Why Michael Jordan use Number 23 ??

Michael Jordan's Jersey Number

Michael Jordan idolized his brother. He thought he had half his skills. His brother wore 45. Half of that is 22.5. Round that off and that's 23.

When Jordan came back to the Bulls after his first retirement, he briefly wore the number 45 before going back to #23.

Michael Jordan House

Micheal Jordan lives in a place called Architectural Estates in Highland Park IL. MJ estate has 29,000 square feet a basketball court, tennis court and putting green. There are over 200 mature 40' pine tress that were purchased and tranplanted to the property at a cost of $10,000 a piece.

Michael Jordan and his Cuban-born model girlfriend Yvette Prieto pay $281K for a house in Miami, FL

Basketball great Michael Jordan and his Cuban-born model girlfriend Yvette Prieto have paid $281,000 to purchase a house in the gated Highlands at Kendall area of Miami Fla.

The Palm Beach Post broke the story, we think, this week of the home purchase by the pair. Jordan has been a free man since his 2006 divorce from his wife of 17 years, Juanita Jordan (although many would argue that MJ had operated as a “free man” for a lot longer than that!), which involved a $168 million settlement to Juanita, making it the most expensive celebrity divorce ever.

Built in 1996, the couple’s new house has three bedrooms and two baths (according to public records) or four bedrooms and two and a half baths (according to listing information), and sits on a 0.13-acre (5,560-square-foot) lot, according to public records. The house measures between 2,200 and 2,600 square feet, and not the 5,500-square-foot figure that the Palm Beach Post had reported; the Post’s columnist clearly confused the size of the lot, which is 5,560 square feet, with the size of the house. Public records say that the house measures 2,517 square feet, but we separately found other public records and listing information calling it 2,235 square feet.

We also found listing information for the house — we’re not entirely sure from when — online at a time that the house appears to have been listed for $340,000. If that was indeed the asking price when MJ and Yvette bought it, they got one heck of a steal! The listing information reads (including typos and lack of capitalization): “Spacious 4/2.5 home near the upcoming Baptist Hospital and Mall located on kendall Drive and 160th st. recently remodeled, new paint, new kitchen with stainless steel appliances, corian countertop, wood cabinetry. Beautiful pool in backyard with ample space remaining. tile floors on first level, and laminated wood floors on second level. short sale package already initiated. No time to lose! bring all offers to close in less than 60 days! call agent for instructions!”

Jordan and Prieto took out a $196,000, 30-year mortgage on the house, according to public records.

Jordan, 46, owns several other properties, including his longtime mansion at 2700 Point Lane in Highland Park, Illinois; a penthouse unit in the building at 1100 N. Lake Shore Drive in Chicago; and two vacant lots in the Bears Club in Jupiter, Fla., which he purchased last year for $4,800,000.

What is Michael Jordan's Favorite Foods?

Eat..

Everybody has their favorite delicious menu to eat. Our Basketball Michael Jordan also have Favorite food. Waht is that ???

Steak - Chicken Pizza, and shrimp

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Has Michael Jordan cut off from team ????

Michael Jeffrey Jordan was born in Brooklyn, New York in 1963. He was the youngest of four boys born to James and Deloris Jordan. James Jordan was the son of a share cropper from rural North Carolina, and he was in Brooklyn to attend a school that trained employees of General Electric. Jordan's mother, Deloris, was a homemaker until her children were old enough to attend school, and then she became a bank clerk.

When Jordan was about seven years old, in 1970, his family moved to Wilmington, North Carolina, the town he would later consider to be his hometown. He began playing basketball at an early age, often with his older

Michael Jordan

brother Larry. "When I was younger," Jordan said on his Web site, "my motivation came from wanting to beat my brother. This inspired my extremely competitive nature."

As a freshman in high school, Jordan joined his school basketball team. It was on his high school team that Jordan chose the jersey number he was later to make famous as a pro, number 23. When later asked why he chose that number, he replied to the Associated Press, "I wanted to wear No. 45 in high school, but my older brother (Larry) wore that number. So I decided to go with half of 45, which is actually 22½." Jordan at first had trouble standing out on the school team. In fact, only a year after joining the team, as a tenth grader, he was cut from the varsity team. But this only pushed him to work harder at perfecting his game. As he later said on his Web site, "I think that not making the Varsity team drove me to really work at my game, and also taught me that if you set goals, and work hard to achieve them—the hard work can pay off."