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Article: Jordan Is Making Every Minute Count
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- The Washington Post
- Article date:
- January 8, 2003
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Go back just a couple of months to the beginning of the NBA
season, when Michael Jordan and Doug Collins agreed that Jordan
wouldn't be a starter. That Jordan would come off the bench in an
attempt to curtail his minutes -- to preserve him, keep him rested
and healthy for the whole season (and the playoffs, be still my
heart).
That was the plan. It was devised as an antidote for what happened
last season when Jordan got hurt around the time of the All-Star
Game. In retrospect, the thinking was Jordan logged so many minutes
in the first half of the season, he'd worn his body down to the fail-
safe point. Jordan and Collins didn't want that to happen again. So
they came up with a number to ...
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