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Chicago Bulls home outside the joint center, stands the statue of Michael Jordan. The statue was cast in bronze, the following is the base of the marble, Jordan visual distant blue sky, clutching his beloved basketball. The posture of the statue is the most perfect interpretation of Jordan: he was flying! The best there ever was one line inscription below the statue base, engraved: The best there ever will be. (Unprecedented, and no latecomers!)
Beijingon April 6, 2009, NBA officials announced the new term of the members of the Hall of Fame. (newest Jordan shoes) Michael Jordan, David Robinson, John Stockton, the Hall of Fame as a player selected for the new term. The official ceremony will be held September 10 to 12, is located in Springfield, Massachusetts, the Naismith Hall of Fame precisely located here.
"I do not feel happy," Jordan said. "I do not want to be standing here, was introduced to the Hall of Fame, you should be able to understand what this means - your basketball career is completely ended, I always look at this matter so much so, I really hope that 20 years after this genius will come, or wait until I'm dead, www.jordans2013sale.com, after the end of everything. "
"You could have been think so, just put on shorts, you can always go back to the field to play, however, you get into the Hall of Fame now, you can do this?"
"Look at it," Jordan continued. "This is a great honor. Highest respect every player but, for me, my heart is always hope that you have always thought that I can come back and back on the court to continue play. I really hope that you can always think so, and then not always an exact answer, I hope that you will always know I will not in the end be able to do (back). "
"I can do that?"Jordan choked.
"No," he then firmly replied. "But I really hope that you can always think so."

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