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The Rare 1980s NCL Super Sport Basketball Cruise Featuring Michael Jordan

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By Titan Frey, Travis Frey
| Fadeaway World Verified
When most people think of going on a cruise, they think of relaxing on the deck. But for the Norwegian Cruise Line in the 1980s, you could play NBA players in basketball, including Michael Jordan. The Norwegian Cruise Line flagship SS Norway was the ship Jordan was on and there's not much information on why he was present on the cruise. In the photo is a sign that reads "Norway sports program – A Cruise Staff Fit with Fun Program”.
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How Phil Jackson's Triangle Offense Turned Michael Jordan Into An NBA Champion Original

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By Titan Frey, Travis Frey
| Fadeaway World Verified
When it comes to the greatest basketball teams of all time, the Chicago Bulls of the 1990s are always in the conversation. Led by the iconic Michael Jordan and coached by Phil Jackson, these teams won six NBA championships in eight years. One of the keys to their success was the Triangle Offense, a complex and effective offensive system that Jackson had fine-tuned over the years.
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Michael Jordan Used New York Knicks' Hotel Investment To Bluff The Chicago Bulls Into $30 Million Contract

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By Titan Frey, Travis Frey
| Fadeaway World Verified
Michael Jordan was grossly underpaid for most of his NBA career After the 1995-96 season, Jordan was up for a big contract, and he used a bluff to get it Jordan's $30.1 million contract in the 1996-97 season was the first NBA contract to reach $30 million Michael Jordan was the NBA's most popular athlete by the late 1980s and up until he retired from the game for good. Despite this, Jordan was not the highest-paid player in the league for most of his career.
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