[1997/1998] Player list: Randy Brown, Harper, Rodman, Jordan, Pippen, Kerr, LaRue, Simpkins, Kukoc, Klein, It seems that Langley, Wennington, Blair and Booth have all retired!
Answer: zwa45271730 - Probationary Level 1 7-4 11:52
1990/ 1991] Team roster: Hodges, Paxson, Grant, Jordan, Pippen, Armstrong, Livingston, Scott Williams, Stacey King, Perdue, Hopson
[1991/1992] Team roster: Hansen, Stacey King, Perdue, Livingston, Scott Williams, Hodges, Armstrong, Jordan, Pippen, Grant, Cartwright, Paxson
[1992/1993] Team roster: Armstrong, Paxson, Jordan, Pippen, Scott Williams, Stacey King, Perdue, Cartwright, Grant, Neely, McRae, Tucker, Walker, Corey Williams
[1995/1996] Team roster: Buechler, Keffier, Edwards, Wennington, Simpkins, Black Leigh, Randy Brown, Kukoc, Longley, Rodman, Jordan, Pippen, Harper, Cole
[1996/1997] Team roster: Buechler, Keffier , Kukoc, Wennington, Parish, Simpkins, Kerr, Randy Brown, Longley, Rodman, Jordan, Pippen, Harper
[1997/ 1998] Player list: Randy Brown, Harper, Rodman, Jordan, Pippen, Cole, LaRue, Simpkins, Kukoc, Klein, Longley, Wennington, Breer, Booth
The first floor is about Meng Yi
Answer: 19850419ok - Doorman Level 3 7-4 11:59
Kidd, Anthony , Payton, Bibby, Ray Allen, Hamilton, Stackhouse, Finley, etc., retired Jim Jackson of the former Rockets.
Answer: realtooplayer - Senior Manager Level 7 7-4 12:16
Yes
Answer: hljhebfl - Juren Level 5 7-4 12 :37
Those who are not wearing Jordans are the first three members of the Jordan team. Don’t mislead others. It seems that the new ones have not been officially confirmed yet. I only know, but I know the first team, Anthony, Hamilton and Vin. Baker (retired last year) I've been to the Rockets and it's that old drunkard who was a former All-Star but unfortunately fell apart) Derek Anderson (also the former Blazers star of the Rockets last year who later suffered a serious injury and his condition declined) Ray Allen Stackhouse Finley
Answer: 0 Beatles 0 - Assistant Level 2 7-4 12:42
If they are not wearing Jordans, they are the first three people on the Jordan team. Don’t mislead others. It seems like now The new ones haven’t been officially confirmed yet. I only know about the first team. I know Anthony, Hamilton and Vin Baker (retired. He came to the Rockets last year and was the old drunkard. The former All-Star unfortunately fell apart). Derek Anderson (also a member of the Rockets last year). The former Trail Blazers star later suffered a serious injury and his condition declined) Ray Allen Stackhouse Finley 1990/1991] Player list: Hodges, Paxson, Grant, Jordan, Pippen, Armstrong, Livingston, Scott Williams, Stacey King, Perdue, Hopson
[1991/1992] Team roster: Hansen, Stacey King, Perdue, Levine Stone, Scott Williams, Hodges, Armstrong, Jordan, Pippen, Grant, Cartwright, Paxson
[1992/1993] Team roster: Armstrong, Paxson, Jordan , Pippen, Scott Williams, Stacey King, Perdue, Cartwright, Grant, Nealy, McCray, Tucker, Walker, Cory Williams
[1995/1996] Team roster: Buechler, Keffier, Edwards, Wennington, Simpkins, Haley, Randy Brown, Kukoc, Longley, Rodman, Jordan, LeBron James Peng, Harper, Cole
[1996/1997] Team roster: Buechler, Keffier, Kukoc, Wennington, Parish, Simpkins, Cole, Randy Brown, Longley, Rodman, Jordan, Pippen, Harper
[1997/1998] Team roster: Randy Brown, Harper, Rodman, Jordan, Pippen , Cole, LaRue, Simpkins, Kukoc, Klein, Longley, Wennington, Brel, and Booth seem to have all retired!
Trapeze "Michael" Michael Jordan
Project: Basketball
Height: 1.98 meters
Constellation: Aquarius
Born: February 1963 No. 17
Weight: 98 kg
Position: Shooting guard
Graduation school: University of North Carolina (North Carolina), graduated in 1984.
The third overall pick in the first round of the 1984 NBA draft was selected by the Chicago Bulls. He once announced his retirement from the NBA on October 6, 1993, and returned to the NBA on March 18, 1995.
Returned to the NBA in 1999 Announced his retirement on January 13. On October 31, 2001, in the opening game of the new NBA season, Jordan officially returned for the second time.
Played for the Wizards for two seasons. Then he announced his retirement and would not come back.
Among the top ten "cultural idols" of Americans, the basketball emperor, Air Jordan, ranked sixth...
10 American cultural icons
1. John Fitzgerald Kennedy
2. Marilyn Monroe
3.Elvis Presley
4.John Wayne
5.Martin Luther King (Martin Luther King)
6. Michael Jordan
7. James Dean
8. Frank West Frank Sinatra
9. Ernest Hemingway
10.10 Ronald Reagan
Air Jordan—— A remarkable athlete who combined elegance, strength, artistry, and improvisational ability, he redefined the meaning of an NBA superstar. He is recognized as the best basketball player in the world, not only in his era, but in the entire NBA. Jordan is the best in history.
Becoming a Michael Jordan-like figure is the dream of all Americans. Michael Jordan came from Brooklyn, New York, and later studied at the University of North Carolina. There, his basketball talent began to show. After joining the Chicago Bulls, Jordan led the team to win the NBA championship 6 times and won the title of Most Valuable Player (MVP) 5 times. He announced his retirement twice and announced his comeback twice. Finally retired from the Washington Wizards in 2003. It is estimated that as of 2002, Jordan's total wealth was US$402 million.
Quote: "I can. Accept failure, but cannot accept giving up. ”
Important awards in Jordan’s NBA career
NBA championship 6 times
1991, 1992, 1993, 1996, 1997, 1998
NBA regular season MVP 5 times
1988, 1991, 1992, 1996, 1998
NBA Finals MVP 6 times
1991, 1992, 1993, 1996, 1997, 1998
NBA offensive team 10 times in the year
87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 96, 97, 98
NBA Defensive First Team 8 times of the year
88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 97, 98
NBA Rookie of the Year< /p>
1985
NBA Slam Dunk Contest Champion
1987, 1988
Olympic Champion 2 times
1984, 1992 Year
NBA was selected as one of the "50 Greatest Players in NBA History" in 1996
Main Technical Statistics
Total NBA career points: 29,277 NBA No. 4
28 triple-doubles in NBA career
Single game scoring record: 69 points (vs. Cavaliers on March 28, 1990)
Personal profile
Selected by the Chicago Bulls in the first round of the 1984 NBA draft. He once announced his retirement from the NBA on October 6, 1993. He returned to the NBA on March 18, 1995, and officially announced his retirement on January 13, 1999. Announced retirement.
Small profile
Constellation: Aquarius
Height: 6 feet 6 inches 198cm
Weight: 216 pounds 98kg
Position: Guard
College attended: University of North Carolina Class of 1984
Marital status: married
Unforgettable events: nba Overall champion
Places you hate: places where you need to swim
Places you often go to: basketball courts, casinos
Favorite sports: baseball, basketball, football
Favorite musical instrument: Piano (plays very hard)
Favorite color: red (probably because of the bull)
Favorite country: USA
Hobbies: Gambling, smoking
Favorite movie: "Space Jam"
Other records
1. Ranked first in history with a career average of 30.123 points per game (Chamberlain ranked second with 30.06)
2. Ranked first in history with 10 individual scoring titles
3. Tied Chamberlain for seven consecutive times Record of scoring champion (1987-1993)
4. Scored more than double digits in 866 consecutive games, first in history
5. Maintained the NBA record for free throws made in a single quarter 14 times (Note: There were two times, one was on November 15, 1989, against the Utah Jazz, when he made 14 free throws in a single quarter, and the other was against the Heat in 1993)
6. Maintain free throws in a single quarter The highest number of 16 times (in the 4th quarter against the Heat on December 30, 1992, Jordan made 24 free throws in the game)
7. The 10 seasons with the most shots in NBA history and the number of field goals both ranked in the NBA No. 1 in history
8. In 1987, he set an NBA record of scoring 23 consecutive points in a game against the Atlanta Hawks (that is, all free throws were made, and no other player on the team scored during this period), a consecutive game in a single game. The top four scoring leaders are all Jordan: 23 points (1987), 22 points (2002), 19 points (1996), 18 points (1987)
9. December 30, 1992, against the Miami Heat , got 23 free throw opportunities in the half
10. And made 20 free throws, both setting NBA records
11. Led the Bulls to a regular season record of 72 wins and 10 losses, history Unique
12. The only one team to have two triple-doubles in one game, sharing the first honor with Pippen***
This record remained until 2007 It was only broken by Kidd and Carter of the Net team in 2006.
13. The only player to score 4 points at the age of 40
14. The first player to average more than 20 points per game at the age of 40 Players
15. Holds the record for the most points scored in a single game by a player over 38 years old: 51 points
16. Holds the record for the most points scored in a single game by a player over the age of 39: 45 points
< p>17. Maintains the record for the most points scored in a single game by a player over 40 years old: 43 pointsWinning both the scoring and defense titles in 18.88, this is the only person in history
19.10 times selected NBA "All-NBA Team" (1986-87 to 1992-93 seasons, 1995-96 to 1997-98 seasons)
In the 20.87-88 season, he blocked 131 shots, which is the blocking record for a defender (single game) Highest 6 times, 8 games in his career with more than 5 shots blocked in a single game)
21. Maintains the highest record of 893 shots blocked in a defender's career
22. 1988-1989 season The Bulls' main point guard was injured, and Jordan took over as the point guard. As a result, in a total of 11 games, Jordan scored 10 triple-doubles, including 7 consecutive triple-doubles, ranking second (first) in the NBA for the most consecutive triple-doubles. It was Lao Zhang’s 9 consecutive times), but still maintained the highest frequency of triple-doubles in history
23. In the second season of his career, he was injured after playing three games. He returned after missing 64 games. In the game, the team successfully entered the playoffs. 30 wins and 52 losses was the worst record in NBA history entering the playoffs
24. In the 1989 game against Boston
In the game, he scored 52 points and 9 steals, including 8 steals in the first half, setting an NBA historical half-time steal record (sharing this record with many people, his career high is 10 times, in 10 games Stealing the ball more than 8 times in a single game)
25. Stealing the ball up to 3 times (also a historical record shared by several people),
respectively 3.16 times in 1988 and 2.77 in 1990 times, 2.83 times in 1993
26. Maintained the record of being selected to the NBA All-Defensive First Team most times, 9 times
27. Maintained the highest player efficiency rating in his career (Player Efficiency Rating) of 27.9
28. Maintained a career NBA single-season scoring average of 3 times at most 8 times (Chamberlain ranked second with 7 times)
29. A career average of 3 points in every season Players with more than 20 points
30. Maintained the NBA season shooting champion and field goal champion at most 9 times and 10 times
31. Maintained the highest usage rate value in career history at 33.1, and Won the most usage rate value 9 times
32. Holds the most number of jams with more than 2000 points 11 times
33. The only person in history to get 200 points twice at the same time A defender with 100 steals and 100 blocks.
34. Against the Wizards in 1993, Jordan scored 57 points and 10 assists, the highest score in NBA history with 10 assists.
35. In the 1989 game against the 76ers, Jordan scored 52 points, making 24 of 29 shots and 4 of 4 free throws. He scored the fewest 50-point free throws in NBA history (New York's Crowe this year) He scored 52 points and made four free throws, tying this record) and had the highest shooting percentage (82.8%)
36. The number of free throws made was 1,463, ranking first in league history
37 .Average 33.4 points per game in the playoffs, first in history
38. Total career points in the playoffs 5,987, first in history
39. Highest single-season average of 43.7 points
In 1986, Jordan scored 49 points, 63 points, and 19 points respectively in three playoff games against Boston, the championship team that had 67 wins (40 wins and 1 loss at home), averaging 43.7 points per game. It is the highest average per game in the playoffs in a single season. Only two people in history have averaged more than 40 points per game in the playoffs. The other is Jerry West (averaging 40.6 points per game)
40. Playoffs Scored 63 points on the spot, the first in history
41. The only player to score back-to-back 50 points in the playoffs
In the 1988 playoffs, Jordan played against Cleveland , 50 points in the first game, 55 points in the second game, and scored 50 points in two consecutive games. Who else in history can exceed 50 points in two consecutive games in the playoffs?
The answer is: Only Jordan
42. The only one to score 45 points in three consecutive games in the playoffs
In the semifinals against the 76ers in 1990 , Jordan averaged 43.0 points per game in 5 games, including 45 points, 49 points, and 45 points in the second to fourth games respectively
Three consecutive games with more than 45 points, historically Who else can do it in the playoffs?
The answer is: Only Jordan
(Jordan also scored 44 points, 50 points and 44 points in a row. Iverson once scored 46 points, 44 points and 48 points in a row. Only a little bit worse)
43. The highest average of 45.2 points in the 5-game playoff series
Jordan scored 50 points and 55 points respectively in the 1988 game against the Cavaliers. 38 points, 44 points, 39 points, setting the record for the highest average and total points per game in the 5-game series in the playoffs
The most goals scored in the 44.5-game series, 86 goals
At the same time, here In 5 games, Jordan scored 86 goals, setting a record for the most goals in a 5-game series
45. Scored the most 24 goals in a single game
In the second game of this series In the 55-point game, Jordan scored 24 goals in the game, an NBA single-game scoring record (shared with Chamberlain and Havlicek)
46. Most shots in a half game: 25 times
In addition, in the second 55-point game of this series, Jordan shot 25 times in the half, which was also an NBA half-time shot record.
47. The highest average of 45 points per game in the three-game playoff series
Jordan scored 46 points, 33 points, and 56 points respectively in the 1992 playoffs against the Heat. Set a record for the highest average and total points scored in a three-game series in the playoffs.
Scored 53 goals in 48.3 games
In these three games, Jordan scored 53 goals, also setting a record for the most goals in a 3-game series.
49. 54 points in three quarters, the most points scored in three quarters in the playoffs
In the third game of this series, Jordan scored 54 points in three quarters and 56 points in the game (20 of 30 shots)
50. The most 40-point games in the playoffs, 38 times
In his 179 playoff games, Jordan scored more than 40 points 38 times, 23 of which reached 45+, 8 Reached 5 times and 6 once
51. Scored 50 points at most 8 times in the playoffs
Jordan scored 50 points 8 times in the playoffs, the most in NBA playoff history (Chamberlain 4 times, Iverson ranked 2nd and 3rd 3 times)
63 points, 56 points, 55 points, 55 points, 55 points, 54 points, 50 points, 50 points respectively< /p>
52. There were 12 games in the playoffs with an average of over 30 points
Excluding 29.3 points in his rookie year, Jordan scored more than 30 points in all playoff games, the most in history.
53. 60 consecutive games with more than 20 points in the playoffs
54.5 series with more than 41 points per game
Jordan had 5 series in the playoffs Each scored more than 41 points, including 43.7 points against Bird's Birds in 1986
45.2 points against the Cavaliers in 1988, 43 points against the 76ers in 1990, and 45 points against the Heat in 1992.
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41 points against the Suns in 1993
55. Made 13 free throws in a single quarter
In the 1991 playoff game against the Pistons, Jordan made 13 free throws in a single quarter , the highest in a single quarter in the playoffs.
56. 30 points and 10 assists in 3 consecutive games in the playoffs.
In the 1989 playoffs, Jordan scored 31 points and 11 assists, 30 points and 10 assists, and 44 points and 10 assists in the Cavaliers' game.
Creating three consecutive games with 30 assists. Postseason record of points and 10 assists.
57. 179 consecutive games with more than 10 points is also the highest record in the playoffs.
Michael Jordan participated in 179 playoff games, with the lowest score being 15 points.
58. Finals average score: 41 points, Bulls vs. Suns in 1993
59. Finals half-time score: 35 points, Bulls, No. 1 in history on June 3, 1992 1
60. Total goals in the finals series: 101 goals, Bulls, 6 games, first in history
61.5 games, 14 stops in the series
1991 In the finals, Jordan intercepted the ball 14 times in 5 games, averaging 2.8 times per game, creating the highest total number and average of interceptions in the 5-game series in the finals.
62. 12 free throws in a single quarter
63. 9 free throws in a single quarter
In Game 2 of the 1997 Finals, Jordan made 12 free throws in a single quarter. Made 9 free throws, both setting finals records, and made 16 of 21 free throws in the game.
64. Scored more than 20 points in 35 consecutive games in the finals (his lowest point in the finals was 22 points)
66. Scored 14 goals in the half (2 times)
Jordan made 14 of 21 shots in the first half of Game 1 in 1992, and 14 of 20 in the first half of Game 4 of 1993, setting a Finals half-time scoring record.
67. Scored more than 40 points in 4 consecutive games
In the 1993 game against the Suns, Jordan scored 42 points, 44 points, and 55 points in the second to fifth games respectively. points, 41 points, setting a record of more than 40 points in 4 consecutive games in the Finals
68.6 games with the highest total score of 246 points in the series (1993)
69. 6 three-pointers in the half (1992)
70. Scored up to 6 consecutive three-pointers in a single game (6 three-pointers were scored consecutively in the half)
71. Continuously scored in a single game 13 goals
In Game 2 of the 1991 Finals, Jordan made 13 consecutive goals (including the famous change of hands in the air), setting a record for the most consecutive field goals in a single game. He made 15 of 18 shots in the game. middle.
72. Two consecutive games of 39 points and 10 assists are also a finals record (Game 1 and 2 in 1992)
73. The most 6 finals MVPs
No one in history has more Finals MVPs than Jordan.
All-Star Game record:
74. The All-Stars scored 262 points, first in history.
75. In 1997, won the first "three-pointer" in the history of the All-Star Game. "Double" - 14 points, 11 rebounds, 11 assists
76. The most steals in the All-Stars, 38 times
77. 2 consecutive slam dunk contest champions
Only he and Richardson have ever defended the slam dunk championship
78. All-Stars blocked 4 shots in a half
79. All-Stars scored 17 goals in a single game< /p>
In the 1988 All-Star Game, Jordan blocked 4 shots in the first half, setting a record for the most shots blocked in an All-Star half. He made 17 goals in the game, sharing the highest number of goals scored in an All-Star game with Chamberlain< /p>
Jordan made 17 of 23 shots that year, scored 40 points, 8 blue balls, 3 assists, 4 steals, 4 blocks, and won the MVP.
80. The most 27 shots in a single game
In the final All-Star Game of Jordan 03, Jordan shot 27 times in a single game, sharing this record with Rick Barry.
80. The most number of All-Star votes 9 times
From 1987 to 1993, 1997 and 1998, Jordan became the All-Star vote leader for 9 years (maybe Yao Ming can break this record)
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81. In addition, he also has a disgraceful record, with a minimum score of 5 points in the three-point shooting contest.
82. The most number of All-Star field goals made is 233.
83. The most number of All-Star field goals made is 110.
84. The first person in NBA history to hold the title of "Athlete of the Century"
To date, he has appeared on the cover of the famous sports magazine "Sports Illustrated" for the 52nd time. This is also the first record
85. The only one with three in and three outs
86. The only one that allows the league to make an exception and put the retired jersey No. 23 back on
87 .MJ is the only player whose jersey is hung in the arena (the Heat's arena) for a team he has not played for~
88.MJ is also the only player to represent the American college basketball team and the American Dream Team Players who have won Olympic gold medals~ This record is destined to be unprecedented, because now it is impossible for the United States to send college teams to participate in the Olympics~
89. Jordan is the first player in history to be able to lead the team after his comeback The player whose team won three consecutive NBA championships
When he came back in 1902, he donated all of his salary that year (approximately $1 million) to the victims of September 11, becoming the only person in NBA history to donate his entire salary. of.
Selected by the Chicago Bulls in the first round of the 1984 NBA Draft, he led the Bulls to complete the "three consecutive NBA championships" from 1991 to 1993. Then he announced his retirement and turned to the American Professional Baseball League, joining the Chicago White Sox. But basketball geniuses are not universal. After his baseball career was frustrated, Jordan returned to the NBA on March 19, 1995. In his first game against the Indiana Pacers, he scored 19 points, grabbed 6 rebounds, and 6 rebounds. assists and 3 steals. After that, he led the Bulls to win three more NBA championships from 1996 to 1998. On January 13, 1999, Jordan announced his official retirement, and his No. 23 jersey was permanently retired at the United Center. He served as executive president of the Washington Wizards on January 19, 2000. Jordan's wife is Juanita and they have three children. On October 31, 2001, in the opening game of the new NBA season, Jordan officially returned for the second time. He retired in 2003 and is still the owner of the Bobcats.
Regular season average data table
Season team appearances, playing time, shooting, three-pointers, free throws, total rebounds, assists, steals, blocks, turnovers, foul points
84-85 Bulls 82 38.3 51.5% 17.3% 84.5% 2.0 4.5 6.5 5.9 2.39 0.84 3.55 3.48 28.2
85-86 Bulls 18 25.1 45.7% 16.7% 84.0% 1.3 2.3 3 .6 2.9 2.06 1.17 2.50 2.56 22.7 < /p>
86-87 Bulls 82 40.0 48.2% 18.2% 85.7% 2.0 3.2 5.2 4.6 2.88 1.52 3.32 2.89 37.1
87-88 Bulls 82 40.4 53.5% 13.2% 84.1% 1.7 3.8 5.5 5.9 3.16 1.60 3.07 3.29 35.0
88-89 Bulls 81 40.2 53.8% 27.6% 85.0% 1.8 6.2 8.0 8.0 2.89 0.80 3.58 3.05 32.5
89-90 Bulls 82 3 9.0 52.6% 37.6% 84.8% 1.7 5.1 6.9 6.3 2.77 0.66 3.01 2.94 33.6
90-91 Bulls 82 37.0 53.9% 31.2% 85.1% 1.4 4.6 6.0 5.5 2.72 1.01 2.46 2.79 31.5
91-92 Bulls 80 38.8 51.9% 27.0% 83.2% 1.1 5.3 6.4 6.1 2.28 0.94 2.50 2.51 30.1
92-93 Bulls 78 39.3 49.5% 35.2% 83.7% 1.7 5.0 6.7 5.5 2.83 0.78 2.65 2.41 32.6
< p>94-95 Bulls 17 39.3 41.1% 50.0% 80.1% 1.5 5.4 6.9 5.3 1.76 0.76 2.06 2.76 26.995-96 Bulls 82 37.7 49.5% 42.7% 83.4% 1.8 4.8 6.6 4.3 2.20 0.51 2.40 2.38 30.4
96-97 Bulls 82 37.9 48.6% 37.4% 83.3% 1.4 4.5 5.9 4.3 1.71 0.54 2.02 1.90 29.6
97-98 Bulls 82 38.8 46.5% 23.8% 78.4 % 1.6 4.2 5.8 3.5 1.72 0.55 2.26 1.84 28.7
01-02 Wizards 60 34.9 41.6% 18.9% 79.0% 0.8 4.8 5.7 5.2 1.42 0.43 2.70 1.98 22.9
02 -03 Wizards 82 37.0 44.5% 29.1% 82.1% 0.9 5.2 6.1 3.8 1.50 0.48 2.11 2.09 20.0
Career 1072 38.3 49.7% 32.7% 83.5% 1.5 4.7 6.2 5.3 2.35 0.83 2.73 2. 60 30.1
Playoff average Data table
Season team appearances, playing time, shooting, three-pointers, free throws, frontcourt and backcourt, total rebounds, assists, steals, blocks, turnovers, foul points
84-85 Bulls 4 42.
8 43.6% 12.5% ??82.8% 1.8 4.0 5.8 8.5 2.75 1.00 3.75 3.75 29.3
85-86 Bulls 3 45.0 50.5% 100.0% 87.2% 1.7 4.7 6.3 5.7 2.33 1 .33 4.67 4.33 43.7
86-87 Bulls 3 42.7 41.7% 40.0% 89.7% 2.3 4.7 7.0 6.0 2.00 2.33 2.67 3.67 35.7
87-88 Bulls 10 42.7 53.1% 33.3% 86.9% 2.3 4.8 7. 1 4.7 2.40 1.10 3.90 3.80 36.3
88-89 Bulls 17 42.2 51.0% 28.6% 79.9% 1.5 5.5 7.0 7.6 2.47 0.76 4.00 3.82 34.8
89-90 Bulls 16 42.1 51.4% 32.0% 83.6% 1.5 5.7 7.2 6.8 2.81 0.88 3.50 3.38 36.7
90-91 Bulls 17 40.5 52.4% 38.5% 84.5% 1.1 5.3 6.4 8.4 2.35 1.35 2.53 3.12 31.1
91-92 Bulls 22 41.8 49.9% 38.6 % 85.7% 1.7 4.5 6.2 5.8 2.00 0.73 3.68 2.82 34.5
92-93 Bulls 19 41.2 47.5% 38.9% 80.5% 1.7 5.1 6.7 6.0 2.05 0.89 2.37 3.0 5 35.1
94-95 Bulls 10 42.0 48.4% 36.7% 81.0% 2.0 4.5 6.5 4.5 2.30 1.40 4.10 3.00 31.5
95-96 Bulls 18 40.7 45.9% 40.3% 81.8% 1.7 3.2 4.9 4.1 1.83 0.33 2.33 2.72 30.7
96-97 Bulls 19 42.3 45.6% 19.4% 83.1% 2.2 5.7 7.9 4.8 1.58 0.89 2.58 2.42 31.1
97-98 Bulls 21 41.5 46.2% 30.2% 81.2% 1.6 3.5 5.1 3.5 1.52 0.57 2.14 2.24 32.4
Career 179 41.8 48.7% 33.2% 82.8% 1.7 4.7 6.4 5.7 2.10 0.88 3.05 3.02 33.4
Regular season total data table
Season team Playing time, shooting, three-pointers, free throws, total rebounds, assists, steals, blocks, shots, foul shots
84-85 Bulls 82 3144 837-1625 9-52 630-746 167 367 534 481 196 69 291 285 2313
85-86 Bulls 18 451 150-328 3-18 105-125 23 41 64 53 37 21 45 46 408
86-87 Bulls 82 3281 1098-2279 12-66 833-972 166 264 430 377 236 125 272 237 3041
87-88 Bulls 82 3311 1069-1998 7-53 723-860 139 31
0 449 485 259 131 252 270 2868
88-89 Bull 81 3255 966-1795 27-98 674-793 149 503 652 650 234 65 290 247 2633
89-90 bull 82 3197 1034-1964 92-245 593-699 143 422 565 519 227 54 247 241 2753
90-91 Bulls 82 3034 990-1837 29-93 571-671 118 374 4 92 453 223 83 202 229 2580
91-92 Bulls 80 3102 943-1818 27-100 491-590 91 420 511 489 182 75 200 201 2404
92-93 Bulls 78 3067 992-2003 81- 230 476-569 135 387 522 428 221 61 207 188 2541
94-95 Bull 17 668 166-404 16-32 109-136 25 92 117 90 30 13 35 47 457
95-96 Bulls 82 3090 916-1850 111-260 548-657 148 395 543 352 180 42 197 195 2491
96-97 Bulls 82 3106 920-1892 111-297 480-576 113 369 482 352 140 44 166 156 2431
97-98 Bulls 82 3181 881-1893 30-126 565-721 130 345 475 283 141 45 185 151 2357
01-02 Wizards 60 2094 551-1324 10-53 263-333 50 289 339 310 85 26 162 119 1375
02-03 Wizards 82 3031 679-1527 16-55 266-324 71 426 497 311 123 3 9 173 171 1640 < /p>
Career 1072 41012 12192-24537 581-1778 7327-8772 1640 5032 6672 5633 2514 893 2924 2783 32292
Playoff total data table
Season ball Team playing time, shooting, three-pointers, free throws, frontcourt and backcourt, total rebounds, assists, steals, blocks, turnovers, foul points
84-85 Bulls 4 171 34-78 1-8 48-58 7 16 23 34 11 4 15 15 117
85-86 Bulls 3 135 48-95 1-1 34-39 5 14 19 17 7 4 14 13 131
86-87 Bulls 3 128 35-84 2- 5 35-39 7 14 21 18 6 7 8 11 107
87-88 Bulls 10 427 138-260 1-3 86-99 23 48 71 47 24 11 39 38 363
88-89 Bulls 17 718 199-390 10-35 183-229 26 93 119 130 42 13 68 65 591
89-90 Bulls 16 674 219-426 16-50 133-159 24 91 115 1
09 45 14 56 54 587
90-91 Bulls 17 689 197-376 10-26 125-148 18 90 108 142 40 23 43 53 529
91-92 Bulls 22 920 290-581 17-44 162-189 37 100 137 127 44 16 81 62 759
92-93 Bulls 19 783 251-528 28-72 136-169 32 96 128 114 39 17 45 58 6 66 < /p>
94-95 Bulls 10 420 120-248 11-30 64-79 20 45 65 45 23 14 41 30 315
95-96 Bulls 18 733 187-407 25-62 153 -187 31 58 89 74 33 6 42 49 552
96-97 Bulls 19 804 227-498 13-67 123-148 42 108 150 91 30 17 49 46 590
97 -98 Bulls 21 872 243-526 13-43 181-223 33 74 107 74 32 12 45 47 680
Career 179 7474 2188-4497 148-446 1463-1766 305 847 1152 10 22 376 158 546 541 5987
Answer: Don’t deceive yourself - Doorkeeper Level 2 7-4 12:46
If they are not wearing Jordans, they are the first three members of the Jordan team. Don’t mislead others. It seems that they haven’t yet. I only know the new ones officially, but I know the first team, including Anthony, Hamilton, Vin Baker (retired, and came to the Rockets last year, but that old drunkard, the former All-Star unfortunately fell apart), Derek Anderson (also the original member of the Rockets last year) The Trail Blazers star later suffered a serious injury and his condition declined) Ray Allen Stackhouse Finley 1990/1991] Player list: Hodges, Paxson, Grant, Jordan, Pippen, Armstrong, Livingston Dayton, Scott Williams, Stacey King, Perdue, Hopson
[1991/1992] Team roster: Hansen, Stacey King, Perdue, Livingston , Scott Williams, Hodges, Armstrong, Jordan, Pippen, Grant, Cartwright, Paxson
[1992/1993] Team roster: Armstrong, Paxson, Jordan, Pippen Peng, Scott Williams, Stacey King, Perdue, Cartwright, Grant, Neely, McCray, Tucker, Walker, Corey Williams
[1995 /1996] Team roster: Buechler, Keffier, Edwards, Wennington, Simpkins, Haley, Randy Brown, Kukoc, Longley, Rodman, Jordan, Pippen, Harper, Cole
[1996/1997] Team roster: Buechler, Keffier, Kukoc, Wennington, Parish, Simpkins, Cole, Randy ·Brown, Longley, Rodman, Jordan, Pippen, Harper
[1997/1998] Player list: Randy Brown, Harper, Rodman, Jordan, Pippen, Kobe Er, LaRue, Simpkins, Kukoc, Klein, Longley, Wennington, Brel, and Booth all seem to have retired!