Michael Jordan announces that he is leaving the Chicago White Sox organization

 

 

On March 10, 1995 — Michael Jordan announced that he is leaving the Chicago White Sox organization and will return to the Chicago Bulls of the National Basketball Association. Jordan struggled in his one season of minor league baseball.

 

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