Jordan wore the 14s in only three games. He started Game 2 with a black and red pair of player-exclusive low-top 13s (never available at retail) before switching back to the conventional mid-top version of the shoe at halftime. The third game he played in them was in Portland, where he had several injuries that forced him to sit out most of the fourth quarter. These are now one of basketball's most famous shoes - or not - depending on who you ask. But no matter what, nobody can deny that they were a huge part of Michael Jordan's career.