Michael Jordan's 1998 Bulls jerseys are fetching millions. His Game 2 jersey just sold for $14 million, surpassing reported sales of his Game 1 and Game 3 jerseys.
Chicago Bulls Fest returns this weekend with more than 300 teams competing on 50+ courts outside the United Center, plus activities and player appearances.
I am not sure why someone would spend millions of bucks on a property and then turn around and try to rent it out, but hey, that's a story for a different time.
Michael Jordan proved he could do pretty much anything he wanted on a basketball court. When it comes to real estate, the same can be said about his Highland Park, Illinois mansion which really does have game as pics prove.