Really, we should view Jordan's baseball career the way we do another sports icon turned Minor Leaguer: Tim Tebow. Like Jordan, Tebow signed with the Mets amid plenty of doubts about his age and ...

Kevin Durant slyly contrasts Michael Jordan's baseball break with LeBron James' 22-year grind on Mind The Game.

Jordan later played 127 games for the Birmingham Barons, a Double-A minor league affiliate of the Chicago White Sox. Jordan struggled as a baseball player as he struck out 114 times in 497 plate ...

Jordan's baseball career came to an end after the 1994 season, as he returned to the NBA in March 1995. While Jordan's baseball career was short-lived, it is still a fascinating part of his story.

When basketball legend Michael Jordan decided to retire from NBA, it took the world by storm. It was even more surprising when he decided to join baseball and play in the Minor League. Fulfilling his ...

Michael Jordan had hit his first home run. In 1994, Air Jordan did his time on the ground, in a stint with the White Sox as a light-hitting rookie in Double-A ball. Jordan’s decision to leave the NBA ...

On the baseball diamond, however, things were a bit different. As longtime fans will know, Jordan posted a .202 batting average during his time playing minor league ball in Birmingham. ... Michael ...

Michael Jordan’s brief retirement in 1993 created one of the biggest mysteries in NBA history and led to many rumors, debates ...

In 1994, Michael Jordan left chasing rings for curveballs. And in his mind, it wasn't just a brief detour. It might have been permanent. The NBA world had stopped spinning when Jordan, at the ...