As the NBA turns 75, Michael Jordan still owns the room
Posted Feb 23, 2022
Michael Jordan turned 59 years old last week, hasn’t played pro basketball since 2003, hit the game-winning shot against the Utah Jazz nearly 25 years ago, and the NBA still belongs to him. As great as the All-Star Game was, it turned into the Michael Jordan show. Part of Jordan stealing the show was him being so pleasant. He was clearly enjoying himself.
(Deadspin)
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