4/6/20

 

Jay C. Brandriet

 

 

Coming off a broken foot, Michael Jordan had only played 18 games in 1985-86.

In 1986-87, he started making up for lost time.

Mike began punishing the league.

He averaged 37.1 points per game.

He became the first player to record 200 steals and 100 blocks.

Over two late season victories, Michael was pretty busy.

On April 12th against Indiana, he scored 53 points on 70 percent shooting.

The following night in Milwaukee he dropped 50 to go with his 9 rebounds.

MJ had scored 103 points in less than 24 hours.

Quality day of work.

His next game at Atlanta?

His 61 points and 10 rebounds were not enough, as the Bulls lost by 3.

 

 

Jay C. Brandriet