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According to Jason Argent, the vice president of marketing for 2K Sports, Jordan will appear on the cover of NBA 2K11 which is slated to debut on October 5th, 2010.
“We’ve made a lot of progress over the past 10 years, but we know we have the best NBA video game ever made here,” Argent stated. “So we thought to ourselves how can we embody that and there was only one person on that list who we wanted to have and that was Michael Jordan. Actually getting this done is the most ridiculous win of all-time.”
No further details have been released as to what role Michael Jordan (the video game Michael Jordan) will play in the highly anticipated video game; however MJ himself is ready to return to the game…virtually.
“It’s an honor to be featured on the cover of NBA 2K11,” said Michael Jordan. “I have no doubt that NBA 2K11 will be a big hit with gamers and basketball fans alike. I’m looking forward to getting back out on the court, virtually.”
Obviously, this is not the first time Michael Jordan and video games have been directly connected in some sort. Besides 2004, Michael Jordan was not involved in any video games due to the licensing agreement he had with the NBA which basically stated that his rights were not a part of the licensing agreement group that included the rest of the NBA players.

It seems as if good news is always followed by bad news. After hearing that Michael Jordan will be returning to the game (virtually), shocking news has revealed that another one of our sport icons, Ken Griffey Jr., has announced his retirement from the game of baseball.
In detail, Seattle Mariners manager Don Wakamatsu recently stated that the Mariner’s all-time leader in almost every offensive category is leaving the game. It is safe to say many baseball fans and everybody involved with the Seattle Mariners club will undoubtedly missed the baseball icon.
“Ken is both the finest ballplayer I have ever known and one of the finest people I have ever known,” said Chuck Armstrong, President of the Seattle Mariners. “I consider myself unbelievably fortunate to have had the opportunity to watch a first-ballot Hall of Famers’ career unfold in front of me, and in front of the great fans in Seattle.”
The 40-year-old, perennial All-Star is among the all-time leaders in many statistical categories in the history of the game including home runs (5th/630), multi-homer games (T7th/55), extra base hits (T6th/1,192), total bases (12th/5,271), runs scored (31st/1,662), doubles (36th/524), intentional walks (4th/246) and hits (46th/2,781).
In regards to the sneaker community, Ken Griffey Jr.’s kicks have nonetheless been a staple in many closets around the world. Sneakers such as the Nike Air Griffey Max 1, the Nike Air Max Griffey 8 and the Nike Air Griffey Max III have literally been icons of their own within the industry.

