The true story behind Michael Jordan's brief-but-promising baseball career
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Michael Jordan's .202 Batting Average Is More Impressive Than It Seems - The Ringer
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Listen to Michael Jordan's first at-bat and base hit, courtesy of Birmingham Barons broadcaster Curt Bloom Listen to Michael Jordan's first at-bat and base hit, courtesy of Birmingham Barons broadcaster Curt Bloom
27 years ago: Michael Jordan surprised the sports world by signing a Minor League Baseball contract with the Chicago White Sox on February 7, 1994. Jordan said that this decision was made
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