Top Ten Best Days In Michael Jordan's NBA Career

Where MJ's performed his 'Last Shot', a clutch jump shot that put the Bulls into the lead to defeat Utah Jazz. It was Michael's last game before his second retirement and more importantly, his last ever basket for the Chicago Bulls. The match and shot became two of the most iconic in the sport.

The date MJ performed 'The Shot' against The Cleveland Cavaliers.

When Michael and The Chicago Bulls one his and their first NBA Championship after defeating Los Angeles Lakers, (1990-1991 Season). On that date he also won his first Finals MVP.

Jordan's 63 point playoff game against The Celtics that became the highest single scoring performance (and still is) in a post-season game. It was Jordan's first game after coming out of injury and his last for 64 games due to a broken foot.

Jordan's 'Flu Game' where he scored 38 points, despite feeling very ill prior to the game. It was game five of the 1997 Finals and in game six, The Bulls defeated Utah Jazz to win the championship, with Jordan as the Finals MVP.

Michael scores 40-points for the East in the 1988 All-Star game where he achieves his first All-Star MVP.

MJ scores a 'Double Nickel', 55 points, against The Knicks while also assisting Bill Wennington's clutch shot to win the game. It was MJ's fifth game after returning from retirement and proof that he was indeed back.

Jordan's first ever NBA game.