On February 18, Beijing time, the 2021-22 NBA regular season is in full swing. Today is the 59th birthday of Michael Jordan, the god of basketball, including the Bulls and many other teams have posted photos to send him blessings, and Nets star Durant also sent the highest praise.
Bulls officials posted a photo of Jordan sitting on the throne, next to a goat, bulls officials wrote: Happy birthday, Goat!
Jordan spent the last two seasons of his career with the Wizards and ended his career with the Wizards. The Wizards posted a photo of Jordan laughing and wrote, "Happy birthday, Jordan!" ”
Jordan is now the owner of the Hornets, who took a photo and wrote, "Happy Birthday to Boss Jordan with us!" ”
The famous media Boardroom posted a group of Jordan's achievements off the field, as follows:
1. Net assets reached 1.6 billion US dollars;
2. Athletes with the highest gross income in the history of sports;
3. The world's first athlete with a total income of more than 1 billion US dollars;
4. The total revenue of the Air Jordan brand in 2021 will reach 4.7 billion US dollars;
5. Partners include Nike, Coca-Cola, McDonald's, Chevrolet, Gatorade, Hengshi and so on
6. NBA Hornets owner; 23XI Racing team owner.
Other media or official wishes are as follows:
Nets star Durant wrote on social media: "Happy birthday to the greatest Jordan and thank you for drawing the blueprint for us. ”
It is worth mentioning that James' agent Paul Fu said in an interview that James and Jordan should be at the same level, and the difficulty of their careers is also equal, he said: "The road James has traveled is equally difficult, if not more difficult than Jordan. When he was a kid, the media wanted him to be just like Jordan. They want Jordan to talk about James on any occasion, but Jordan may not have done that. They also want Jordan to be James' friend, but he probably isn't. They wish James had been like Jordan, but he didn't. ”
Jordan entered the NBA Draft in 1984 and was selected by the Bulls with the third overall pick, playing for the Bulls and Wizards in his career. He played in 1,072 regular-season games in his career, averaging 30.1 points, 6.2 rebounds, 5.3 assists and 2.3 steals per game. During his time with the Bulls, he won six championships in two triples and won all six times, all six times winning the FMVP.