With 7 minutes and 27 seconds left in the first quarter, he scored his first NBA points with a turnaround jump shot from the right mid-range, igniting Chicago's "Red Hell".
Yes, now, from the exact same spot, in the exact same way, he took the exact same shot.
Faced with James' interference, Jordan was confident.
In December 1984, when 21-year-old Michael Jordan was asked how he hoped his professional career would end, the young North Carolina native pondered for a long time: "I hope by then I've done everything I could, won championships. Oh, and I hope to at least play in an All-Star game."
"Basketball in! Michael Jordan has killed the game, he has almost killed the game, leaving the Cavaliers with only 4 seconds, and Cleveland has no timeouts! Michael, 39 points for the game! He has given his all to complete many things, and he's still that Michael, he hasn't changed!"
Mike Breen jumped up, and all the Hawks fans jumped up too.
