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A closer look at Michael Jordan's 1988 Defensive POY award raises questions about its validity


Nothing can taint ’s legacy as one of the greatest players in NBA history. However, a recent analysis questions whether Jordan’s defensive statistics during his memorable 1987-88 season were inflated. That is the season he pulled off a feat never done before or since — winning the NBA scoring title and Defensive Player of the Year award. (Tar Heel Tribune)

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A closer look at Michael Jordan's 1988 Defensive POY award raises questions about its validity


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