30th anniversary of Michael Jordan’s first NBA title
Posted Jun 13, 2021
After Michael Jordan left the North Carolina basketball program following three impressive seasons in Chapel Hill, he went on to have a historic 15-year career in the NBA and is considered the greatest to ever play the game. While he got the Chicago Bulls to the playoffs in each of his first six seasons, he kept falling short. Then year seven came.
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