Luc Longley was one of them traditional bigs — the kind of center that used size before skill, clogged the lane like a rock in the river, and lived to anchor a defense rather than stretch the floor.

Luc Longley's career arc is often cast in the warm glow of nostalgia, especially in Australia, where he helped ignite a national love for basketball. Drafted seventh overall in 1991 by the Minnesota ...

Before Australian big men became familiar fixtures in the NBA, there was Luc Longley. Towering at 7-foot-2, Longley carved out a quiet but impactful legacy for the Chicago Bulls during one of ...

After pretty much getting left out of the highly-acclaimed documentary series “The Last Dance,” former Chicago Bulls center Luc Longley will get his time in the spotlight as the NBA has produced a ...

Luc Longley said in his documentary, “One Giant Leap,” that he didn’t enjoy playing with NBA legend Michael Jordan on the Chicago Bulls. Longley and Jordan were teammates on the Bulls from 1995-96 to ...

It comes and it goes and so does Longley. The camera won’t go near him again — it won’t go within a Bulls’ roar of him — until he walks into another huddle to do another chant before another game.

NBA icon Michael Jordan took time out of his busy schedule to be in Luc Longley‘s documentary, which came out in 2021. Jordan told Australian Story executive producer Caitlin Shea that Longley ...