From 1991 to 1998, the Chicago Bulls were the unquestioned kings of the NBA, and Michael Jordan was right at the center of everything that got them there. But the rest of the league didn’t just fear Jordan as a five-time MVP, or as a six-time NBA champion—they feared him as a person.

Jordan became the greatest basketball player ever by psychologically terrorizing every player he came up against—including his own teammates—but how did that happen?

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