Michael Jordan's 50 Greatest Games: From His NCAA Championship to Five NBA Titles

by Bob Condor and Robert Condor

Book Overview

A collection of special Michael Jordan moments, allowing the reader to savour the playing days of a once in a lifetime athlete. The book features a game index that ranks each of Jordan's best games on... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0806520302
• ISBN13: 9780806520308
• Release Date: January 1998
• Publisher: Citadel Press
• Length: 224 Pages
• Weight: 0.95 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 5.9" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

this book drains a trey

The book I read called Michael Jordan's 50 Greatest Games is about MJ's best games that he plauyed. The book is meduim sized and is easy to read. In the book you will learn about MJ from his college years at North Carolina to the NBA on the Bulls team. Each game they rate. They rate tthe games by scoring, game importance, oppnent strength, historical significance, pressure points, defense, MJ's phyisical condition, and long odds. I really liked this book. I recomened this book for peopoe who like MJ and baskeball.

this is a great book for basketball fans

there are all sorts of neat features in this book. What I especially liked were the box scores, where you can see Jordan's changing cast and how it evolved. I don't agree with every ranking, but he's got good reasons for his choices. There's even a practice listed, which I thought was really interesting.

The author steps up and drains a trey!

Everybody has a favorite Michael story; it was a smart move for this writer to hash out an objective way--a formula that makes sense-- to rate stellar MJ performances on the court. In the same way that video stores carry Roger Ebert's movie/video book at the checkout counter, sports bars should stock Condor's book--right behind the Jagermeister and shot glasses--to settle countless Jordan debates that are sure to rage in years to come....

Bob Condor picks em...

Condor has some interesting choices...and he has a formula behind his picks... from his number 1 choice, to his 50th...we see a man depecting another man...and both of them know their game...although...i think the third game of the final series with the lakers should have been in there somewhere...but, thats just me