The second phase of Michael Jordan's career saw the Bulls superstar continue to dominate the NBA. 1997-1998 was Jordan's last season with the Bulls and he made it count: an average of 28.7 points per game, NBA All-Star First Team honors and the last of his five NBA MVP Awards were among his many achievements that season. In addition, Jordan led the Bulls to another NBA Championship, where his 2-point jump shot with 5 seconds left struck a dagger into the heart of the Utah Jazz. It was the second run of three consecutive championships by the Bulls and Michael Jordan's crowning moment.

Offered here is a Chicago Bulls road jersey worn by Michael Jordan during the 1997-98, his last season with the Bulls. This jersey features “BULLS” sewn across the chest in black-on-white tackle twill. Jordan’s iconic number “23” is sewn on the front and back of the jersey in black-on-white tackle twill. “JORDAN” is sewn across the back shoulders in black-on-white tackle twill. An NBA logo patch is sewn on the left breast of the jersey. Red, black, and white bands ring the sleeve openings and the collar. A Nike size “48” tag, flanked by “NBA AUTHENTICS” and “Chicago Bulls” tags, are sewn on the front bottom left portion of the jersey. The Nike tag has a “LENGTH +4” flag attached. On the inside of the jersey adjacent to the wash tag is a “NIKE 1997-98” tag. Jordan has signed his name in silver marker diagonally on the “2” on the back of the jersey. This jersey shows light game use and comes with a LOA from the New Jersey Nets and has received an A-10 grade from MEARS. Please note, we believe the date on the Nets letter was inadvertantly listed incorrectly.

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