In a dance that combined elegance with frenzy, Michael Jordan's last dance concluded.
In 1993, when he averaged 41 points per game to beat Flying Pig and win the championship, Michael Jordan didn't celebrate wildly, nor did he scream in passion.
He simply hid in the therapy room, where only the ESPN reporter was present, and then lit a cigar alone.
At the golden age of 30, having completed a three-peat miracle and becoming the best basketball player in the world, he was incredibly calm.
At that time, standing at the pinnacle, Michael Jordan would never have imagined that 11 years later, he would cry for playoff qualification.
To be precise, the Atlanta Hawks haven't completely secured their spot in the playoffs yet. Whether they make it depends on the results of the last game day.
Only if the Cavaliers lose on the last day will Michael Jordan safely lock in the eighth seed in the East.
