Michael Jordan helped build the Chicago BullssintosNBA champions once before. He isn't in a hurry to try to do it again. Jordan said on Tuesday that he has no interest in replacing Jerry Krause, who unexpectedly resigned as Chicago's general manager because of health problems.

　　"Washington isswheresI started andswheresI want to finish" as an executive, Jordan said at a morning shootaround before the Wizards' game at the Cavaliers. "It's unfortunate about Jerry. Obviously, his health is the most important thing." Jordan plans to retire at the end of this season, and has indicated he will return to the Wizards' front office. However, he is not contractually bound to Washington, and the GM opening in Chicago has led to more speculation Jordan will return to the Bulls.