Michael Jordan visited his former Chicago teammates

After his retirement, Michael Jordan was still a terror on the basketball court. On one-on-one hit, he is not afraid of anyone in the world, even if he is still able to teach him when he is over fifty. Today's NBA story will take a look at how Jordan continues to play rogue after he retires. Michael Jordan NBA Live Coins, known as the "one-on-one hit first man in NBA history," is the most feared nightmare in the eyes of his opponents. On June 17, 1998, the Chicago bulls and jazz finals game 6, from the fourth quarter end with 17 seconds, Jordan dribble down after steals Malone, shaking in the three-point line by byron Russell, the ball will be thrown into, led a narrow victory, won the sixth championship.In 1999, 36-year-old Michael Jordan retired from the bulls for a full year. Returned to Chicago's training ground to see former teammate, a young man went to the Jordan suddenly almost baby-like aspect of the side, said to him: "I'm sorry that you retired, because I was going to beat you."

This sentence, let the training ground air in a moment solidify. The headlong challenge to Jordan was rookie cory Benjamin, no. 28 in 1999, who, like Jordan, was a shooting guard. At the time, the young Elton brand and RON artest were just smiling at the impostor Benjamin, who knew that a good play was going on.Jordan didn't talk to Benjamin. He just picked up a ball and started the one-on-one hit. As soon as he came up, Jordan LOLGA was a quick break in the air, with the air pole changing his hands, and Benjamin was in hot pursuit, holding out his arm to seal the cover, but he fell short. After showing his ability to stay vacant, Jordan showed off an accurate mid-range jump shot, a fake action to pick up the jumper, and didn't eat the dangling Benjamin to seal the ball, the ball was in the net! Then Jordan played again, and Benjamin was struggling, but Jordan suddenly turned back and threw back, and the ball was still a crisp hit. Jordan turned around and looked at Benjamin with a smile. He also said, "you touch my ball and I teach you something." Now, the only basketball memory of Benjamin is probably the same one that was challenged by Jordan.