Not every legend had the opportunity to be the first overall pick at the NBA Draft. The most iconic case is Michael Jordan, a six-time champion who was 'forgotten' by different teams and landed at Chicago to play for the Bulls. The rest is history, but he made it clear for those who did not belive in him that they were wrong.

There are a lot of stories going around the NBA Draft throughout the years. This big event has become one of the most popular in american sports due to the unique way to thrill everyone that espectates it, either at home or in person at the venue where it takes place.

The story behind Michael Jordan is different. MJ23 did not was the first overall pick at the 1984 NBA Draft, but he took that dissapointment and turned it into a remarkable career. As he got selected, His Airness worked hard for the Chicago Bulls and gave them six championships to put them as one of the most dominant teams in history.

What NBA Draft pick was Michael Jordan?

In 1984, Michael Jordan, who played at college for North Carolina, committed to the NBA Draft as one of the most interesting players available. With 18 years old, he was selected with the third overall pick by the Chicago Bulls. With the first overall, the Houston Rockets picked Hakeem Olajuwon and after them were the Portland Trail Blazers, who drafted Sam Bowie.