Jim Jackson recalls being in awe of MJ the first time he played against him: "It seemed like it was just me and him on the court" originally appeared on Basketball Network.

Jim Jackson recalled how Kobe Bryant’s unmatched drive and relentless competitiveness even showed up in shooting drills.

Jim Jackson on who he would rather guard between Kevin Durant and Stephen Curry: "Steph runs too much, man" originally appeared on Basketball Network. Jim Jackson began his career as a big-time ...

"There was nothing like it" - Jim Jackson recalls the insane popularity of the Bulls in the 90s and how social media ruined the NBA today originally appeared on Basketball Network.

"Michael strategically talks. Once you get GP started. Forget about it" - Jim Jackson on difference between Michael Jordan and Gary Payton as trash-talkers originally appeared on Basketball Network.

"Spend some money" - Jim Jackson explains why the Lakers will try everything to build a championship-caliber squad for LeBron next season originally appeared on Basketball Network. LeBron James ...

"People forget how good Keith Van Horn was at Utah coming out of college" - Jim Jackson calls Flagg a mix between KVH and Tatum originally appeared on Basketball Network.

"Guys went outside the parameters of who they were" - Jim Jackson explains why Kobe Bryant didn't shoot in second half of Game 7 vs. Suns in 2006 originally appeared on Basketball Network. Jim ...

"They waited until the end, and Joe walked" - Jim Jackson thinks Phoenix Suns could've kept Joe Johnson in 2005 originally appeared on Basketball Network.

Former Bills star Jim Kelly shares a heartbreaking update after his daughter, Erin, gave birth to her first son with husband Parker Bean.

That’s why former player Jim Jackson believes that the Chicago Bulls dynasty is the most special in NBA history. Nobody could get hold of their presence, and there are no posts to look back on ...

In addition to having the usual panelists, Taylor featured several NFL stars — including Tony Gonzalez, Michael Vick and Jim Jackson — to debate sports topics.