Jordan's farewell to the basketball world became the biggest news in the United States and even the world at that time, and China and Japan sent out express messages to inform their own fans of this sad news; Romanian television said in a news special program that Jordan retired like there was no leader in the ballet. Speaking from the White House, Clinton praised Jordan's achievements and said that jordan is missed on all the courts in American towns and cities, even in the backyards of families and parking lots.
The entire city of Chicago, shrouded in the news, immediately appeared lifeless, and some fans vowed never to watch basketball again. Looking at the teammates who were fighting in the battlefield around him, Jordan's voice was a little choked, and he knew in his heart that even if he had an unpleasant time with his colleagues, there was no doubt that the three championship cups were fought together. On such occasions as this, they do not have to attend at all, let alone look at others and the world with sad eyes, all of which cannot be pretended.
Jordan's heart was excited, and he summed himself up word for word at the end of the press conference: "I hope people can remember that I am a person who loves basketball, a person who has paid one hundred and ten percent for it." Jordan did not specify at the press conference what he was going to do, but he declared to the world meaningfully from his own personal experience: "Life is not just a basketball or football player, there are many other things to accomplish, to reach the top." 」
What is Jordan going to accomplish, and how is he going to reach the top? Florida, USA, has four seasons of spring, in the middle of the famous Disneyland, in the central east is the Kennedy Space Center. There is a small city in the Midwest, Sarasota, where the Chicago White Sox baseball team has set up a training base. The owners of the White Sox and Bulls are the same man, Resdorf. He has two hands to govern the team, and the Bulls have become the most famous team in professional basketball in his hands, bringing him a lot of silver; the White Sox are on the verge of bankruptcy that year.
He quickly lobbied around, found some investors, and painted them a bright vision of the baseball field. These people were finally mobilized and began to inject a large amount of money, which brought the team back to life. In recent years, the White Sox have been named the second most profitable team in the U.S. baseball world, and they have performed well on the court. Reisdorf was born and raised in a traditional family in Brooklyn, New York, where his father was a sewing machine salesman and the family was not wealthy. As a child, no one saw that he was brilliant. At the award ceremony after graduating from high school, most of the students in Reisdorf's class had an award of one kind or another, and some even held three or four trophies and medals, but Xiao Lei was still empty-handed.