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Michael Jordan is Born
Michael Jeffery Jordan was born in Brooklyn, New York he Moved to Wilmingto, North Carolina as a toddler. he was the fourth of the fifth child. -
Jordan College LIfe
In 1981 Jordan attended North Carolina University because he recieved a scholarship because of his basketball skills. -
Jordan Joins the Chicago Bulls
Jordan in his 3rd year of college is drafted to the Chicago bulls as 3rd pick. -
Jordan's Perormance
Performing in front of the hometown fans in Chicago, Jordan and Dominique Wilkins put on what is widely considered the greatest Slam Dunk contest. -
Jordan Goes BIG
After the historic Slam Dunk contest, Jordan continues his offensive surge finishing the year averaging 32.5 points and 8 assists. -
Jordan Plays Baseball
Jordan tearfully announces his retirement, citing a loss of his love for the game and the effect his father’s murder earlier that summer has had on him. His late father, James, had Always dreamed of Michael as a professional baseball player, so that summer he signs a minor league contract with the Chicago White Sox. In 1994, Jordan hits .202 with three home runs and 51 RBIs for the Birmingham Barons. It was a failed experiment, but Jordan maintains a relationship with Bulls owner Jerry Reinsdorf -
Jordan!!!!
Jordan faxes perhaps the two most famous words in franchise history: “I’m back.” His return to the Bulls is met with jubilation across the city and, while the Bulls fall to the Magic in the Eastern Conference semifinals, Jordan averages 31.0 points in the series and the Bulls’ future is restored. -
Jordan Knows WHATS UP!!!!
In a crucial Game 5 of the 1997 NBA Finals, Jordan wakes up the day before the game drenched in sweat and nauseated. Diagnosed with food poisoning, Jordan plays the next day and Somehow scores 38 points -- 17 in the second quarter alone -- to help a 16-point Jazz lead disappear. He scores 15 more in the fourth quarter, including a 3-pointer with 25 seconds left to break an 85-all tie. The Bulls take a 3-2 series lead with a 90-88 win and two days later bring home championship No. 5. -
JORDAN RETIRES
Of all the lasting images in Jordan’s historic career, none are more memorable than this. Jordan takes the Delta Center court, 48 minutes from his sixth championship. A back-and-forth affair sees the Jazz take a five-point lead into the fourth quarter, and an 86-83 lead inside one minute. A Jordan layup pulls the Bulls within one, and on the following Jazz possession he steals the ball from Karl Malone. -
MR.JORDAN
Jordan says goodbye to the game he loves a second time amidst player contract disputes and Phil Jackson’s uncertain future. -
WOW!!!
Like he did in 1995, Jordan again feels the itch to return to basketball. In 60 games Jordan, age 38, averages 22.9 points and 5.2 assists, both of which led the team. -
IS HE BACK AGAIN?
In his final season, Jordan makes one last return to the United Center. He is given a near-three-minute standing ovation when introduced and finishes with 10 points, five rebounds and five assists in 30 minutes. -
JORDAN SHOES
Jordan ties up his Air Jordan sneakers one last time, scoring 15 points in a 107-87 loss in Philadelphia. Jordan receives a standing ovation after he leaves the game with two minutes to go, sinking his last two free throws before leaving the court for the last time. -
Jordan 5
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JORDAN 10'S
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