Michael Jordan left the game of basketball at the utmost peak of his dominance. Why? To become a Mendoza-line hitter for a random Double-A team in Birmingham, Alabama. The underlying stats say that he sucked. But take a look at everything else, and he looked to be a future-major leaguer (of course the MLBPA went on strike in 1995 causing him to return to his main sport, basketball). Through Mike Huff and other mentors, Ben Schwarz tells you another Untold Story