Michael Jordan's 'Last Dance' Jersey Shatters Records, Selling for $14 Million

A Michael Jordan jersey worn during the iconic 1998 NBA Finals, famously documented in "The Last Dance" series, has achieved a record-breaking sale of $14 million. This sale marks the highest price ever paid for a piece of basketball memorabilia, underscoring Jordan's enduring legacy and the immense value placed on items connected to his storied career.

The jersey, a red Chicago Bulls' road uniform, was worn by Jordan in Game 2 of the 1998 NBA Finals against the Utah Jazz. This pivotal game saw the Bulls even the series, ultimately leading to their sixth championship of the decade. The sale, conducted privately by Hunt Auctions, was confirmed by Miami real estate investor Ron Firman, who acquired the historic garment.