'He knows EVERY item!' Michael Jordan confronted Gilbert Arenas’ son after seeing player-exclusive item from Wizards days

Arenas goes on to mention that he has a lot of the old gear Jordan used during his final days as a Wizard player. Arenas claimed that he wore Michael Jordan’s orthotics throughout the rest of his playing career. He clarified that most of the clothing athletes use is custom-made for them. So there is a reason why Jordan is looking for his former items as they can fetch a lot in auctions.

Arenas was talking about Jordan on Paul George‘s podcast Podcast P with Paul George. So when Arenas added hilariously that they saw a combination of Agent Zero and MJ on the court, George and his co-hosts burst out laughing. Agent Zero was Arenas’ nickname during his playing career.

Michael Jordan’s memorabilia are highly valued on the auction market

Michael Jordan is a rare athlete. Therefore his memorabilia are bound to attract buyers who want a piece of the rare athlete. Such is the demand for Jordan items whose values have soared to great heights. For instance, a photocopy of Michael Jordan’s first-ever contract with the Chicago Bulls sold for a mind-blowing $57,068 at an auction. This is for a copy.

A signed Dream Team jersey Jordan wore in the 1992 Olympics sold for $216,00. Several other notable jerseys have gone for more than that on the auction table. His famous Air Jordan 1 shoes have sold for more than $500,000. Even player cards of Jordan go for thousands of dollars.

No wonder Jordan had that reaction when seeing Alijah with his game-worn shorts. Arenas says Jordan was a good sport and signed all of his old clothing items that Arenas possesses. Arenas will hold on to this special memory.