Michael Jordan's details

Michael Jordan

Male

Height: 1.98 meters

Weight: 98 kg

Date of birth: 1963-2-17

Personal introduction:

Michael Jordan

Birthplace: Brooklyn, New York

Position: Guard

High School: Laney High School, Wilmington, North Carolina

College: University of North Carolina

Draft: 1984 No. 3 in the round

NBA career: 13 seasons (1984-1993, 1994-1998)

Position: Guard

Jordan’s basketball career events

On March 29, 1982, as a freshman, he hit the winning goal at the last minute, leading the University of North Carolina to defeat Georgetown University 63:62 and win the NCAA championship.

In June 1983, Jordan, who was consecutively named the best player in college, was selected by the Chicago Bulls with the third overall pick in the first round of the NBA draft.

In May 1985, he won the Rookie of the Year title with an average of 28.2 points per game.

On June 12, 1991, in Game 5 of the Finals, Jordan scored 30 points and led the Bulls to defeat the Lakers 108:101 to win the first championship. Jordan was awarded the first Most Valuable Player. . Jordan cried as he celebrated the victory in the locker room.

In August 1992, he helped the "Dream Team" win the gold medal at the Barcelona Olympics.

In June 1993, he averaged 41 points per game and led the Bulls to defeat the Phoenix Suns in the Finals, achieving their first three consecutive championships. Suns Barkley wins Most Valuable Player award.

On February 7, 1994, Jordan signed a contract with the White Sox of the Major League Baseball League and officially became a professional baseball player.

On November 1, 1994, the Bulls announced at the United Center in the new arena that Jordan's No. 23 jersey with the Bulls was officially retired.

On March 18, 1995, Jordan returned to the NBA wearing jersey No. 45 and participated in his first basketball game against the Pacers.

On June 16, 1996, Jordan played the entire season and led the Bulls to defeat the Sonics in the Finals, kicking off their second three consecutive championships. He also scored his 8th goal. King, Finals MVP and All-Star Game MVP.

On June 14, 1998, the Bulls once again defeated the Jazz to win their sixth NBA championship. Jordan won the scoring title for the second time for three consecutive years, and won the Finals MVP and All-Star Game MVP.

On January 13, 1999, he officially announced his retirement in Chicago and left the NBA with 5 MVPs, 6 championship MVPs, 10 scoring champions and 12 All-Star honors.

On January 20, 2000, he was officially announced as the new owner of the Washington Wizards.

Jordan’s ten greatest games

Chicago Bulls vs. Boston Celtics on April 20, 1986

This is only Jordan’s second In his professional season, it was only his fifth playoff game.

But people will never forget that on that surprising night, at the legendary Boston Garden Arena, Jordan scored 63 points alone, setting an NBA playoff single-game scoring record. The young star almost single-handedly fought against the Celtics, the dominant team in the Eastern Conference at the time. The Bulls persisted until the second overtime before losing 131:135.

Chicago Bulls vs. Cleveland Cavaliers on May 7, 1989

In the first round of the playoffs, the Bulls and Cavaliers tied at 2 in the first four games: 2 draws, the loser is eliminated in the decisive battle in Cleveland.

At the last moment, the Bulls trailed 99:100.

When the final buzzer sounded, Jordan scored an 18-foot jumper from the basket, giving the Bulls an incredible 101:100 victory. This is the most exciting NBA story: taking orders in the face of danger and defeating time-it is also the most typical Jordan style.

Chicago Bulls vs. Cleveland Cavaliers on August 28, 1990

Although this is only a regular season game, this is the first time Jordan has played in Cleveland in a year The second miracle of creation. Twice he soundly defeated the home team.

In these 48 minutes, Jordan set two career highs: scoring 69 points and grabbing 18 rebounds. The Bulls defeated the Cleveland Cavaliers in overtime 137:113 on the road.

Chicago Bulls vs. Los Angeles Lakers on June 5, 1991

The Bulls reached the NBA Finals for the first time, Jordan and another great guard in history, "Magic" Johnson met. In the second game, the Bulls won 107:86 at home. Jordan scored 33 points and completed a masterpiece of flying in the air - he held the basketball high in his right hand, took off from the front of the free throw arc, and attacked with overwhelming momentum - just behind the three Lakers players (No. 32 "Magic" Johnson, No. 45 A.C. Green, No. 14 Sam Perkins) passed over their heads. For a jump on the spot without a run-up, this is an impossible dunk distance.

The magician admitted that he could not believe his eyes at the time: "No way, he would never do this, he would never do this to us!"

But the earth's gravity favored it. Jordan was on his side - the gliding Flyer had enough time to miraculously hand the ball to his left hand and put the ball into the basket before his feet landed smoothly. This breathtaking impromptu stunt has since been regarded as a supreme masterpiece of basketball art.

Chicago Bulls vs. Portland Trail Blazers on June 3, 1992

In the first game of the 1992 Finals, the Bulls sat in Chicago and faced the "glider" Trail Blazers. Team. The Bulls won 122:89, with Jordan scoring 35 points. We still clearly remember that after he hit 6 3-pointers in the first half, he shrugged to his opponents, with an expression that seemed to say: "There is nothing I can do."

Chicago Bulls, June 16, 1993 Team vs. Phoenix Suns

Game 4 of the NBA Finals takes place at the Chicago Coliseum. Jordan's most valuable player that year - Charles. Barkley scored 55 points in the confrontation. In the last 30 seconds, the Bulls only led by 1 point, 106:105. Jordan made consecutive free throws to seal the victory. The final score was 111:105.

Chicago Bulls vs. New York Knicks on March 28, 1995

This is only the fifth game after Jordan's comeback, but if you think his skills have changed, How wrong. In the previous game, Jordan repeated the good show of turning the tide in Atlanta, hitting the winning shot at the last minute and leading the Bulls to a 91-90 away victory over the Hawks. After the game, he lightly hit the floor with his fist, as if knocking on the door of doubt: "I'm back!"

Jordan, wearing jersey No. 45, reappeared at Madison Stadium in New York and brought it to New York. Another unforgettable memory for fans: He scored 55 points, and at the last moment, he unexpectedly made a wonderful assist to help his teammates score, and the Bulls won 113:111. The great Jordan is really back!

Chicago Bulls vs. Utah Jazz on June 11, 1997

In Game 5 of the Finals, Jordan led the Bulls to Salt Lake City, and not only did he face off against everyone The strongest opponent in the NBA is the untimely flu.

The strong mental strength enabled Jordan to achieve a double victory. He scored 38 points in this game - as is his usual style, 15 of them were scored in the crucial fourth quarter. Including the winning 3-pointer in the last minute. The Bulls won 90:88.

Eastern Stars vs. Western Stars on February 8, 1998

Three days after having a fever, Jordan led the Eastern Stars to appear at Madison Garden and beat the Western Conference 135:114. Star team. He scored 23 points, grabbed 6 rebounds, and had 8 assists, and won the All-Star Game MVP for the third time. This was his last All-Star Game appearance.

Chicago Bulls vs. Utah Jazz on June 14, 1998

If anyone can create a miracle and save the Bulls, it is only Jordan - this will be his last shock Performance: There are only 30 seconds left, and the Jazz lead 86:83. He made an unstoppable layup, narrowing the gap to 1 point; he made another shot when the time was only 5.2 seconds! Show the world your lifetime masterpiece in half a minute and win.