Jordan managed only three points (1-4 FG, 1-6 FT), but hauled in 18 rebounds, handed out five assists and recorded three blocks and a steal over 34 minutes in Wednesday’s 102-81 Game 2 victory over the Trail Blazers.

A game after going to visiting the charity stripe a whopping 18 times, Jordan was much quieter on that front, and woefully ineffective in the six free-throw opportunties he did garner. However, he was his usual active self around the basket, with his rebound total serving as his highest tally in that category since he’d snared 20 on Mar. 23 versus the Warriors. With Blake Griffin back in the fold, Jordan’s scoring responsibility and opportunity figure to remain modest on most nights, but he should still be able to provide superior numbers on the glass.