tyler Redick, and B...

LeBron James is completely changing what everyone thought was possible for a star athlete in the NBA.  LeBron led the Los Angeles Lakers to the Western Conference Finals in the same year that he broke the all-time scoring record while he still plays better than all but a handful of players in the league.   None of this is guaranteed at LeBron’s age and his elite level of play could end at any moment. That is why Lakers fans should cherish the legendary basketball they are seeing, even if it is no longer the prime version of LeBron.   Fans should especially cherish it during the 2023-24 season as it will certainly be his last in the purple and gold. Retirement threats aside (which all just seems like a ploy to get the Lakers to make certain moves), LeBron has all but confirmed that he will leave the Lakers after the 2023-24 season in his latest Instagram story.   LeBron James all but confirms that he will leave the Lakers to join Bronny James This is so...