On June 28, Beijing time, in the hall of basketball, Michael Jordan's name is like a bright star, shining forever. In his basketball career, he is most proud of those seven glittering championship rings. However, there are always moments in the long river of history when even a great Jordan has to accept the bitterness of failure.
The 1990 Eastern Conference Finals, the tiebreaker, is still talked about by basketball fans today. On that scorching court, Jordan was like a lone dancer, surrounded by the rival Pistons, dancing alone, challenging the limits of fate. His every move is full of strength and beauty, and every shot touches the hearts of thousands of fans.
However, the game of basketball is, after all, a five-player competition. While Jordan was fighting the court, his teammates didn't give him enough support. In those critical moments, if a teammate could step up and share the pressure on Jordan, maybe the championship that year would have been the Bulls. But history has no ifs, only results.
The defeat that year was undoubtedly a heavy blow to Jordan. But it was such setbacks that made him more firm in his belief and cherish every opportunity even more. With his sweat and hard work, he finally created a more brilliant basketball legend. And that solo dance also became the most moving and tragic chapter of Jordan's career.