Jerseys worn by Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant in the first NBA games of their careers are expected to sell for millions of dollars when they go up for auction this spring.

"I would say Michael Jordan, but that's a hard pick for me over Kobe Bryant," Saban said (Timestamp: 3:01). Rinaldi followed up, asking Saban how he thought Kobe Bryant would react to that choice. Knowing how much of a competitor the former Los Angeles Lakers star was, Saban laughed:

Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant are two of the most iconic players in NBA history, and fans will now have the opportunity to own pieces of history dating back to their respective rookie seasons. Sotheby's announced Thursday it will offer the first jerseys Jordan and Bryant wore in their careers via auction.

And so Rosner was understandably excited when he got wind of two basketball jerseys soon to sell at Sotheby’s. In an online sale running from March 12-26, the auction house will offer Michael Jordan’s signed “preseason debut” Chicago Bulls jersey,

NBA debut jerseys for Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant will hit the auction block through Sotheby’s. The two jerseys are being sold individually, but the auction house estimates that the two jerseys could sell for a combined $20 million or more.

Sotheby’s is auctioning off Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant rookie jerseys. The sale comes as rookie memorabilia sees a surge in popularity and pricing.

Sotheby's is hosting its latest unique sports auction. The auction house unveiled on Thursday the sale of NBA legends Michael Jordan's and Kobe Bryant's first game-worn jerseys, from the former's time at the Chicago Bulls and the latter's at the Los Angeles Lakers.