Michael Jordan scored 60-plus points in a game five times in his NBA career. The most notable (and first) occurrence came on April 20th, 1986, in a double-overtime, first-round playoff game against the Boston Celtics. Jordan dropped 63 that night (after scoring a mere 49 in Game One), prompting none other than Larry Bird to observe "I think he's God disguised as Michael Jordan." The Bulls got swept, the Celtics went on to win the NBA Championship, but Jordan's legend continued to rise.

On July 11th, Jordan will release a pack of Jordan Is commemorating the milestone. You'll get the traditional black and red pair that he wore for much of that season (although, oddly, not for the game in question), as well as a "what if?" pair in Celtics colors. And since there were other 60-point games, there will be other packs. More low-res-web-leak photos after the jump. [via Kicks on Fire]