ok heres one. during his time with the Bulls what was MJs lowest scoring game?
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The last time Jordan failed to reach double digits was March 22, 1986, when he scored eight points against Cleveland -- his previous low.
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What???????? Why are you comparing the greatist of all time to him? MJ scored 69 points in a playoff game, back to back 50 point games in the play offs this is when he was lebrons age
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Laugh...without seeing the guys above me.....Mavs 97 Heat 90\nIts 9.12.....not even watching
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J.J. Redick of Duke - 25.4/game
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Michael Jordan scored 32,292 point in 1,072 games over his career, an average of 30.1 points per game. Over that period he shot .497 from the field and .835 from the line.
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I don't see anybody as of now. There are many good players out there in NBA, but MJ is legendary, he did more than just playing good ball games.
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the knicks. because larry brown gets all the blame for the losing. and i hate how people are now thinking that he sucks. well can u blame him? the team absolutely sucks!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Hey Tex!!\n\nI wish You never left the Bulls, us band-wagon Bulls fans miss You, would You ever consider returning??\n\nYour smile would always light-up the United Center!!
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hes a good player but i dont think hes the best...and hes not better than jordan..mj's legendary
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The 72 Lakers finished 69-13 and won an all-time professional sports record of 33 games in a row.\n\nThe '67 Philadelphia 76ers were 68-13 and won the title, while incidentally crushing the EIGHT-TIME DEFENDING champion Boston Celtics in a five game blowout in the Eastern Conference finals.\n\nThose are probably the two best teams ever, as the league had not been watered down with a bunch of expansion teams and the league was also not littered with high school players.  Only men needed apply for NBA roster spots in those days.\n\nWilt Chamberlain was the center on both of these teams, he always said that the 76er team was the better of the two... he said the Lakers were lucky in a lot of ways and things just fell into place for them...  but that Laker team faced everyone in the playoffs that they did NOT want to play (i.e. the defending champion Bucks with MVP Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, and the Knicks in the finals), and still won the title easily.\n\nEither of these teams would destory the 96 Bulls, as the Bulls would have had no way of matching up with those teams.\n\nBut I did love watching those Bulls teams! A lot of my friend who are Bulls fans were worried when they picked up Rodman, but I told them that MJ and Scottie wouldn't let Rodman become the destructive force he'd been on other teams... but even I had no idea that they'd win the title that easily.\n\nStill, for one year, I'd go with the 76er team with Wilt at Center. The '86 Celtics were also a great, great team, and would also have destroyed the 96 Bulls.  The 87 Lakers were also superior to any of the Bulls championship teams.\n\nHeck, the '73 Knicks were better than the Bulls teams as well, as were the 74 and 76 Celtics.  Dave Cowens did incredible work against both Wilt Chamberlain and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar....think he'd have any trouble going against Bill Cartwright or Luc Longley??     \n\nPippen would be worn out by halftime chasing John Havlicek around the court... \n\nLet's see, Bill Cartwright, or Willis Reed?  Hmmmm.... tough one there...\n\nAnd man, it would just be too funny watching Steve Kerr try to guard Earl Monroe!!!
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haha i agree\njust cuz he scored a lot for ONE season doesnt mean hes better than mj\nalso mj scored had a better scorin average, had more championships, nd above all, actually SHARES the ball
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Yes it was 111-106. Ha Bulls lost. Since when did they think they could beat Miami..
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1990-1991 versus the LA Lakers.  Bulls win, 4-1.
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He's solid. I'm a Bulls fan and I love watching him play. He played college ball at Kansas (didn't like him so much back then since I'm an Illinois guy). He led his team to the championship game but lost to Syracuse. \n\nI vaguely remember that he was born in Iowa too.\n\nThat's pretty much the extent of my knowledge on this topic.
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the bulls played the miami heat. final score was 80-90 bulls.
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Kerr played for phoenix, clevland, orlando, chicago, san antonio, and portland.  I am positive he never played for the Heat.  I think the other guy is thinking of Thunder Dan Marleje
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what retirement are you talking about????\nthe last time i check her retired 3 different times...\n\nin 93 he retired because his dad died (was killed actually), so he pursued baseball because his dad wanted him to play professional baseball when he was young and he did it in memory of him...\n\nin 98 he retired again after winning his 6th championship... partly because the bulls organization are at a tormoil at that time... pippen was not happy with his contract, there were feuds between coach phil jackson and the general manager jerry kraus, most of the bulls team have expiring contracts (10 out of 12) including the key guys like jordan,pippen,rodman,harper,kukoc,kerr... so he decided to retire and be remembered being on top (NBA champoin) than go another season with a bad chicago team...( a good choice for him)\n\nin 03 he retired simply because that was the plan...he said already he will play two more years (for financial reasons, since he is part owner that time of the wizards)... and thats what he did...also you can add that he's defenitely limited that time already coz he's old...