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In its new podcast, The Record, S.I is revisiting classic pieces and reexamining their context,

revealing untold anecdotes from the reporting process

with writers and ultimately driving new conversations around the athletes, events, and moments

in sports history that SI has covered for more than 60 years. Host John Wertheim and

correspondent Jamie Lassanti, Jessica Smetania, and Priya D'Sci dive into the SI Vault to uncover

the best Sports Illustrated stories

covering the biggest legends in sports history. From Michael Jordan to Serena Williams,

each episode focuses on a single moment that defines an unparalleled athlete.

In the spring of 1984, Michael Jordan sat before a table in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.

In retrospect, seismic news was coming, but it didn't seem like that way at the time. This impromptu press conference was held

not at Carmichael Arena, where the UNC Tar Heels played, but at Fetzer Gym, a kind of campus

rec center. Jordan was there to announce that he was leaving school after his junior

year and turning pro. Except he didn't make the announcement, not really anyway. Jordan was flanked by

his coach, Dean Smith, who did most of the talking. At this time, we were announcing that Michael

will denounce his college eligibility, Smith said. Yeah, he said

denouncing in what could have been a Freudian slip. Wearing a golf shirt and a pair of gold

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