Many of those who played alongside Michael Jordan in the NBA have described him as someone who would test a teammate’s mental toughness to come through in key moments. Some failed to meet this high standard. But for those that earned Jordan’s trust, he had little hesitation passing them the ball with the game on the line, believing they’d knock down the shot.
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Billy Scott jokes that while he may be tall, he’ll never be confused for a basketball player. Nonetheless, the crew chief for NASCAR championship finalist Tyler Reddick — who drives for 23XI Racing, the team Jordan co-owns — has the full trust of his boss to hit
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