Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Michael Jordan across Nascar, Basketball, Baseball.
After initially opting for No. 35, Corey Heim has decided to retain the No. 67 that has already delivered two Cup Series victories, citing its proven performance and the influence of teammate Corey LaJoie.
A Friday night downpour postponed the NASCAR Truck Series event at Richmond, but the weekend’s spotlight remains on Bubba Wallace, the sport’s first Black female driver, and the ongoing battle against hateful trolling.
Corey Heim’s bid for the 2027 Rookie of the Year award is jeopardized by NASCAR’s new start‑limit rule, despite his recent wins and Michael Jordan’s backing.
Corey Heim has won two races this season but is barred from the Rookie of the Year competition after NASCAR tightened its eligibility criteria.
NASCAR's updated rookie eligibility rule bars drivers with more than 12 prior Cup starts from contention, affecting 23XI Racing's Corey Heim, who has already secured two victories this season. The change comes amid Michael Jordan's ongoing legal history with the series.
After two decades in the NASCAR Cup Series, Denny Hamlin stands atop the 2025 point standings and aims to capture his first title while honoring his late father.
During the first week of fall camp, Coach Marcus Freeman introduced Michael Jordan and Stephen A. Smith to the Fighting Irish, using their stories to ignite a culture of perseverance and ambition.
A look at the life, career, and lasting impact of Joey Crawford, the NBA referee whose whistle defined eras of basketball.
From a childhood steeped in umpiring tradition to a Hall of Fame career that spanned three decades, Joey Crawford’s journey blends family legacy, perseverance, and an unwavering commitment to the game.
In 2002 the Suns took a chance on a high‑school phenom, a decision that would produce a Rookie of the Year, multiple All‑Star appearances and a lasting legacy.
The 1992 United States men’s basketball team, famously known as the Dream Team, captured the imagination of a generation with its unparalleled talent and dominant performance at the Barcelona Olympics.
A look at the latest controversies, injuries and record‑breaking sales shaping the sports world.
Antawn Jamison, the 1998 consensus national player of the year for North Carolina, recently sparked conversation by revealing the five players he would start on his all‑time Tar Heels lineup.
A signed 1986‑87 Fleer Basketball Box featuring Michael Jordan’s rookie card sold for $1.5 million on eBay, highlighting the soaring value of his memorabilia.
A sealed 1986‑87 Fleer Basketball box signed by Michael Jordan sold for $1.48 million, with proceeds supporting youth programs and highlighting the booming market for his collectibles.
Dennis Hopson, a former NBA champion and seasoned coach, has been appointed to lead Florida Polytechnic University’s first men’s basketball team, bringing a blend of professional experience and character‑focused leadership.
Cal Raleigh's dramatic drop from 60 home runs to a .162 average highlights a season of disappointment, while a nod to Michael Jordan's short-lived baseball stint underscores the unpredictability of sport.
The Olympic men's basketball competition has evolved from outdoor clay courts in 1936 to a worldwide phenomenon, marked by dominant eras, legendary teams and expanding global participation.
Sophie Cunningham's opposition to women competing against males in basketball has ignited criticism, revived Trump's 2022 comments, and sparked rallies and counter‑protests across the country.
After a double‑digit win season and a College Football Playoff appearance, Oklahoma Sooners head coach Brent Venables shifts focus from job‑security concerns to building a relentless, high‑pressure culture that emphasizes small‑margin victories and sustained motivation.
Corey Heim’s rapid ascent, marked by back‑to‑back wins at Indianapolis and Naval Base Coronado, signals a new era for the Jordan‑backed racing outfit.
Corey Heim reflects on Michael Jordan’s hands‑on encouragement and the team’s growth as he prepares for a full‑time role in 2027.
A planned two‑week break follows the iconic Brickyard 400, giving teams time to recover and strategize before the championship chase resumes with the Iowa Corn 350.
At 20, Olivia Moultrie reflects on a career that blends athletic ambition with personal faith, shaping a path that challenges norms in women’s soccer.