There are no more Michael Jordan books in Korea!
The first book to tell the story of Jordan's career, focusing on the game.
A masterpiece by basketball journalist and Jordan fanatic Dae-beom Son.

Brainstore, a renowned sports title publisher, is releasing a new basketball book in collaboration with reporter Son Dae-beom, also known as "Agricultural Brother."
This book covers the career of 'Legend of Legends' Michael Jordan, and its title is 'Michael Jordan Legend 25 - 25 Great Games That Made Him the Emperor of Basketball'.
Author Dae-Beom Son, who has been a basketball journalist for over 25 years and a Michael Jordan fan for nearly 35 years, has long wanted to write a book that summarizes Michael Jordan's career, focusing on the games in which he played his greatest roles.
Thus, after more than five years of reporting, research, and writing, I produced a massive text amounting to approximately 2,700 pages (200-character manuscript paper) of draft text.
Those sentences came together one by one to form a book called “Michael Jordan Legend 25.”
Reporter Son Dae-beom has been writing on the topic of “Top 30 Stories of Michael Jordan’s Great Plays that Made Him the Emperor of Basketball” for a long time.
I wrote about 30 games by comprehensively considering the importance and meaning of the game, Michael Jordan's performance, and the story and atmosphere before and after the game, regardless of the record or result.


I have compiled countless games, including Jordan's NBA games, NCAA games during his college days, and Olympic games as a member of the national team.
The work began after examining and examining over 1,000 games from Michael Jordan's career, and in the final stage of work, 25 games were selected after discussion with the publisher's editorial department.
This book's greatest strength and identity is that it is a biography and sports documentary that vividly tells the story of Michael Jordan, the world's greatest and greatest basketball player of all time, through the perspective and standards of Korea's best basketball journalist, Son Dae-beom.
Michael Jordan is a legendary basketball player who needs no introduction and a figure who brought about a revolution in the professional sports industry around the world.
He is considered one of the greatest players in the history of the National Basketball Association (NBA), and during his prime with the Chicago Bulls, he won six championships, was awarded MVP five times, and was selected to the All-Star team 14 times, among other accomplishments.


He has established himself as a global sports icon beyond the country of the United States and the sport of basketball, and is an immortal sports star who still maintains his star power and marketability even after more than 20 years since his retirement.
Jordan's incredible star power, outstanding scoring ability, competitive spirit, and problem-solving instincts displayed during his active career were not limited to basketball, but had a huge impact on all aspects of media and popular culture, including TV, movies, advertising, and fashion.
The legacy he left behind gave birth to 'Jordan Kids' all over the world, and the author of this book, 'Michael Jordan Legend 25 - 25 Great Games That Made Him the Emperor of Basketball', basketball journalist Son Dae-beom, is also a Jordan Kid and Jordan maniac to the extent that he would be second to none in Korea.
Perhaps it was Jordan who led him to the path of becoming a basketball reporter and was the driving force that has kept him working as a basketball reporter for the past 27 to 28 years.


This book is a gift for all Jordan kids and Jordan maniacs in Korea.
And for today's poor basketball fans who didn't get to see Michael Jordan's play during his time, this will be content that will make them realize that he is not just someone from a legend, but a living, breathing 'legend'.
There are no more Michael Jordan books in Korea now.
The Brainstore editorial department dares to assert that.

The greatest moment of a final that has made history happened in the last 17 seconds.
Jordan, who received a pass from Black on the left, hit the decisive shot to turn the game around to 62-61.
Everyone thought Jordan would make the breakthrough, but the deciding factor was a jump shot.
Everyone was surprised.
Even his best friend, Buzz Patterson, was thinking to himself, "That's ridiculous."
It is said that his father, James Jordan, completely closed his eyes.
But Jordan's shot was already calculated.
Coach Smith, who called a timeout with 32 seconds left in the game, instructed Jordan not to move much and to wait on the wing.
I read that the opponent would only look at Wordy and Perkins.

--- 「1.
From “A New World Opens”

At that time, Jordan's heart was burning with revenge.
He was not the type of person to just let it go after being humiliated.
Interestingly, the matchup between Jordan and Thomas took place just three days after the All-Star Game on February 10th.
Chicago's first game after the All-Star break was against the Detroit Pistons.
Jordan was more serious than ever.
It might have been more serious because it was a game that depended on whether the team would maintain a .500 record or not.
But Jordan's focus was on one thing: to show something to Thomas and those who laughed at him.
In the end, he scored 49 points, his highest score since his NBA debut.
He added six more points in overtime to secure a 139-126 victory.
The win snapped Chicago's four-game losing streak.
Jordan looked like an angry man.
The opponent's rough defense blocked him, but no one gave him any mercy.

--- 「4.
From "Between Mistake and Revenge"

For a team like the Bulls, which had a strong image of "Jordan's one-man team," it would be intimidating if teammates thought of them as "hangers-on."
Even if Jordan passes late, it is difficult to perform well because he is not ready to attack or has poor intuition.
In fact, Jordan wasn't the only one who was crushed by the Pistons' rough play.
Pippen also had a series of hardships.
In the first quarter of Game 6, he was knocked out by Laimbeer's elbow.
His performance plummeted as he suffered concussion symptoms.
Conversely, Isaiah Thomas scored 17 points in the fourth quarter alone as the Pistons won 103-94.
The Bulls finished the season with four straight losses after two straight wins.
Jordan was frustrated.
He asked General Manager McCloughski.
But it was more of a complaint than a question.
“Will the day ever come when we beat you?” Then, General Manager McClosky said to Jordan,
“Michael, your time will come soon.
“I think you’ll come soon.”
--- 「8.
From "The Jordan Rules" that Perfected Jordan

The biggest stumbling block was, of course, Jordan.
Jordan was afraid of 'sharing'.
It's because I didn't trust my colleagues enough.
Jordan was concerned about the problems that could arise if the ball went to a player with weak individual skills.
Coach Jackson was careful to give them opportunities to touch the ball so they could learn how to lead the offense.
It also taught Jordan how to make things difficult for his opponents even when he didn't have the ball.
He gave the opponent the idea that he could grab the ball and attack at any time.
But basketball is a game of complete interaction.
The skills of my colleagues had to improve.
What's encouraging is that despite the failure of the 1989-1990 season, Jordan and his team didn't give up on the system.
The day after their shocking loss to the Pistons, the Bulls bounced back, and it only served to solidify the team.

--- 「9.
From "The Emperor Finally Stands on Top"