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NBA All-Star Game 2009 in Phoenix Promo LorenzoCastillo7 5,845 views Who will be the MVP?
Michael Jordan Commercial - I Used to Rule the World LorenzoCastillo7 41,254 views Watch in HD Warning, video too fast for "non-jordan fans;" on the first view anyways. michael jordan commercial Make sure you watch a few time so you can catch all t...
Dwyane Wade 35 points vs Lakers December 19 LorenzoCastillo7 11,109 views WATCH IN HD! Sorry about the audio, it seems that youtube messed it up. ----- Wade: 35 pts 13/25 FG 6 rebounds 3 assists 3 steals 2 blocks. Kobe 28 points 12/...
Dwyane Wade blocks promo/commercial LorenzoCastillo7 6,936 views Dwyane Wade has had the most blocks for a guard since he came into the league even though he has missed nearly 100 games.
Miami Heat Player Intro 2008 LorenzoCastillo7 23,171 views The Matrix style. Michael Beasley, Shawn Marion, Udonis Haslem, Mario Chalmers, Dwyane Wade.
Vince Mr. Carter, where have you been? LorenzoCastillo7 11,593 views Follow me as we journey into the deepest and darkest alley in the world in search of Vince Carter as we watch most of his most memorable and recognizable plays. From Day...
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Michael Jordan - Champion LorenzoCastillo7 34,188 views Ever wonder how MJ gets to work? --------------- Imagine that you are a lover of the theater in London in the early 17th century, and you have just learned that Will Sha...
Michael Jordan shows YOU an old trick LorenzoCastillo7 672,964 views Here he is, Michael jordan, the greatest player of all time teaching/ showing YOU one trick he used back when he had to deal with handchecking. As you can see not only w...
Michael Jordan 45 years young LorenzoCastillo7 1,313,667 views First Song- Chorus from Homecoming by Kanye West ft. Chris Martin. Second song- Kanye West Home. Sorry for the quality; the video was too big. Watch the 45 year ol...

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Sports Illustrated
Jack McMullan

Think what a player would have to do to be regarded as Jordan's equal. He would have to construct dramatic bookends on his basketball life by sinking championship-winning shots at the beginning of his college career (as North Carolina's Jordan did as a freshman in 1982) and at the end of his pro career (as the Chicago Bulls' Jordan did to beat the Utah Jazz in Game 6 of the NBA Finals last spring). He would have to leave the game, only to make a triumphant return a year-and-a-half later, as Jordan did when he became baseball's most famous banjo hitter in '94 and basketball's best player once again in '95. He would have to win a championship trifecta with one style of play (take-it-to-the-hoop acrobatics) and then three more titles with a different style (controlled fadeaway jump shooting) -- the basketball equivalent of writing a comedy as good as Twelfth Night and a tragedy as good as Hamlet. He would have to possess the crossover appeal to sell sneakers to youngsters in the ghetto and cologne to oldsters in the boardroom. He would have to put his imprint not only on the game but also on the culture, as Jordan did with his shaved pate and his close, personal relationships with figures as diverse as Spike Lee and Bugs Bunny. He would have to become a worldwide icon, more well-known in places than even the game he played. And he would have to accomplish all that, as veteran NBA writer Terry Pluto of the Akron Beacon Journal observed last week, without acting like a jerk.

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There were other times early in his career, though, when Jordan wasn't the tongue-wagging king of the world. He has been so good for so long that it's easy to forget the struggles he went through in the 1980s. They had nothing to do with establishing his undisputed preeminence on the basketball court. That was a fait accompli as early as 1986, when he laid 49 and 63 points on the Celtics and Larry Bird during consecutive playoff games at Boston Garden, an accomplishment akin to out-praying the Pope at a Vatican Mass.

But the young Jordan, Nike's and Madison Avenue's darling from the get-go, was eyed with suspicion in other quarters. Isiah Thomas led a freeze-out of Jordan during the 1985 All-Star Game because he and some other veterans thought Jordan was getting too big for his britches. When the Bulls failed to finish over .500 in Jordan's first three seasons and didn't reach the second round of the playoffs until his fourth, there was a widely held belief among players and reporters that a Jordan-led team would never win it all. He shot too much. He didn't get his teammates involved. He didn't make everyone around him better, the quality so often ascribed to his hallowed title-winning contemporaries, Bird and Magic Johnson. Jordan's celebrity was nettlesome, too.

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