If the MLB doesn't strike in 1995, does MJ still comeback to the NBA?

[Hey Yo]

He was still getting paid his Bulls salary while playing minor league baseball. Did he have no choice but to comeback due to the owner possibly refusing to continue to pay his salary by not playing either sport?

Basically he would've been on paid leave to frequent casinos.

[SouBeachTalents]

Yes.

[Hey Yo]

I omitted... comeback that 95 NBA season.

[8Ball]

Yes.


Jordan is highly narcissistic, that's why he came back in 2002 on the Wizards at 38 years old and laid an egg for 2 years.

[Axe]

Something really is mysterious about his first 'retirement'. But as usual, clueless casuals here don't care because 'at least he still won six rings' and just end up thinking that's all that matters.

[JBSptfn]

Yes. It was a suspension. I don't think he took baseball that seriously.

[Round Mound]

I don't know but all i can say is that he retired because of his father's death. He was really affected because of that situation and i believe the 1st sport his father showed him was baseball. So in his memory of him he tried to be a pro for those years.

[Baller789]

I don't know but all i can say is that he retired because of his father's death. He was really affected because of that situation and i believe the 1st sport his father showed him was baseball. So in his memory of him he tried to be a pro for those years.

Bronie's don't have their fathers around so they can't relate.