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Even those in Washington who don't pay much attention to sports remember the famous picture that appeared in this newspaper two years ago: Michael Jordan driving away from the MCI Center in his Mercedes convertible with the Illinois license plate, leaving the Washington Wizards in his rearview mirror. Minutes earlier, Jordan had been fired by Wizards owner Abe Pollin, who told him that he didn't want him returning to the job he'd abandoned as the team's CEO two years earlier to un-retire as a player for the third time. In the News
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