What were Jordan s last two years with the Wizards

Jordan's salary was $5 million for two years when the Wizards were right.

Year Team Appearances Starting Time Shooting - Shooting Three-Point Shot Free Throw - Shot Front Court Backcourt Total Assists Steals Blocks Turnovers Free Throws Scoring.

01-02 Wizards 60 53 2,093 551-1,324 10-53 263-333 50 289 339 310 85 26 162 119 1,375

02-03 Wizards 82 67 3,031 679-1,527 16-55 266-324 71 426 497 311 123 39 173 171 1,640

01-02 Wizards 60

02-03 Wizards 82

Minutes played, shooting, three-pointers, free throws, frontcourt, backcourt, total rebounds, assists, steals, blocks, turnovers, fouls, scoring.

We say that everyone else is in the first gear, and Jordan is in the first gear for a reason.

Old man Joe played 15 seasons, and in his last year, he had rebounds and assists.

That year, he was 40 years old.

What about the others? Tim Duncan was 40 years old and had completed the transition of power.

Points, rebounds, and assists are the last decent in history before the first big.

At the age of 40, Karl Malone had already played with the OK group.

Points, rebounds and assists are already a good firepower output.

Shaq O'Neill was retired at the age of 40.

In his final season, O'Neill was completely destructive.

The Shark, who had a rebound and assist, obviously couldn't swim.

So what exactly does it look like if a player is up to the league average?

Length + height.

In terms of career, Jordan is almost unsurpassed.

Look at career length.

In the seventies and eighties, the average length of an NBA player's career was only five years, and the average age at retirement was no more than 28.

After entering the 90s, with the improvement of medical conditions and other conditions, the length of the player's career began to lengthen, and the development has reached 8 years at this stage.

He entered the NBA at an average age of 23, played in the league for an average of 8 years, and retired from the NBA at an average age of 31.

Considering the fierce competition in the NBA, it is not easy to be able to play in the league for 8 years.

Jordan played for 15 years and retired at the age of 40, which is rare.

Look at career heights.

Jordan played a total of 1,072 games in his career, played 41,010 minutes, and scored a total of 32,292 points.

On average, you can get about a score per minute.

What is the concept?

Chamberlain averaged about a minute in minutes.

Kareem Jabbar averages about a minute of points.

Olajuwon averages about a minute of minutes.

Kobe Bryant averages about a minute average.

Allen Iverson averages about a minute of points.

Tracy McGrady averages about points per minute.

Vince Carter averages about a minute in minutes.

Stephen Curry scores about points per minute.

James Harden averages about points per minute.

Kevin Durant averages about points per minute.

What's even more terrifying is that Jordan has taken 6 championships + 6 FMVPs + 5 MVPs in 15 seasons.

It can be said that almost all individual and team honors have been harvested.

If you look at it in a single season.

Don't say 20 years ago, it's 20 years later.

With an average of 20+6+3 per game, it is not a big problem to get a substitute All-Star.

82 games of full attendance, an average of 20+ per game, this is not the average level of the league, but the best level.

If a 40-year-old middle-aged person contributes 20+ firepower output, he should ask a rhetorical question at this time.

What kind of level are those 20-year-olds?

Remember what Jordan said on January 13, 1999, when he announced his second retirement?

Yes, when he averaged 20 points per game, others thought it was promising, but he was tired of competing.

This may be the gap between man and God.