Andy Thompson gets the spotlight as his Michael Jordan documentary finally airs

It was a morning in May when Andy Thompson caught the smell of cigar smoke wafting down the hall. It was the unmistakable scent of Michael Jordan, brooding.
It wasn’t the cigar that was surprising; it was the timing. The Chicago Bulls had lost Game 2 of the 1998 Eastern Conference semifinals the night before to the Charlotte Hornets, a far lesser team, on two free throws by Glen Rice. A morning practice was scheduled before the Bulls were to fly to North Carolina, Jordan’s home state