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The Air Jordan X represents an important landmark in Jordan's basketball career. This represents Jordan's first retirement from the NBA. Inscribed on the soles of the shoes is a list of Jordan's accomplishments up to 1993. The list of accomplishments is as follows (1985–1994): 1985 Rookie Of The Year 1986 63 Points 1987 Scoring Title 1988 Dunk Contest Champion 1989 All Defensive Team 1990 Scored 69 Points 1991 Won MVP/Championship 1992 Won MVP/Championship 1993 Won MVP/Championship 1994 Beyond This shoe was also known as "the comeback sneaker" because while the Air Jordan X was in the production stages, Jordan was seemingly finished with basketball and had taken up the game of baseball. But as baseball went on strike, Jordan was left with nothing to do and decided to return to the game he had dominated for so many years. He returned to the game of basketball on March 19, 1995 wearing the Air Jordan X’s, but unlike many other of his shoes which had the number “23” engraved in them, the X’s had the number “45” on them because Jordan was forced to wear the number 45 because his old number 23 had been retired. media type="youtube" key="ZzhiT-ceOoU" height="349" width="425"
 * The Nike Air Jordan 10**