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The 1994-1995 NBA Bulls wore the No. 45 man was Jordan.

There is no shortage of precedents in NBA history for retired players to come back, but none can match Michael Jordan's comeback in the 1994-1995 season. On March 18, 1995, Jordan said "I'm back!" It made the whole NBA world tremble.

Since the No. 23 jersey has been retired, Jordan opted for the No. 45 jersey. Jordan scored 19 points against the Indiana Pacers in his first game after his comeback, and then against the Atlanta Hawks, he hit a stunner. On March 28, Jordan returned to his true colors, scored 55 points, and led the team to conquer the New York Knicks.

Michael Jordan (Michael Jordan), born on February 17, 1963 in Brooklyn, New York, is a famous American basketball player, a shooting guard, and the greatest basketball player in history.

In the 1984 NBA Draft, Jordan was selected by the Chicago Bulls with the third pick in the first round. In the 1986-87 season, Jordan averaged points per game and won the title of point champion for the first time. In the 1990-91 season, Jordan won the regular season MVP and finals MVP titles in a row, leading the Chicago Bulls to the NBA championship for the first time.

In the 1997-98 season, Jordan won the 10th scoring title of his career and led the Bulls to their sixth championship. On September 11, 2009, Jordan was officially inducted into the NBA Hall of Fame.

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Jordan briefly crossed the No. 45 in the 1994-1995 season after his return from baseball in 1993-1994.

1990 1991] Roster: Hodges, Paxson, Grant, Jordan, Pippen, Armstrong, Livingston, Scott Williams, Stacy King, Perdue, Hopson.

1991 1992] Roster: Hansen, Stacey King, Perdue, Livingston, Scott Williams, Hodges, Armstrong, Jordan, Pippen, Grant, Cartwright, Paxson.

1992 1993] Roster: Armstrong, Paxson, Jordan, Pippen, Scott Williams, Stacey King, Perdue, Cartwright, Grant, Neally, McRae, Tucker, Walker, Corey Williams.

1995 1996] Roster: Buichler, Caffey, Edwards, Winnington, Simpkins, Haley, Randy Brown, Kukoc, Longley, Rodman, Jordan, Pippen, Harper, Cole.

1996 1997] Roster: Buicler, Keffee, Kukoc, Winnington, Parish, Simpkins, Kerr, Randy Brown, Longley, Rodman, Jordan, Pippen, Harper.

1997 1998] Roster: Randy Brown, Harper, Rodman, Jordan, Pippen, Cole, LaRue, Simpkins, Kukoc, Klein, Longley, Winnington, Brell, Booth.

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Randy Brown, Harper, Rodman, Jordan, Pippen, Cole, LaRue, Simpkins, Kukoczy, Crane, Longley, Winnington, Blell, Booth.

Hawkins Grant, power forward, who won his first three championships with the Bulls, was a member of the Iron Triangle at the time, and then switched to the Magic to partner O'Neal and get a sky-high contract. In 2001, he switched to the Lakers under the command of Zen masters, and subsequently won the championship, and is now retired, and his younger brother Gary Grant is still playing in the NBA, also in the position of power forward.

Horace Grant.

Horace Grant, a power forward nicknamed Cobra, was not only a key member of the Bulls' first three-game winning streak, but also the team's third-leading scorer, and formed Zen Master Jackson's triangular offensive system with Jordan and Pippen.

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The No. 54 of the NBA '93 Bulls was Horris Grant.

1. Hollis-Grant information.

English name: Horace Grant

Gender: Male. Nationality: American.

Date of birth: 4 July 1965.

Height: 208cm

Weight: 110kg

Position: Striker.

Field number: 54

Played for the Bulls, Magic, Lakers.

Second, there are not many capable people among the No. 54 jersey holders, and "Cobra" Horris Grant is a leader. He joined the Bulls with Scott Pippen in the 1987 draft, and after Charles Oakley left, he became the No. 4 starter, completing the team's first three-game winning streak with the team. He switched to the Magic in 1994 and defeated his old club in the 1995 Eastern Conference semifinals to reach the Finals.

In the 2000-01 season, he reunited with Phil Jackson to win his fourth championship with the Lakers. In the 2003-04 season, he returned to the Lakers as a backup for Karl Malone. After losing in the 2004 finals, he retired again.