as well as ESPN's 30 for 30 series. Michael Jordan article In March 1994, Wulf wrote an article about Michael Jordan's minor-league-baseball career, which was featured on the cover with the headline "Bag It Michael". Due to the incendiary headline, Jordan cut off official communication with Sports Illustrated and his silence continues to this day. 30 for 30 Wulf also appeared numerous times in 30 for 30, a documentary series on ESPN television. He was interviewed for Silly Little Game, a documentary about the genesis of rotisserie league baseball, as well as Jordan Rides the Bus. In Jordan, Wulf recounts his controversial Sports Illustrated article about Michael's attempt to play baseball. He admits to being too critical of Jordan, but also reveals that he visited the legendary basketball player a second time and wrote a story about how he was showing signs of major-league potential. Sports Illustrated did not run the second story. Personal Wulf has been married since October, 1984. He and his wife Jane have two sons, Bo and John, as well as twin daughters, Eve and Elizabeth. Wulf often writes about his children and boasts on his Twitter page that he is "the father of four pitchers." See also List of Hamilton College people List of people from New York City List of sports writers References External links Datebase (undated). "Previous Steve Wulf Columns". ESPN The Magazine. Retrieved August 5, 2012. 1950 births 20th-century American writers 21st-century American non-fiction writers American magazine editors Journalists from New York City Living people Sportspeople from Troy, New York Hamilton College (New York) alumni Sportspeople from New York City Sportswriters from New York (state) Writers from New York City Sports Illustrated ESPN people The Albany Academy alumni