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[Summary] => Michael Jordan is keeping the world guessing as to whether or not he’ll be back playing hoops in the National Basketball Association (NBA) this coming season. That’s exactly how he wants it.
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Jordan likes the attention all this comeback talk is generating. It’s good for the NBA. It’s good for the Washington Wizards, the team where he has a 10 percent stake and which pays him a nice salary as president of Basketball Operations. And it’s good for Jordan’s business.
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February 1, 2008 - 12:00am
