The backstory to this:
Most of you know that I am pastor. I am also a BIG Michael Jordan fan. Have been since high school (I graduated in 1985...the year after he entered the NBA). I've followed his entire college and NBA career until the free throws he made as a Washington Wizard on April 16, 2003.
A couple guys in my church decided to put this together. I already owned the rookie card at the bottom. One of the guys asked if he could "borrow" it for a while - I trust him - so I said yes. He works for a framing company. Another guy in my church already owned the autographed jersey. He gave the jersey to the framing guy (who had my card), and the framing guy put the whole display together. They both presented it to me today as a Christmas gift. Needless to say...I was stunned.
The picture on the left is of his first slam dunk contest. The picture on the right is the final shot he made against the Utah Jazz in 1998 to clinch the Bulls 6th NBA title.
Most of you know that I am pastor. I am also a BIG Michael Jordan fan. Have been since high school (I graduated in 1985...the year after he entered the NBA). I've followed his entire college and NBA career until the free throws he made as a Washington Wizard on April 16, 2003.
A couple guys in my church decided to put this together. I already owned the rookie card at the bottom. One of the guys asked if he could "borrow" it for a while - I trust him - so I said yes. He works for a framing company. Another guy in my church already owned the autographed jersey. He gave the jersey to the framing guy (who had my card), and the framing guy put the whole display together. They both presented it to me today as a Christmas gift. Needless to say...I was stunned.
The picture on the left is of his first slam dunk contest. The picture on the right is the final shot he made against the Utah Jazz in 1998 to clinch the Bulls 6th NBA title.

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