Basketball: Jordan kisses the Bulls goodbye

Saturday 10 September 1994 23:02 BST

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Michael Jordan said an emotional goodbye to basketball and the Chicago Stadium on Friday night. Playing in an exhibition game - his first public basketball appearance in 15 months - Jordan scored 52 points, and when the match was over, planted a kiss on the red Bulls insignia painted on the centre of the floor. 'It was an opportunity to say goodbye to the stadium,' Jordan said. Afterwards, he reiterated that his days in the NBA were over.

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