Top moments in Jordan’s NBA career: No. 10
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By Sam Smith | asksam@bulls.com | 09.09.09
No. 10: The Snub
February 12, 1985—The first game after the famous All-Star game snub when Michael Jordan allegedly was the victim of a freezeout by Isiah Thomas and pals, the Bulls hosted the Pistons and won in overtime.
Jordan had 49 points, 15 rebounds, five assists and four steals, all team-highs. Thomas had a quiet 19 and shot five-for-15. It was clear who owned Chicago.