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twitterLetter: Jordan’s teammates give him too much recognition
Wednesday, June 4, 1997 | 10:33 a.m.
I think we should be saluting his more talented teammates who allow him to be in the spotlight. During one playoff game, Marv Albert shouted the name "Michael Jordan," "Michael" or "Jordan" 20 times in five minutes. Talk about media bias.
One thing opposing players have learned -- touching or brushing Mr. Michael will result in a whistle.
Harley Ashe
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