The man leave the basketball areas, but we know he don’t leave us

alone. He gave of himself very little, and that only to sell us

something. Now, the NBA has moved on—to people like Dwyane Wade

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Carmelo Anthony, and, especially, to LeBron James@%^^—and it seems to

be experiencing something of a competitive renaissance, and Michael

Jordan seems like nothing more than a strategy the NBA once used to

sell itself, his career an abandoned TV commercial. He's gone from the

game without a single footprint but with his

cheap jordans. He built upon

the work of others, but he left very little of his own behind.
The instinctive genius of James Naismith was that he put his goal in

the air, thereby ensuring that basketball would untether itself from

gravity and that the people who played it would have no choice but to

fly in Air jordan. In that,

Jordan was merely the latest and greatest in a long evolutionary line

that stretched back through Julius Erving, and Gus Johnson, and Elgin

Baylor, and Jumpin' Johnny Green. The NBA prospered when Jordan was at

his peak with cheap Jordan shoes, but that

jordan shoes process was well

under way behind the talents of Larry Bird and Magic Johnson, and

because of the brilliant labor-management compromises forged between

Larry Fleischer of the NBA Players Association and the late

commissioner Larry O'Brien, who saved the league from the actual

economic apocalypse that baseball is always pretending to have.
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