The most popular book of all time about Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls!

Jordan Rules is an insider's chronicle of the tumultuous 1990-91 NBA season, when Michael Jordan won his first NBA championship with the Chicago Bulls. Sports journalist Sam Smith's book - which is one of the classics of modern sports journalism - completely changed the fans' image of Michael Jordan: the book brings to life MJ's violent behavior, the way he treated his teammates, his verbal attacks on general manager Jerry Krause, his outbursts of anger against his coach Phil Jackson and there's a lot more. Jordan's teammates, including Scottie Pippen, Horace Grant and Bill Cartwright, also speak in the book, and of course Phil Jackson - the hippie-turned-training guru - also came under the magnifying glass.

The publication of the book had a huge impact on sports fans around the world, as Sam Smith pushed the superstar myth into the background and put the real personality of Michael Jordan in the spotlight.

"Smith leads us into the dressing room, puts us on the team car and the team bus, and we sit on the bench with the players during the matches. There are books that focus only on the success of the team, but not on the individuals to whom the success is due. The Jordan Rules will do just that!" - Associated Press