After watching these two episodes, in fact, several parts are very touching: 1. Baseball only now knows that he is playing a second-league game. Because of him, many games of this team are broadcast nationally. Although many people believe that Jordan can play like this and enter the major leagues, I don't think this is him. He couldn't be the kind of person he wanted to be. So I feel that this is after he made a fool of himself again and again, and finally decided to quit. Being his teammate may also be a lot of pressure, and by analogy now, Bolt is going to play football. If Bolt was an American, the news of this matter should be comparable to Jordan's. And Bolt also struggled. When you dominate one area, go to another area where you're not good at and you just might not be good at it. "Even if you're the greatest athlete in basketball history, that doesn't mean you're going to be successful in baseball." Even if he hits 13 straight games, hits 50 home runs in the season and hits more than 20%. But it's like an individual player can get 30 points in a single game, but he can't last, he's a blue-collar player. I remember there was also news that if he hadn't been Jordan, his coach might have sent him to another league. It is also said in the film that because no matter how low the league is, it cannot carry so many media reports, so he is so tired in the secondary league. Some places to see: Jordan's baseball salary is $850 a month base plus $16 a day. That's the level of a second-level baseball team player. But Jordan also received a salary of $4 million with the Bulls as a basketball player. In addition, the advertising endorsement fee: 30 million US dollars. So, baseball is a hobby. For Jordan, he couldn't bear the fact that his hobby was hit, so he went back to work. 2. Gambling When I look back at the gambling scandal, my impression is this: Jordan was involved in gambling, so Stern asked him to retire. This is denied in the film. "The rumor is that I sent Jordan away because of his gambling nature. Ridiculous, there's no basis at all. I can slap the table and say it's a slander, a lie to slander me. Because everything is fake." In the documentary, The deceased Stern clearly denied this, and Jordan himself also emphasized, "I didn't retire because the league kicked me out, or suspended me for a year and a half. I need a break, my father just passed away, so I Retired." And when asked if he had a problem with gambling, he said, no, because he can control himself not to gamble, but I have a problem of being competitive, a problem of being competitive. Jordan also said, I didn't do anything wrong, I never bet, I just bet myself, it's just a golf guess, do I like playing cards? I really like it. The club asked me questions, and I explained it to them. The 1993 Eastern Conference matchup between the Bulls and the Knicks brought Jordan's gambling problems into the national spotlight. After losing Game 1 to the Knicks, sources said Jordan was still fighting in Atlantic Las Vegas on the eve of Game 2. The New York Times reported that Jordan was found in a late-night casino. Jordan said the scandal was over-interpreted and that going to Atlantic Las Vegas had no effect on his performance. But when the film describes the past so vividly, I feel that there is a story in it. After all, the fermenting of gambling and gambling debt problems led the NBA to decide to investigate this issue, but Jordan retired in October 1993, and the investigation has not yet come to a conclusion. Jordan is the most famous player in NBA history, and many people believe that his hobby of gambling led to his retirement in 1993. Phelps has also had this kind of thing. He not only won medals in the pool, but also wanted to win the wealth in the prize pool. Friends had worried that he was addicted to gambling. But the world is biased, if he became a bull, it would be fine. So at this time I don't care. Whether he gambles or not, whether he is in debt or not, it doesn't matter, the championship is much more important than these. 3. Harsh When Jordan talked about how harsh you were to your teammates, if you were afraid that others would say that you were a bad person, Jordan expressed his own opinion and held back his tears and said: "I want to win, but I also want them to be a part of that victory." Jordan was aggrieved, but firm. Hero, why don't you ask the price of a hero. "You can ask them, and I didn't ask them to do anything that I didn't do." In fact, no one knew better than Jordan that they were not at their level. Years later, when teammates recalled this man, they would scold that bastard was so fucking fierce, beating and scolding everyone during training. But they also all say, I have to thank this bastard for pushing us forward and making us live a life of winners. Jordan's last tears felt like saying I didn't want to be a tyrant either, but that's the price of victory! 4. Father "I'm a very optimistic person, and the most optimistic point I can make is that my late father saw my last basketball game, which means a lot. The word retirement means, from From today, I can do whatever I want, so if I want to come back and play, I can come back. I'm not closing the door on basketball," Jordan said. After attending his father's memorial service, with the encouragement of his mother, Jordan tried to get out of the shadow of his father's death, "He always inspired and challenged me, this is my father, just like a friend. My father always told me to accept things Take the negative side and turn it into positive motivation." Honestly, I think that dad made Jordan, and more importantly, I envy the dad who always motivated him and kept him going . So when Jordan found out, he had lost the motivation to play basketball without his father. So, he found the Bulls owner and head coach Phil Jackson, "I fulfilled my responsibilities to the Chicago Bulls and my teammates. I am about to retire. I have no desire and motivation to challenge. I don't want to play anymore." "He Always motivating and challenging me, that's my dad, like a friend. My dad always told me to take the negative side of things and turn it into a positive motivation." That's what he's been doing, constantly It's incredible to find reasons for yourself, to make yourself work hard, fight hard, and struggle, right, but that's what he's been doing all the time. Not only that, but Jordan switched to professional baseball mainly because he wanted to do what he wanted to do, to fulfill his childhood baseball dreams, and to follow his father's last wishes. "I was arguing with him whether I should play baseball or not. I said I was thinking about retiring and wanted to play baseball. He said, go for it." In the eighth episode of winning the championship, Jordan cried because it was Father's Day, I don't know. What did he think of, baseball, basketball, everything in life. Every bridge is accompanied by my father, which is really happy. But when he lost, it was so pitiful. 5. If the first person retires at the age of 31 and does not come back, then Jordan's career total score will be 21,541 points, which is not very high. But his regular season scoring average will be as high as 32.3 points, shooting 51.6%. He will average 34.7 points per game in the playoffs on 50 percent shooting. And his finals data will be 36.3 points, 6.6 rebounds, 7.9 assists and 2 steals per game, and his shooting percentage is as high as 52. 6%, which is also a complete win in the Finals series. Since his rookie season, Jordan has been the league's No. 1 shooting guard, so in the first nine years of his career, he has completed a crazy harvest of honors. He led the team to the playoffs for 9 consecutive years, was elected as an All-Star starter for 9 consecutive years, won 7 scoring titles, 3 championships, 3 FMVPs, 3 regular season MVPs, 7 All-NBA first team, 6 most All-Defensive First Team, 1-time Defensive Player of the Year honors. In addition, during the first three consecutive championships, Jordan completed the miracle of the season's double MVP twice. If Jordan does not come back after retiring in 1993, the accumulation of data and honors will be affected, but the average data per game will reach a crazy height, and the big honors are also not inferior to other superstars. When he retired that year, the statue was engraved with "the best there ever was, the best there ever will be", which perfectly explains Jordan's strength. So even if Jordan does not come back after retiring in 1993, he will still be the first person in history.
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