The date was Feb. 6, 1988. It was M.J. vs. The Human Highlight Film. Two of the game's greatest dunkers - Michael Jordan and Dominique Wilkins - treated fans with jams packed with creativity and athleticism in the final round of the 1988 NBA Slam Dun...Read More

n the years leading up to his NCAA Championship game-winning shot for North Carolina in 1982 or the Game 6 clincher against Utah in the 1998 NBA Finals for Chicago, the incomparable Michael Jordan was putting up jump shots for the Buccaneers of Emsle...Read More

In the years before he hit the NCAA Championship game-winning shot for North Carolina in 1982 or the Game 6 clincher against Utah in the 1998 NBA Finals for Chicago, Michael Jordan was putting up jump shots for the Buccaneers of Emsley A. Laney High ...Read More

As a member of the Chicago Bulls, Michael Jordan was extraordinary to his very last shot. In Game 6 of the 1998 NBA Finals, M.J. hit the game-winning bucket with 6.8 seconds on the clock. It would be the last shot he ever took for the Bulls, which ce...Read More

With the 2006-07 NBA season now underway, this is the perfect time to take a retrospective look at one of the league's finest players ever: Michael Jordan. During the 1990s, M.J. and the Chicago Bulls won six NBA championships in the span of eight ye...Read More

Relive Michael Jordan's college years and his hard-working performances for legendary coach Dean Smith with this autographed University of North Carolina home (white) jersey. Signed by M.J. himself.

Delighting basketball fans for years with his spectacular jumping ability, Michael Jordan was a showman on the court. Though opponents came up with an array of defensive tactics to try and stop him, Jordan still scored, often via the air. Pay tribute...Read More

Entering the 1990-91 season, 27-year-old Michael Jordan had won an NBA MVP award (1988), six NBA All-Star selections and four league scoring titles. However, M.J. wasn't satisfied, for he still had something big left on his checklist of things to do ...Read More

With his No. 23 jersey reportedly stolen before the Chicago Bulls' game at Orlando on Feb. 14, 1990, Michael Jordan was unfazed. With many fans surely expecting to see that signature number on the court, M.J. came out wearing No. 12 against the Magic...Read More

Few NBA greats could score clutch baskets in pressure-packed situations better than old No. 23 of the Chicago Bulls: Michael Jordan. M.J. had a knack for delivering at just the right time and six NBA championships (1991-93 and 1996-98) back up that c...Read More

For most of the 1990s in Chicago, the month of June became the month of Jordan. Always a force on the court, Michael Jordan could be counted on to take his game to even greater heights every time the last pages of May were torn from the calendar. Fro...Read More

Before he was a living legend in the NBA, Michael Jordan was a standout player for the University of North Carolina. In fact, as a freshman, on March 29, 1982, MJ hit the game-winning basket in the NCAA Finals against the Georgetown Hoyas to give the...Read More

Long before he was winning NBA titles with the Chicago Bulls or scoring baskets for the Washington Wizards, NBA legend Michael Jordan was an impressive shooting guard for the University of North Carolina. In fact, M.J. scored the game-winning basket ...Read More

n 1981, Michael Jordan wasn't yet a household name. However, by March 1982, many began to take notice after this freshman guard hit the game-winning shot in the 1982 NCAA Championship Game vs. Georgetown. The rest, as they say, is history. Now you ca...Read More

The powder blue on the jersey is often referred to as “Carolina Blue” because it’s immediately identified with the University of North Carolina. Wearing the school colors with pride, Michael Jordan became one of the university’s legendary student-ath...Read More

Michael Jordan may have concluded his NBA career with the Washington Wizards, but his most defining moments occurred during his years with the Chicago Bulls. Now collectors can relive some of M.J.’s glory days with the six-time NBA Champion Bulls by ...Read More

On March 29, 1982, the North Carolina Tar Heels were engaged in a tough duel with Georgetown for the NCAA Championship. A 19-year-old freshman named Michael Jordan eventually provided the winning margin for the Tar Heels as he sank a jump shot in the...Read More

Michael Jordan Series II Signed Breaking Through Display; Limited Edition to 223 Dimensions: 17'' wide x 47'' high

Michael Jordan and Larry Bird met several times face-to-face in hotly contested NBA games. But here these two Basketball superstars - who earned nine NBA titles between them - in a studio setting via this dual-signed and framed 16" x 20" photo.