It's hard to fathom that Michael Jordan ever admitted to being nervous at any point in his life while holding a basketball. The greatest of all time is always thought about as someone with ice running through their veins.

Michael Jordan played his final NBA game in the 2002-03 season. Since then, it hasn't been too often that fans get to hear from him. While the Chicago Bulls legend was the owner of the Charlotte Hornets for some time,

NBA all-time great Michael Jordan reveals how much he misses playing basketball, as he begins his new role with NBC

Jordan won six NBA championships with the Chicago Bulls, the team that drafted him in 1984. He was named Most Valuable Player of all six of those finals victories (1991-93 and ’96-98), and he led the NBA in scoring 10 times.

Michael Jordan, returning to NBA on NBC after 25 years, revealed he hasn't picked up a basketball in years and still misses competitive play. The NBA