A review by paytonr
The Jordan Rules: The Inside Story of One Turbulent Season with Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls by Sam Smith

3.0

An entertaining (if dated) sports narrative. Every now and then the linear timeline that was established early on in the book was abandoned, and that was quite irritating. Reading this book 20 years after its publishing, I found it less insightful since MJ's character couldn't stay hidden behind the smile for two decades. Phil Jackson's masterful psychological manipulation proves to be a novice's guide to successful management.