In the just-concluded 75 player selection, Jordan became the first superstar in NBA history with an undisputed number of votes, and at the 75 awards scene, Joe was also the last to appear, whether it was Jordan's predecessor or junior, in Cleveland that night, Jordan was undoubtedly the brightest star.
How great Jordan really is, the data that posterity can't break tells us. I think that no matter when in the field of basketball, no one can surpass Jordan, why is it said that Joe is the GOAT of basketball? Look at what happened 35 years ago today.
In the 1986 All-Star Game because Jordan did not greet Thomas in the elevator and was retaliated by the Smiling Assassins, the East All-Stars led by the Pistons core Thomas, jointly negotiated not to give Jordan a pass, resulting in Joe only scoring 9 points at that year's All-Star Game, which was unacceptable for Jordan, who has always been very competitive, so Jordan came to power as soon as he met the Pistons, and the Pistons did not give in to Jordan, a young player, for the Pistons Bad Boys, Any foul action applied to Jordan is not excessive.
On March 5, 1987, 35 years ago, Jordan led the Chicago Bulls away to the Detroit Pistons, and in that game Jordan played a total of 43 minutes, shot a terrifying 39 times, and hit a staggering 56.4%, shooting a staggering 56.4%, shooting 22 of 18 of 17, one person got nearly half of the Bulls' points, and finally Jordan's Bulls won 125-120 away to the then indispensable Detroit Pistons.
It is worth mentioning that Jordan's 39 shots did not have 1 3-point shot, which is the greatness of Jordan, 62 points is not no one has ever scored, but without 3 points to score 61 points I think it is difficult for anyone in the active players to achieve. It should also be said that the tricks used by the Pistons' bad boy army on Jordan at that time were difficult to eat on any player in the active duty, knowing that there were many physical confrontations at that time, and the Pistons with the Smiling Assassin and Lambier were even harder.
I have to say that Joe is really tough! Worthy of the GOAT of basketball, what do you think?