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Michael Jordan’s First Baseball Card Is Still Hot - Sports Illustrated
On July 25th, 1990, Michael Jordan walked onto the field at Comiskey Park to take batting practice before the Chicago White Sox game. Upper Deck used the event to create one of the biggest chases ...
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Michael Jordan's Forgotten Baseball Journey Revives Post-NBA Retirement - MSN
When we talk about Michael Jordan, what does it strike your mind? The post Michael Jordan’s Baseball Adventure Resurfaces ...
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Michael Jordan admits he didn't have the greatest sports comeback: "I took two years off to play baseball, but nothing like that" - MSN
In 1995, Michael Jordan returned to the NBA hardwood with the Chicago Bulls. Given his legendary status, the expectation was that MJ would dominate immediately, just as he had before his first ...
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Michael Jordan Will Never Talk To Sports Illustrated Again After They Ripped Him For Playing Baseball: ‘What They Said Was Totally Wrong’ - MSN
NBA icon Michael Jordan will never talk to Sports Illustrated again after they ripped him for playing baseball. Jordan ...
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Michael Jordan Wanted To Retire In 1992 And Play Baseball But He Didn’t Because He Needed To Win Three Titles In A Row: ‘Bird And Magic Never Won Three In A Row’ - MSN
In March 1995, Jordan returned to the NBA after a baseball strike. MJ played in 17 games for the Bulls in 1994-95, averaging 26.9 points, 6.9 rebounds, 5.3 assists, 1.8 steals and 0.8 blocks.
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Michael Jordan Will Never Talk To Sports Illustrated Again After They Ripped Him For Playing Baseball: ‘What They Said Was Totally Wrong’ - Yardbarker
NBA icon Michael Jordan will never talk to Sports Illustrated again after they ripped him for playing baseball. Jordan retired from the NBA in October 1993 and played baseball for the Birmingham ...