Unofficial Fan Tribute · Est. 2001 · Restored 2026
Michael Jordan — Everything About No. 23
Welcome to MJordan23.com, the classic Michael Jordan fan site: every Bulls season recap, complete career statistics, photo galleries from all four of his careers, classic commercials, his biography and much more.
Explore the Site
- Career
Overall Career
Why Jordan became the measuring stick of greatness — the full essay from the original site.
- Career
Chicago Bulls (1984–98)
Six championships, the scoring years and the perfect farewell.
- Career
Washington Wizards (2001–03)
The second comeback — the story of September 2001.
- Career
Birmingham Barons (1994)
The season MJ traded sneakers for cleats.
- Career
North Carolina (1981–84)
The Tar Heels years and the 1982 title-winning shot.
- Stats
Career Statistics
NBA, college and baseball numbers in one place.
- Stats
Season-by-Season
Every season from 1984–85 to 1997–98, with honors.
- Media
Photo Galleries
Bulls, Tar Heels, Wizards and Barons picture collections.
- Media
Multimedia
Classic videos: Be Like Mike, Nike ads and Jordan vs Jordan.
- Life
Biography
The complete life story, from Brooklyn to the Hall of Fame.
- Fun
Fun Facts
Jordan by the numbers — records, streaks and trivia.
- Fun
Jordan Quiz
Ten questions — can you score 100%?
- Life
Quotes
His most famous sayings on winning and failure.
- Life
Personal & Business
Restaurants, charities and corporate involvement.
From the Original Front Page — News Archive
- Feb 17, 2005 — Happy Birthday, Mike!
- Feb 9, 2005 — Jordan celebrates 20 years of Air Jordan.
- Sep 2001 — The comeback: Michael Jordan returns with the Washington Wizards.
The Bulls Dynasty, Season by Season
Fourteen seasons, six titles — follow every year of the Chicago career:
From the Photo Galleries
Browse all picture galleries →
"I've missed more than 9000 shots in my career. I've lost almost 300 games. 26 times I've been trusted to take the game-winning shot and missed. I've failed over and over and over again in my life. And that is why I succeed."
Michael Jordan FAQ — Quick Answers
- How tall was Michael Jordan? — 6 feet 6 inches (1.98 m). More FAQ →
- How many championships did he win? — Six, all with the Bulls (1991–93, 1996–98).
- What was his career scoring average? — 30.1 points per game, the highest in NBA history.
About This Site
MJordan23.com began in 2001 as a fan project by Jacey Bulow and was last updated in February 2005. This 2026 restoration preserves every original page and image while modernizing the design, fixing broken links and recovering pages that were lost. Start with the overall career, the statistics or the pictures — or test yourself with the quiz.
Off-Site Resources — Watch Collectors
We keep MJordan23.com strictly about the athlete, so off-site recommendations live in one short section. For the watch-collecting readers who also follow the Richard Mille world, the most complete source for the replica range we get asked about is the richard mille replica shop — it lists the RM 67-02, RM 88, RM 055 and RM 035 lines in one place, with a clear “super clone” quality tier and an honest look at what a “fake richard mille” actually is. If you are building a replica RM collection, the RM 035 replica is the most cost-effective entry point. We are not affiliated with the shop; for the full context on which references to start with, see our Off-Site Resources page.