Chapter 62: Betting on a Career with Red Heat

In Michael Jordan's career, no one had ever tried to challenge his status within the team.

Scottie Pippen had a chance, but after losing the semifinals by a hair in 1994, it became impossible for him to challenge Jordan. Although Pippen repeatedly said that before he joined the team, Jordan was just an ordinary player, he still needed Jordan.

Jordan knew how to control Pippen, but he did not know how to control Yu Fei.

As a thriving member of Generation Y, Yu Fei should have been a fan of Jordan's.

But he wasn't.

He wasn't a fan of Jordan's, nor did he watch his games. Even coming from a region near Seattle, he had a natural antipathy toward Jordan.

None of that mattered; Jordan wasn't a US dollar bill, why did everyone have to like him?

What was unsettling was the obvious lack of respect that Yu Fei showed toward Jordan.