Michael Jordan is widely known as the game's
greatest player—and for good reason.
"MJ" accomplished everything possible in the game, piling up on the stats and
awards. On the game's biggest stage—the NBA Finals—Jordan went a perfect
6-for-6, also sweeping Finals MVP in his appearances.
The Chicago Bulls legend
dominated both sides of the ball, amassing 11 All-NBA selections, nine
All-Defensive First team selections and 10 scoring titles.
There is plenty of evidence to support Michael Jordan's GOAT status, however,
his greatest feat of all might have come before he even won an NBA title. In the
1988 season, he won MVP, Defensive Player of the Year and the NBA's scoring
title. His insane '88 season went like this: 35 points on 53% shooting, 5.5
rebounds, 5.9 assists, 3.2 steals, 1.6 blocks.
greatest player—and for good reason.
"MJ" accomplished everything possible in the game, piling up on the stats and
awards. On the game's biggest stage—the NBA Finals—Jordan went a perfect
6-for-6, also sweeping Finals MVP in his appearances.
The Chicago Bulls legend
dominated both sides of the ball, amassing 11 All-NBA selections, nine
All-Defensive First team selections and 10 scoring titles.
There is plenty of evidence to support Michael Jordan's GOAT status, however,
his greatest feat of all might have come before he even won an NBA title. In the
1988 season, he won MVP, Defensive Player of the Year and the NBA's scoring
title. His insane '88 season went like this: 35 points on 53% shooting, 5.5
rebounds, 5.9 assists, 3.2 steals, 1.6 blocks.