Welcome
Magic Johnson once said "There's Michael Jordan and there is the rest of us." 
Larry Bird couldn't hide his amazement after Michael scored a playoff record 63 points against the Boston Celtics in 1986: "God disguised as Michael Jordan."
Throughout his basketball career, Michael Jordan was an extraordinary talent whose influence on the game still continues to date. He became a true champion and guided the globalization of NBA with his phenomenal on court abilities and personal style that was marketed all around the world.
In an attempt to make it easier for Michael Jordan fans, this guide acts as a compilation of some of the most useful web sites about his life and work. Here is an overview of what is on this site:
Biography and Achievements: He was an accessible star whose life was as interesting as his career vanished into retirement twice before hanging his sneakers. He is probably one of the most decorated athletes of all times with a wide variety and number of achievements.
Media: "Ten seconds left on the clock... Michael Jordan shoots and won the game for the Bulls once again..." is a quote that all the fans were used to hear back in the day. As he grew into an incredible talent, his high-flying moves, last second shots and never-seen-before dunks created lots of material for the fans to enjoy. YouTube has a nice compilation of many of his signature moments.
Influence On The Game: Michael Jordan was an entertainer after all, a natural wonder to all... Journalist Jan Hubbert said "I think it was the exposure of Michael Jordan; the marketing of Michael Jordan." He introduced the esthetic of the game of basketball to the rest of the world and marketed himself and the game in a way that profited both himself and the game.
Post-basketball Life: Before he retired as a basketball player, he played two seasons for the Washington Wizards where he later became the Director of Basketball Operations. The beginning of his journey as an executive didn't start off well as he was fired from his position. He still pursues his ambition to become successful as an excutive as he became part-owner and the Managing Member of the Basketball operations of the Charlotte Bobcats.