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“He Didn’t Cheat the Game”: BJ Armstrong Regrets Michael Jordan Never Showcasing His Intense Practices
B.J. Armstrong sings the praises of Michael Jordan by claiming that MJ's most competitive side came out during practices.
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‘I Never Bet On Games, I Only Bet On Myself’: Michael Jordan Was Asked By NBA If He Was Gambling On Bulls Games After They Learned He Had $1.2 Million Gamblin…
The NBA asked Michael Jordan if he was gambling on Chicago Bulls games after they learned that he had a $1.2 million gambling ...
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"My emotional state was, 'Geez, I know this is Michael Jordan'" - Christian Laettner fondly remembers beating MJ in ping pong during the 1992 Olympics in Barcelona
Though the veterans such as Larry Bird, Magic Johnson and Michael Jordan were evidently better on the court, they were no ...
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When Michael Jordan and his trainer Tim Grover devised a unique approach to practicing at a high level in blinding, flashing lights
Amid Jackson's campaign against strobe lights, his great shooting guard, Michael Jordan, was considering ... up strobe lights ...
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"That five, 10-minute stretch was just the greatest I’ve ever seen" - Magic Johnson recalls epic battle with Michael Jordan during famous Dream Team practice
Magic Johnson revisits the tough scrimmage in Monte Carlo that pitted him against Michael Jordan to create legendary moments ...
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Michael Jordan's Hilarious Attempt At Tricking David Blaine Resurfaces - He'd Do Anything To Win
Michael Jordan is one of the most aggressive competitors the world of sports has ever seen. Jordan's competitive will carried ...
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"This is fun to me. I'm not going to take things too seriously" – Michael Jordan was cool coming off the bench for Team USA in 1992
Michael Jordan came off the bench for Team USA during the 1992 Tournament of the Americas, and he didn't mind it.
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Michael Jordan’s First Baseball Card Is Still Hot
On July 25th, 1990, Michael Jordan walked onto the field at Comiskey Park to take batting practice before the Chicago White Sox game against the Cleveland Indians. He smashed two home runs during ...