NBA: My Dad Is Jordan, and Together We’ll Build a New Dynasty

What is it like to be reborn in 1993 as Michael Jordan's youngest son?

Andrew opened his eyes and found himself not only the celebrity child of a billionaire, but also the heir to the greatest athletic talent of the "God of Basketball."

More importantly, his mind held basketball concepts thirty years ahead of their time, along with an all-seeing perspective on the future of the NBA!

When he was three, Jordan blocked his shot on their home court. Andrew immediately declared:

"One day, I'll make it to the NBA, break the records Jordan set, and win more championships and FMVPs than he did!"

Everyone dismissed it as a childish boast.

Jordan merely laughed and mocked his youngest son for not even being able to dribble.

But nobody knew Andrew was serious.

While the league was still obsessed with mid-range shots and bruising battles in the paint, he already knew that three-pointers, spacing, and small-ball were the future. Before superstars like Kobe, Iverson, Duncan, Garnett, McGrady, and LeBron James had truly come to dominate the league, he was already preparing for an era of his own.

Jordan personally taught him the fadeaway jumper, an elite training team honed his body, and his knowledge of basketball's next thirty years became his greatest trump card.

Years later, when Andrew finally stepped onto an NBA court, the whole world discovered the truth:

The most formidable opponent the God of Basketball ever faced was not Magic, not Bird, and not any of the players who came after him.

It was the son he had trained with his own hands, the boy who had vowed to surpass him when he was just three years old!