Is Jordan in 96 good now?

No one can say this, the star's own skill is one thing, and luck is also the other.

Like Aldridge of the current Trail Blazers, his performance has been consistent since Roy was still around, but no one noticed him at that time. The season started with such a great start to the season.

Jordan is very powerful and great, and I think it's good to worship him. But don't compare yourself to the stars of other eras. It's useless, you're right, he's the god of basketball anyway, and no one can deny that his peak and the NBA's peak are at the same time.

If you say that you are not getting older and not getting old, and your physical fitness has not declined, I think with his historical achievements and his glorious years, if you put it to the present, I think it should still be not to be outdone, I believe that he is the top three in the All-Star League, after all, he used to be a leading figure.

Of course, because Jordan is the god of basketball. It's not imaginary.

Haha, in fact, when Kobe Bryant and James are about to retire, they will cherish every game he plays, just like we watch movies now, Stephen Chow, or something, I miss it very much.

Purely in terms of technical level, it is absolutely top-notch. Now LeBron, the league's number one star, is not afraid of it. After all, it's the god of basketball, but it's all hypothetical...

Of course, he is the one who lets the basketball world know how good a quarterback is.

It should be very dazzling, very handsome, and very good.

may not fit in with society, including the team.

The technology is still good at age.

The 96 version of Jordan is not the Jordan at the peak of personal data and ability, but it is the best Jordan who combines individuals and teams.

In 92, Jordan was at the peak of his personal ability, although he averaged 41 points per game in the finals in 93, his physical fitness in 93 declined slightly compared to 92, and his finger was injured before the game against the Knicks in the East, and the stability of his mid-range shooting was much worse than in 92.

The playoffs in '92 had a very stable and inexplicable feeling. In fact, when Jordan won the first three consecutive championships, the breakthrough was much less than when he didn't win the championship, and most of them ended the offense with mid-range shots. And 92 is the most accurate and consistent time for shooting.

Almost, do you mean 2kol.

Jordan in 1994 was 31 years old. Michael Jordan was born in 1963, so Jordan in 1994 was 31 years old. Michael Jordan (Michael Jeffrey Jordan) was born in the United States on February 17, 1963, male, is a former NBA professional basketball player, playing as a shooting guard or small forward, and the number 23 on the back of his jersey.

He was selected by the Chicago Bulls in the first round of the 1984 NBA Draft and was named NBA Rookie of the Year in his rookie season. In the 1986-87 season, Jordan averaged points per game and won the NBA scoring title for the first time. In the 1991-93 season, Jordan won two consecutive regular season MVPs and three finals MVPs (FMVPs), and led the Chicago Bulls to three NBA championships.

On October 6, 1993, he announced his retirement due to the murder of his father, and announced his comeback two years later. In 1996, he was selected as one of the top 50 superstars in the NBA. In the 1996-98 season, Jordan won the 10th NBA scoring title and the fifth regular season MVP of his career, and led the Bulls to three NBA championships.

On January 13, 1999, he announced his retirement after the failure of collective bargaining and returned with the Washington Wizards two years later. On April 16, 2003, Michael Jordan officially announced his retirement after the last game of his career against the 76ers in the last game of his career. Recognized as the greatest basketball player of all time, he was officially inducted into the Nai Smith Basketball Hall of Fame on September 11, 2009.

In his career, he was named to the NBA All-Star Team 14 times, the NBA All-Star MVP 3 times, the NBA All-NBA First Team 10 times, the NBA All-NBA Second Team in 1985, the NBA Defensive Player of the Year in 1988, the NBA All-NBA Defensive Team First Team 9 times, the NBA steal champion 3 times, the NBA All-Star Slam Dunk Contest 2 times, and the Olympic Gold Medal in 1984 and 1992.

As far as I know, there are several theories about when Jordan became the first person in history.

In 1991, when Jordan was 29 years old, hehe, this seems to be that J Da replied to a post and said that in 91, there was ** that Jordan was the first star in history, and Guan Huai was better than this laughing hole.

In 1993, I saw a lot of Jomi on the forum saying that Na Mingxin was the first person in history in '93, honors: 3 championships, 3 FMVPs, 3 MVPs, 1 Best Defender, 2 Olympic gold medals, 6 All-Defensive Team, 7 All-Defensive Team, 7-time scoring champion.

Based on the three most important honors, championship, MVP, and FMVP, let's take a look at the comparison with several other top 10 stars (of course, just to discuss Jordan's honors in '93, historical status, assuming that he never came back after retiring, assuming that his honors are fixed in '93).

It was Jordan's last shot with the Bulls, and that shot earned him his last championship and the last shot of his career. At this point, his career came to a perfect end. To sum it up, the last shot, the last championship, the last lore, the greatest athlete of the 20th century.

It ended Jordan's dominance and heralded a new era.

It's like the hand of God who deceived the referee and won the championship!

Because he defeated the Jazz in the finals to win the championship.

Because it was he who first broke off Malone's ball, dribbled to the frontcourt, and then broke through and shook the defenders in disguise, and hit the jumper, the final match point!!

PS: The one who lied to the referee after saying God, I'm afraid you didn't watch the video replay carefully, and the video clearly shows that Jordan's hand didn't touch the defender at all.

Lore, win the game, make your own history, and of course great.

Because that's a foul. That's the push,。。

The greatest comeback in history. Retiring after the first three consecutive championships, and winning three consecutive championships after the comeback, such a miracle may never be surpassed.

Jordan later admitted that after he really stepped into professional baseball, he realized that hobbies and careers were two different things, and in the 1994 season, Jordan's Baron team performed better than expected. In Jordan's 127 games, he hit three home runs, blotted 51 points and stole three bases. But the batting percentage points to another brutal truth:

Jordan doesn't have much of a future at MLB.

Jordan, meanwhile, was spotted frequently appearing in the Bulls' training gym. At the time, the Bulls were in the midst of a fierce competition for a playoff spot. Could it be that the greatest player in the world will make a comeback in the playoffs?

After the first three consecutive championships in 1993, Jordan received the bad news that his father was **, and the joy after winning the championship did not fade before he suffered this big blow, such a huge contrast made Jordan have the idea of leaving the basketball court, and the more important reason is that his father inspired him to engage in baseball since he was a child, and now that his father has passed away, Jordan wants to fulfill his father's last wish to join the American Baseball League. Two years later, Jordan returned to the basketball court and regained the NBA championship in 1996, marking his second triple-winning streak.

At the beginning of 1999, the NBA league fell into an impasse in labor negotiations and faced a shutdown, Jordan, who already held six championship rings, announced his retirement again, saying that he no longer had the challenge goal of being a basketball player at the beginning, and only Jordan could do such a domineering reason for retirement, but Jordan chose to return again two years later.

In 2001, Jordan, who was still thinking about the basketball court, announced his comeback again and signed a two-year contract with the Washington Wizards. On November 28, 2002, Jordan announced that he would retire for the third time after the season. On April 16, 2003, Jordan played the last game of his career with the Washington Wizards to the Philadelphia 76ers, scoring 15 points, 4 rebounds and 4 assists, after which he officially announced his retirement.

It was Jordan's first retirement, and when he won his first three-game championship, Jordan's father was **. Just before the start of training camp for the new season, Jordan announced his retirement and was ready to start a baseball career. Baseball was a sport that his father inspired Jordan to play since he was a child, and Jordan eventually joined the MLB, but his baseball career was a great failure.

Then he made a comeback and won three consecutive NBA Finals championships.