NBA big shots, classic player series Michael Jordan, the legendary track of the God of Basketball

Michael Jordan is undoubtedly the most dazzling one among them, and is respected by the world as the "God of Basketball". His career is like a magnificent epic, full of legends, and has had a profound and indelible impact on the development of basketball.

Jordan's basketball talent has shown his strength in high school. At that time, he was only 1.75 meters tall, but with his love for basketball and extraordinary efforts, he showed outstanding strength on the court. He often stayed alone in the stadium after school, practicing shooting, dribbling and passing over and over again, constantly polishing his skills. This spirit of hard training has been throughout his career. After entering college, Jordan played for the University of North Carolina. In the 1982 NCAA final, he hit a key goal to win, helping the team win the championship, and this shot also made him enter the public's vision.

In 1984, Jordan was selected by the Chicago Bulls as a Tanhua Show, officially starting his brilliant NBA journey. He showed amazing dominance in his rookie season, averaging 28.2 points, 6.5 rebounds, 5.9 assists per game, and was selected as Rookie of the Year without any suspense and was selected into the All-Star lineup. His extremely ornamental style of play, his ghostly breakthrough, his ability to glide in the air and his precise shooting made the fans crazy and quickly became the focus of the league.

However, Jordan's career has not been smooth sailing. In his early career, the Bulls encountered strong opponents many times in the playoffs, especially the Detroit Pistons, who set "Jordan Rules" against Jordan and adopted various tough defensive strategies to limit him. But Jordan was not defeated by these difficulties. He continued to improve his skills and leadership skills and led the Bulls to grow gradually. Finally, in the 1990-91 season, Jordan ushered in his first career championship. In the Finals, he averaged 31.2 points per game, leading the Bulls to beat the Los Angeles Lakers with a total score of 4-1. Since then, he led the Bulls to achieve the great achievements of three consecutive championships and established the Bulls dynasty. During this period, Jordan won many honors such as regular season MVP, finals MVP and scoring champion, and his personal ability and team achievements reached their peak. In 1993, after three consecutive championships, Jordan's father was unfortunately shot and killed, which dealt a huge blow to him. Out of nostalgia for his father and love for baseball, Jordan made a decision that shocked the world - to say goodbye to basketball for the time being and join the baseball world. Although he has not achieved brilliant achievements in baseball like in basketball, his cross-border attempts show his courage to challenge himself. In 1995, Jordan announced his return to basketball, and the phrase "I 'm back" made countless fans excited. After returning, he was still in a stellar form, leading the Bulls to win three consecutive championships again, completing two three consecutive championships, and creating a legend in NBA history.

Jordan's technical characteristics are perfect, and his scoring ability is almost unmatched. His breakthrough speed is extremely fast, and he can easily shake off the defensive players in the first step. With his outstanding ability to stagnate the air, he can make various difficult moves in the air and complete the score. His mid-range shooting is extremely accurate and is known as the "king of mid-range". At critical moments, his mid-range shooting can often be a sword to kill the throat. In addition, Jordan's defensive ability is also excellent. He has been selected into the best defensive team many times. With his keen defensive awareness and excellent physical fitness, he can effectively limit the opponent's score. His passing ability is often overlooked. As the core of the team, he can connect the team's offense well and create excellent scoring opportunities for his teammates.

Jordan's influence on modern basketball is all-round. His style of play and competitive spirit have inspired generations of basketball players, and countless players have taken him as an example and worked hard to improve their skills and competitive levels. He has pushed basketball globally, greatly increasing the NBA's popularity and influence around the world. His commercial value is even more immeasurable. The Air Jordan series sneakers launched in collaboration with Nike have become one of the best-selling basketball shoes in the world. They not only promote the development of the basketball equipment market, but also make basketball culture more deeply rooted in people's hearts. Under the influence of Jordan, modern basketball players pay more attention to the comprehensiveness of technology and the viewing of the game, and also pay more attention to the creation of their own brands and the development of commercial value. It can be said that Jordan is not only a great basketball player, but also a milestone in the development of basketball.