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October 6th- Michael Jordan announces first retirement

By: Matthew Mendives, Co-Editor-in-Chief
October 6, 2019
On this day in 1993 Jordan would retire for the first time
Photo Credit: Steve Lipofsky www.Basketballpho
On this day in 1993 Jordan would retire for the first time

On this day in 1993 Michael Jordan announced his first retirement. He would play minor league baseball for the Chicago White Sox for the 1994 season and would return to basketball at the end of the 1994-1995 season.

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Matthew Mendives
Matthew Mendives, Co-Editor-in-Chief
Matthew Mendives is a 18 year old senior who was born September 24,2002. He lived in Plainsboro, New Jersey for one year then moved to Linden, New Jersey. In 6 grade he moved from Linden to Colonia and has lived there ever since. He is a huge fan of the New York Yankees and watches almost every game. His favorite player currently is Brett Gardner due to his hustle and how hard he plays. In baseball's off season, he watches basketball and football. He is a fan of the Brooklyn Nets and the New York Giants. His favorite school subject is English and his goal is to become a sports reporter. 
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October 6th- Michael Jordan announces first retirement