Michael Jordan

James R. Jordan

I think he owns half because nike made a contract and nike makes the shoes

Yes. James Jordan, Michael's father, was murdered at a rest stop in Lumberton, North Carolina by a couple of teenagers in 1993. They were caught and convicted and are spending the rest of their life in prison.It was sad. : (

His number was 45 He played for the white sox

Jordan's 84 Star XRC fetches around $2000. Upper Deck have released many 1/1 signed cards in the Exquisite set over the years - I think one of these sold on eBay for $60000 (it was a dual auto with LeBron James). The first Jordan rookie card graded 10 by BGS sold for $150000.

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There are several different 'Rare Air' books. I have three completely different copies ranging from $15-$500. The rarest, and by far the most valuable is the 'Rare Air' black, hardcover first edition. The most common is the white, paperback edition. I own a copy of the original limited print black book that I purchased in Chicago when the book was originally released. The original, first edition black copy was only available in Chicago, IL at Nike Town and Michael Jordan's restaurant. These were only available for a very short time and sold out within days of being released. The first edition, black hardcover is limited edition but does not say 'Limited Edition' at the bottom of the cover. The first edition black book has silver writing on the black linen hardcover, reading: "Rare Air", and the bottom is blank. Other than the bottom of the cover being blank, the only other difference is that there is no dust jacket on the book. My copy was originally purchased for around $100 when it was first released, but this book is now worth anywhere from $250-$500 depending on the condition. I have never found a copy of the original black book on-line and the price may have increased from what I've been offered by private collectors. The later editions of the black, hardcover copy are usually around $150-$195 and are identical, except they say "Rare Air" in silver at the top of the cover, and "Limited Edition" at the bottom of the cover. The fact that the bottom reads "Limited Edition" and the book has a dust jacket are the only differences between this book and the ultra rare first edition. Had I not purchased one of these on-line I would never had known there were multiple editions available. I paid $150 on Amazon.com. There are also white, paperback copies. These white, paperback copies are excellent collector items and they are much more affordable. I have two white editions. These can be found in wide supply on-line for $15-$50 depending on edition and condition. - MJ Aficianado

No. He spent two years, 1994-1995, playing for the Birmingham Barons, a Chicago White Sox AA farm team in the Southern League. He hit .202 with 3 home runs and 51 RBIs during his minor league career.

Jordan only played one season in the Minor Leagues. Jordan also had 30 stolen bases in that year. He also showed himself to be a rather clutch player in baseball. He led his team with 11 RBIs when the bases were loaded and 25 RBIs with a player in scoring position and two outs. Jordan had a chance to go to the Major Leagues after his first season. But there was a strike going on in professional baseball at the time. Jordan didn't want to break the strike line, supporting the players. I remember reading a few articles that he was improving in his play during the end of the season and might've made it eventually to the Major League.

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No but he stared in space jams with the looney tunes.

Michael Jordan's father worked as a General Electric plant supervisor

Most likely the first ever MJ's. I mean even the ones now are almost $150

i was told the richest sportsman is tiger woods and the second richest is Floyd Mayweather.

You would be lucky if you got $10 on eBay for the card. Shame, I bought one also, & payed a lot for it back then.

The average value of the Michael Jordan Major Attractions Upper Deck 341 car is between one and two dollars.

its that dunk where he leaps from the free-throw line and one hand dunks it

There are a few cards that are considered to be Michael Jordan's Rookie baseball card. Michael Jordan never made it to the Major leagues, or the Chicago White Sox, and could not have been named Rookie of the year. His numbers in the minors would not have won him this award at that level as well. If you could list the number of the card, and the company that issued the set, I could help you out with a value. See Related Links for values of Michael Jordan baseball cards.

There were four Turkish born players in the NBA in the 2009-2010 season:

1) Hedo Turkoglu

2) Mehmet Okur

3) Ersan Ilyasova

4) Semih Erden

170 to 180 for adults o size 11

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Michael Jordan started practicing basketball since when he was about 7. He practice more and more. MJ got cut from his high school team but work as hard he can averaging about 6 hours a day to improve his skills. He later made the team again and become the best player on court. Got into college ball and later become a successful professional basketball player. Now he retired, got into CHI Bulls Hall of Fame and still known for his Amazing dunks and 6 championship rings.

he gambled alot and then when his dad came out of a funeral he got shot in the chest and some people murdered him

Wore the number 23 for his NBA career with the Chicago Bulls, and the Washington Wizards. Sometimes wore the number 45 because it was his older brother Larry's number in high school. He wore #12 once in Chicago when his jersey was stolen from the locker room before a game.

Well it's complicated but it works. First, go to options, manage roster, create player. Then, name: Michael Jordan Position:SG Other:Dark skin tone, Appearance 1, If you want it to be accurate, make his shoes nike, and black, his stats can be anything you want, i dont think it matters Hope it helps...................................................Brett

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