Michael Jordan wore this pair of Air Jordan X sneakers during the tail end of the 1994-95 NBA season, when he returned from his foray into professional baseball. Jordan played 17 games in 1995, averaging 26.9 points, 6.9 rebounds, and 5.3 assists per game to dispel the notion that his time away from the game eroded any of his spectacular talent. Jordan returned to the Bulls on March 19th, 1995, when they had a record of 34-31. By the end of the season, Jordan’s play had the Bulls at 47-35. They advanced to the Eastern Conference Semifinals, where the Bulls fell in six games to Shaquille O’Neal and the energetic Orlando Magic.

These size 13 Air Jordan X shoes are in the “Chicago” colorway. The body of the shoe is white, with a black midsole, a black tongue and lace area, and a red interior. A Jumpman logo is embroidered in black on the heel of both shoes. The soles of the shoes are black and red, with Jordan’s myriad career accomplishments etched on the red portions of the sole. A white Jumpman logo is applied to the heel area of the sole. Jordan has signed the outside heel of the left shoe in black marker. The shoes come with a LOA from Mears for the game use, a COA from Upper Deck (BAC29796) and a LOA from PSA/DNA (AC00742) for the signature.

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