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Summer 2001. Chicago's West Side. Michael Jordan — preparing his comeback — invites fearless Ron Artest to his private pickup game. Jordan posting up. Kid denying him. Elbow flies. Ribs crack. The referee calls the offensive foul and MJ quietly grabs his side. Two broken ribs.

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