Michael Jordan has two sons who are high school basketball stars. Perhaps someday they'll play in the NBA on a streaking team like the Dallas Mavericks.
Michael Jordan's basketball-playing sons
Michael Jordan still plays basketball, just not on the hardwoods of NBA arenas. According to an outstanding article by ESPN's Gene Wojciechowski, Jordan mixes it up at home with his two sons, Marcus and Jeff, both high school stars in Illinois.
I could spend time in this blog entry, telling you about the Michael Jordan boys and their exploits, but I'd rather do something out of the ordinary for me and direct you to Wojciechowski's article to learn about two boys who have to live in the shadow of the greatest player who's ever lived.
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The Dallas Mavericks have won 12 straight
The Dallas Mavericks are on their second lengthy winning streak of this season. After beginning the NBA season 0-4, the defending Western Conference champs reeled off 12 straight wins and looked every bit as dominating as last season.
Now, the Mavericks are in the midst of a second 12-game winning streak, and Dallas is getting outstanding contributions for not only NBA MVP candidate Dirk Nowitzki but just about every starter and a few reserves.
With two 12-game win streaks under its belt, is it safe to say this early in the season that Dallas is the clear-cut favorite to win the NBA title? Not many teams, other than Phoenix which had a 15-game win streak of its own, can say no.
