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Michael Jordan prior to his ‘92 Finals matchup with Clyde Drexler. “Clyde was a threat, I’m not saying he wasn’t — but me being compared to him, I took offense to that”

The cost of driving for Michael Jordan.

Jason Kidd says MJ was the best player he ever played against. “My first time guarding him, I was a little nervous, so he came up to me and says, ‘Don’t worry about it kid, I like you so I won’t embarrass you tonight’ — He had 35, so it was just a light embarrassment”

The most APG ever in an NBA Finals series by a player not named Magic Johnson. Michael Jordan – 11.4 APG (1991 Finals) Did it all.

(1986) Bulls management told MJ there was a 10% chance his foot injury could end his career if he played. “If you had a headache, and 9 pills would cure you but 1 would kill you—would you take one?” Jordan replies: “Depends how f—ing bad the headache is.”

Kevin Garnett hilariously describes seeing MJ. “I swear to God, he had the orange joint…look into the sun and look back at something—lord listen…he walk out here, everything is stopped, moving in slow motion. Every motherfu*ker in here looking at him, and he knows it.”

On this day, March 18th (1995), Michael Jordan sent the press this two-word message: "I'm Back.”

(2002) At 38 years old, Michael Jordan was averaging 25.1 PPG, 6.2 RPG, 5.3 APG, before his knee injury on Feb 7. Averaging 30/7/6 in the 10 games prior to that injury. He was 6th in the NBA in scoring.

(2001) MJ’s 10-point streak ended at 866 games after playing just 25 minutes, in a 27-point blowout loss against Indiana… He followed this up with a combined 96 points (51 and 45) in his next two games.

The late great Jerry West speaking on MJ’s greatness. “This guy has done more spectacular things than any basketball player…He was the best defensive player in the league, he was the best offensive player…he is the most skilled player I’ve ever seen” Praise, from the logo.

(2002) On this day, MJ and Kobe face off for one of the final times in their careers. MJ dropped 25 PTS on an extremely smooth 9/14 shooting, in the victory.

(1993) New York goes up 2–0 in the ECF. Chicago takes Game 3. Jordan follows with 54 in Game 4. Bulls win 4-straight to advance to the Finals.

(1988) Michael Jordan soaring in Philly. Charles Barkley with the business decision.

(1986) On this day, Michael Jordan dropped a ridiculous 50/6/3/4/3 in the season-opener at MSG. Zero three-point attempts taken.

(1997) Michael Jordan after winning his 5th championship: “It’s easy to sit back and say, well I gave it my best, I’m tired, somebody else gotta do it, I didn’t take that approach…if you give up, then they give up.”

MJ brought the best out of those Bulls teams.

(1995) On this day, MJ put up an absolute mid-range masterclass against the Bucks. 45 PTS (65% TS) without a single three-point attempt.

Found this on FB and had to share. The reverse spin with the underhand flip 🥶

1991 NBA Finals Introduction: “This is it… this is what I’ve been waiting for… I think everybody in America has been waiting for it. Michael against Magic.”

(1985) 21-year-old Michael Jordan lacing up for his first All-Star Game.