Michael Jordan turns 60, check out the legend’s NBA records

This Friday, the 17th, michael jordan, one of the greatest players in basketball history, turns 60 years old. Athlete who immortalized the number 23 shirt for Chicago Bullsthe American holds a number of records in NBA, even with almost 20 years of retirement. Check out some of the amazing milestones the “Jump Man” has achieved throughout his career!

Michael Jordan is the player with the most trophies in the history of the NBA, counting both collective and individual. During his 15 seasons in the league, the player won 22 titles. He was NBA champion six times, being Finals MVP on all occasions, named regular season MVP five times, three All-Star Game MVP, named Best Defensive Player once and Rookie of The Year in the 1984-85 season.

As previously mentioned, Jordan was named the Finals MVP on six occasions, and he is the only one to achieve this feat in history. Until now, lebron james is the closest with four individual titles in the decision, followed by Tim Duncan It is Shaquille O’Nealboth with three.

In the 1987/88 season, even without having won the league title, the number 23 made history. Standing out in both offense and defense, Jordan was the player with the most points scored and the best defender in the NBA, showing his dominance. However, in addition to the two achievements, he was also named the MVP of the regular season.

Recently, Lebron James became the greatest scorer in NBA history, but Michael Jordan has an important record in that regard as well. Throughout his career in the league, the player averaged 30.12 points per game, the highest mark of all time, taking into account 15 seasons played.