Michael Jordan’s Shoes sell at a record $1.38 million at Auction. Passion & obsession have no price, & it has been proven true again. Shoes worn by Michael Jordan in the famous ‘Flu game’ of the 1997 NBA finals were sold at a record $1.38 million, as announced by Golden Memorabilia.
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The particular sneakers were part of Michael Jordan & Bulls, who won 6 NBA titles in the 90s. Michael scored 38 points in 44 minutes & made the game-changing 3-pointer in the last minutes resulting in a win for the Bulls.
Delivering the only Jazz home loss of the playoffs and Chicago went on to capture the crown in six games, with Jordan taking the NBA Finals Most Valuable Player award. The shoes that once belonged to a jazz bellboy, were once sold at an auction for $105,000.
The Bulls and Utah were tied in the 1997 best-of-seven NBA Finals at two win each ahead of game five, when Jordan fell ill, but continued playing anyway.
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