Summary
On the NBA's Opening Night, Michael Jordan shared his wish to return to playing basketball, despite not having played for years. He expressed his ongoing love for the game and recounted a recent experience where he felt nervous shooting a free throw.
Key Facts
- NBA's Opening Night featured a game between the Oklahoma City Thunder and the Houston Rockets.
- The NBA on NBC program returned for the first time since 2002.
- Michael Jordan, a six-time NBA champion, appeared in an interview during the event.
- Jordan admitted he hadn't touched a basketball in years but shared a story about shooting a free throw with kids watching.
- He expressed a strong desire to play basketball again, comparing it to taking a "magic pill."
- Jordan emphasized his love for the game and the competition it offers.
- He acknowledged the health risks that would come with an actual return to professional play.
