Mike Sielski: In ‘The Last Dance,’ Michael Jordan shows us who he really is. And tramples a man’s memory to do it.

What Michael Jordan has done to Jerry Krause over the last three weeks is deliberate and dishonorable. With each episode of The Last Dance, ESPN’s 10-part documentary about Jordan and the 1990s Chicago Bulls, it becomes harder to separate the entertainment and nostalgic value of the series from Jordan’s agenda, from his desire to preserve his legacy, settle scores, and rub his status and greatness in the faces of his real and perceived rivals — one, in particular.Krause — the Bulls’ general manager for 18 years, including the eight-year period when they won six NBA championships — has served a…

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