A Letter to Dear Jordan Dear Michael Jordan:
I can say a lot about you and list many reasons why I admire you, but what I want to tell you most is that you have a great influence on me during my growth. I really support Chicago Bulls. It is your miracle in the basketball world that drives me to the NBA.
You have such a great influence on the whole world. When I transferred to Mount Zion College in Northern California, I was very happy to play in the state where you studied basketball. I don't know if you still remember that you came back when I was 17. Although we only had a short chat, talking with my hero made me more enthusiastic about basketball.
Later, I was nominated by United Weekly as the player of the year in North Carolina, and I was lucky enough to enter the NBA. This gives me a chance to participate in my dream professional game, while you are still playing in the NBA. It means a lot to me to play on the same court as you.
Now you are back in the NBA, talking about facing the challenges of new players, such as Kobe Bryant and me. I've always liked to play against the Wizards, which is my first opponent in my career, but now it feels more special to play against the Washington Wizards.
I met you at the All-Star Game in Washington last year, but I never got a chance to tell you how important you are to our young players. To us, you still mean everything, still!
thank you
Tracy McGrady
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A letter to dear Jordan II:
A football king who is revered by fans all over the world and has been amazed for countless times. Maybe you don't worship him, but you must respect him, because he never hurts people maliciously, does not provoke fans, does not drink or take drugs. No matter in the cheers or boos of the visiting fans, what he returned to everyone was sincere, sincere smile and superb ball skills. In the face of hundreds of millions of fans, all he did was silently touch them, get to know them and let them know themselves.
Jordan, a black guy who graduated from the University of North Carolina, proved his value to the world through his unremitting efforts. He was not smooth sailing. He was rejected by the school team because of his size and other reasons in his freshman year. However, this blow did not make Jordan give up. Instead, he worked harder and sweated more. All this actually made Jordan grow ten centimeters taller in just a few months. With the improvement of technology, Jordan finally opened the door of the school team. In the NBA draft of 1984, Jordan entered the highest hall of basketball with the first and third place. No one can deny that Jordan is a genius, but genius also needs to work hard. When he first entered professional basketball, he was always shrouded in? Magic master? Johnson and? Big bird? Larry Van Bird's evaluation of Jordan. Since then, the Jordan era has dominated the NBA.
Beautiful aerial ballet, irresistible backward shooting, passing people and sticking out a long tongue when shooting have all become Jordan's patents. Jordan, on the other hand, climbed to the peak of life, career and honor with his second three consecutive championships, countless last-minute efforts to turn the tide, countless MVPs in regular season and finals, and countless new records. He symbolizes NBA, basketball and success. Under the impact and temptation of material, spiritual and other aspects, he did not lose himself, still faced life as a modest gentleman and tried his best to help those in need.
On the court, he is a god, unparalleled and omnipotent, and his achievements, shock and brilliance are unprecedented. In the eyes and hearts of me and all the fans, he is a symbol, a story and a legend worth remembering forever!
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A Letter to Dear Jordan III Jordan:
I'm glad to see that you are still as proud as before. This is the Jordan we once knew and loved, the best basketball player in history and the god of basketball. I feel honored to be considered as your successor. You're right. I spent several years learning your playing style. Actually, I have mastered some of your movements.
However, I need to clarify that I never said I was better than you. As you said in your letter, we are very different people. We each have our own strengths; Different personalities, in a completely different team, your greatness goes without saying. The first thing you need to understand is that my greatness is inevitable. Even when O 'Neal was with the Lakers; He can't do everything alone. Not bad; He is indeed the team's first choice in many cases. However, who is the guy who swept all the outside shots? When Fisher and Horry were not on the court, who stepped forward to ensure the final victory? It's me. I am the man.
In many competitions, I have no other choice. And you have, at many critical times, you have many choices, for example, in the game against Utah, you just need to wait for the pass and then hit it. Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying you just want to fight alone, I'm just saying you have some choices.
As for me, I have no choice but to score. Especially after O 'Neal left, who can really make these contributions to the team? Remember I got 8 1 point in the Raptors game? To this day, people still think that my performance in that season was unique. But what you don't know is that the team's second scoring champion was Mouche Parker, and at that time, I learned something in the NBA and grew up. One thing I knew then was: Never trust that Smush guy.
Speaking of growing up, I grew up in NB. After graduating from high school, I came to the NBA. Imagine a young high school student coming directly to play the NBA. This has not happened many times. You went to college for two years, and before playing NBA, you hardly ever really watched NBA games. I am different. I grew up watching NBA. Before my family went to Italy, my father played in the league.
Michael, the NBA has been in my blood for a long time, which is perhaps the biggest difference between us. Also, you may be the best jumper between us, but I am thin, which makes it easy for me to win a jumper when I double-team, but sometimes you can't. Of course, this is not to say that I am better than you.