When we talk about athlete activism—real activism, not just hashtag awareness—it’s hard not to start the conversation with Craig Hodges. The two-time NBA champion and former Chicago Bulls sharpshooter isn’t just remembered for his three-point stroke or his back-to-back-to-back Three-Point Contest wins.
According to Craig Hodges, Chicago Bulls legend Michael Jordan went to a bar and drank beer before scoring 37 points against the Miami Heat during the 1991-92 season. The game took place on March 16, 1992.
Craig Hodges won two championships with Scottie Pippen and Michael Jordan on the Chicago Bulls. He led the league in 3-point shooting percentage in 1985-86
Craig Hodges, a former NBA sharpshooter and longtime teammate of both Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen on the Chicago Bulls, made headlines with a bold statement on the All The Smoke podcast.
Part of what makes the NBA, or any pro sports league, so compelling to watch is the narratives, especially those centered on rivalries. Throughout the decades, the NBA has fostered a number of rivalries, some long-lasting and others short but sweet.
Michael Jordan is one of the most influential basketball players of all time. After a tough start to his basketball journey in high school where there were doubts about him being able to play because of his size, Michael Jordan worked hard on himself to become one of the best ever.
Michael Jordan is widely recognized as the greatest basketball players of all time – and those who played alongside him have a unique insight. In his time in the NBA, Michael Jordan won every accolade and led the Chicago Bulls to one of their most successful periods in franchise history.
Craig Hodges, a two-time NBA champion and former teammate of Michael Jordan on the Chicago Bulls, recently appeared on the All The Smoke podcast and gave
Michael Jordan: the man, the mystery, and the mystique. Contrary to Anthony Edwards’ assessment that Jordan is his era’s only skilled player, the aura surrounding Jordan never wavers. In other words, the hype matches the reality.
Craig Hodges, the two-time NBA champion and three-time 3-point contest winner, alleged that he was blackballed from the NBA in 1991-92 season after he wrote a letter to George Bush, who was the President of the country at the time, and handed it to him during their White House visit following the 1990-91 NBA championship.
During the 1990-91 season, the Chicago Bulls played one of their final games of the regular season in Miami. Craig Hodges, a former teammate of Michael Jordan at the Bulls, narrated a hilarious story about MJ from that game on the most recent episode of Matt Barnes and Stephen Jackson's 'All The Smoke' podcast.
Michael Jordan’s legacy is often painted as the product of unmatched talent and a will to win that bordered on obsession. But even legends don’t sharpen their swords alone.
Former NBA guard Craig Hodges, regarded as one of the league’s premier three-point shooters before Steph Curry, painfully understands his career is defined more by a letter he wrote than his ability to knock down shots.
Former Chicago Bulls shooting guard Craig Hodges told DJ Vlad of Vlad TV briefly after ESPN’s “The Last Dance” docuseries came out in 2020 that NBA legend Michael Jordan thought Clyde Drexler was just as good as him.
Many people were pleasantly surprised to hear the news that Michael Jordan opened his fourth free health clinic in his home state of North Carolina. This
The NBA All-Star 3-Point Contest is one of the most exciting events leading up to the main All-Star Game. As the 2025 contest approaches on Saturday, February 15, the Milwaukee Bucks are well represented in the rich history of this competition, with multiple all-time great shooters having showcased their skills over the years.
Former Chicago Bulls shooting guard Craig Hodges revealed to DJ Vlad of Vlad TV shortly after ESPN’s “The Last Dance” docuseries came out in 2020 that NBA icon Michael Jordan once told him he thought Clyde Drexler was just as good as him.
NBA great Craig Hodges is considered one of the best shooters in league history. He is joined by Boston Celtics legend Larry Bird as the only two players to win three straight 3-point contests during All-Star Weekend.
There have been plenty professional athletes who stood up for social injustice issues. In the NBA, shooting legend Craig Hodges was among the first to express his political beliefs.
Former Chicago Bulls shooting guard Craig Hodges told DJ Vlad of Vlad TV briefly after ESPN’s “The Last Dance” docuseries came out in 2020 that NBA legend Michael Jordan thought Clyde Drexler was just as good as him.
Minutes before the 1988 3-point shootout, Boston Celtics icon Larry Bird famously went to the locker room where the rest of the contestants were waiting.
The road to winning six NBA Championships in eight years was no walk in the park for Michael Jordan. Early in his career, the "Black Cat" was known as a ball hog with a knack for taking over games. While this amazed basketball fans, this tendency didn't necessarily lead to wins.
Steph Curry is widely recognized as the best shooter that the NBA has ever seen. He has over 3,600 hundred three-pointers and counting. He’s well on his way to hitting the 4,000 made three-pointers mark within the next few years.