CAREER AWARDS & TROPHIES
Michael Jordan receives the Seagram's Award for being NBA Player of the Year

Jordan receives the Kodak Eastman for Top College player in 1983-84 from Bill Koch

Kodak Eastman Top College Player 1983-84 (SEE ABOVE)
Schick Pivotal Player of the Year
Seagram's NBA Player of the Year (SEE RIGHT)
Sporting News NBA Rookie of the Year
Sporting News College Player of the Year 1983 & 1984
Eddie Gottlieb Trophy Miller Lite 1984-85 NBA Rookie of the Year
Sporting News All-America First Team 1983 & 1984
Maurice Podoloff NBA Most Valuable Player: 5 times (88, 91, 92, 96 and 98)
NBA All-Star game Most Valuable Player: 3 times (88, 96 and 98)
NBA Finals Most Valuable Player: 6 times (91, 92, 93, 96, 97 and 98)
Master Lock NBA Defensive Player of the Year: 1 time (88)
Gatorade Slam Dunk Champion: 2 times (87 and 88)
All-NBA First Team: 10 times (87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 96, 97 and 98)
NBA All-Defensive First Team: 9 times (88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 96, 97 and 98)
1985 All-Rookie First Team
1985 All-NBA Second Team
1985, 89 IBM Award, All-Around Contribution to Team's Success
NBA Steals Champion : 3 times (88, 90 and 93)
NBA Scoring Champion : 10 times (87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 96, 97 and 98)

BELOW & TOP RIGHT : Jordan accepting his 97-98 MVP Trophy from his good buddy, Commissioner David Stern.

Awww shucks. Thanks Mr Stern. You really shouldn't have mannnn...

LEFT: Jordan hoists his 97-98 Finals MVP trophy while "super-coach" Phil Jackson hoists the NBA Championship Trophy.

RIGHT:
Jordan with the 95-96 All-Star game MVP Award at San Antonio.

He outclassed David Robinson and Hakeem Olajuwon to take the honours.

Of course, with a bit of help from Scottie Pippen who dished out several alley-oops to keep fans OOHHHing and AAHHHHing.

BELOW : Michael with his 1995-96 NBA MVP award. Nice suit.

I'm the MVP. I'm great. I'm good.

RIGHT :
Jordan with another paperweight, it's his 95-96 MVP trophy. He sure looks happy because this meant that HE'S REALLY BACK after the dissapointing goof-up in Game 6 of the 94-95 Eastern Conference Semi-finals against Orlando. That was, when Nick Anderson snuck behind His Airness and swiped the ball to Penny Hardaway. :-(

BELOW :
Magic and Jordan at the NBA All-Time Top 50 players presentation in 1996-97. Note Magic's fake smile. He's a great kiss-asser.

Magic shakes Michael's hand at 1997 NBA at 50 celebrations.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

League leader in the most number of seasons in winning the scoring title: 10 times
Selected in the All-Star game for 10 seasons (85, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 96, 97 and 98).
First triple-double in an All-Star game with 14pts, 11 rebounds and 11 assists, in the 1997 NBA A-Star game in Cleveland
Selected as one of the top 50 players in NBA history.
Highest scoring average in an NBA Finals series: 41.0ppg against Phoenix in 1993.
Won 6 NBA Championship with the Chicago Bulls in 91, 92, 93, 96, 97 and 98.

"Being named MVP five times was a great honour. But the one award that meant the most to me during my career was being named defensive player of the year in 1988. Before that year no one ever had been named most valuable player and defensive player of the year, much less lead the league in scoring and steals. That award made a statement about what I was about. Now I wasn't just seen as a scorer."

LEFT : Jordan hoists his first All-Star MVP award in 1988 at Chicago.

Eddie Gottlieb Trophy for NBA Rookie of the Year.

ABOVE : Jordan receives his Miller Lite 1984-85 ROY award from someone

ABOVE & LEFT : MJ wins his third All-Star MVP award at Madison Square Garden, NY. Left photo shows him back in the locker room on a seat looking tired and hoping to get back to his hotel. BELOW RIGHT : Michael and Wayne Gretzky at the 8th Annual ESPN 2000 ESPY Awards in Las Vegas MGM Grand. Jordan added the Male Athlete and Pro Basketball Player Decade Awards to his stash of 10 career ESPYs. His former coach, Phil Jackson, earned the decade's coaching honor while the Chicago Bulls were named the Team of the Decade. BELOW: MJ after winning the McDonald's MVP and Championship trophy in Paris, France 1997

RIGHT : Jordan accepting his best basketball player award New York's Madison Square Garden on Dec. 2, 1999, for Sports Illustrated's 20th Century Sports Awards. The Sportsman of the Century Award went to Muhammad Ali who received a standing ovation, electrifying the crowd.

Jordan wins Best Basketball Player Award at SI's 1999 Sports Awards.

RIGHT : Jordan's display inside the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame Center at 1000 West Columbus Ave
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Check out his UNC blue shorts and his McDonald's All-American jersey. Also the infamous Black-Red Air Jordan I shoes.