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Michael Jordan on his mindset before hitting the iconic 1998 Finals shot: "The one thing I didn't want to do was cross over"
Michael Jordan's game-winning shot over Bryon Russell in Game 6 of the 1998 NBA Finals is considered one of the finest ...
Basketball Network on MSN20h
"It was a ballet move where I jumped up and spread my legs" - Michael Jordan reveals the real story behind the Jumpman logo
"People think that I was. I just stood on the floor, jumped up, and spread my legs, and they took the picture. I wasn't even ...
Basketball Network on MSN6h
"I had a bad series, I didn't play well" - Steve Kerr's desperation to redeem himself led to his game-winning shot in the 1997 NBA Finals
Steve Kerr talks about redeeming himself after a horrific Game 4 in the 1997 NBA Finals that led to his iconic game-winning ...
Basketball Network on MSN19h
"I hit 10 in a row doing that” - Tracy McGrady says his left handed free throw was more impressive than Michael Jordan’s famous eyes-closed shot
Tracy McGrady claimed that his left-handed free throw under injury pressure was harder than Michael Jordan’s iconic ...
Basketball Network on MSN9d
Michael Jordan admits he still wonders if he was too harsh with his teammates: "Unfortunately, the world is not made that way"
MJ reflects on his intense leadership style that pushed his teammates to their limits, contemplating whether he should've ...
Basketball Network on MSN12d
B.J. Armstrong reveals why Michael Jordan rarely talked before games: “He really took time to fall into this mode of silence”
B.J. Armstrong reveals why Michael Jordan rarely spoke before games, explaining how his silence helped him focus and dominate ...
Basketball Network on MSN9d
"He's going to be bigger than Michael Jackson" - Michael Jordan was overshadowed by Carl Lewis as the biggest sports star in 1984
Ever since Michael Jordan knocked the NCAA championship-winning shot as a freshman, his speed, agility, athleticism, and ...
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‘That was unique’: Michael Jordan told Wizards teammates he’d show them how to score 20 points in one quarter and then sit the rest of the game
NBA icon Michael Jordan came out of retirement for a second time in 2001 to play for the Washington Wizards. Jordan felt he ...