r/michaeljordan

Most watched conference finals openers. Jordan's Bulls occupy 6 of the top 10. Only Cleveland ('92) and Miami ('97) didn't make the list.

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u/PhantomDreamer1 — 1 day ago

So what would Michael Jordan baseball career look like if he stayed in baseball after 1995?

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?

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u/happydude7422 — 2 days ago

When did Bron pass Kobe all time?

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.

kobe hallucinators and irrational thinkers please don’t come here with the “he never passed kobe” we dont care go be schizo by yourself

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u/LeGoat23_6 — 1 day ago

Somewhere out there is a kid working. He won’t skip any steps. He will learn from my example, just as I’ve learned from others. There will be a player greater than me - Michael Jordan

u/SensitiveMap2058 — 4 days ago
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Michael Jordan surprised Ms. Etta, his former high school transportation coordinator, with a facetime call while she is in hospice care. Her final 'bucket list wish' was to connect with MJ one last time

u/Hysen16 — 3 days ago

The time in 2001 that Charles Barkley was considering coming out of retirement and joining Jordan, (who himself had yet to make his return official), on the Wizards. What kind of player would Charles be?

u/PhantomDreamer1 — 4 days ago