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"Need Michael Jordan Back": Charles Barkley Sends Clear Message To NBC After Highly Disappointing NBA Return
essentiallysports.comu/ForeignAir7174 — 19 hours ago

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I read that baseball players typically retire at 35 so let's say Jordan was 32 in 1995, he stays with baseball and leaves around 2000. What would his baseball career look like? The average baseball player's career is around 6 years long so this would match up nicely.
What do you think?
Kinda tricky since Kobe was climbing up the ranks with him at the same time. Personally I think it was solidified in 09, but undoubtedly 2012/2013.
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