Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James made sure to tune in during Sunday's episodes of “The Last Dance,” and one of the many things that caught his eye was Michael Jordan's infamous number change in the middle of the 1995 playoffs.

LeBron though that Jordan reverting to his familiar No. 23 jersey right smack in the middle of a playoff series was one of the most awesome moves in Jordan's career. James took to Twitter to share his reaction:

When Michael Jordan first retired in 1993, the Chicago Bulls immediately retired his No. 23 jersey to honor the greatest player in franchise history. This is one of the reasons why Jordan opted to wear the No. 45 upon his return in the 1994-95 season. Jordan switched back to the No. 23 between Games 1 and 2 of the Bulls' second-round matchup against the Orlando Magic. This came after he committed several key errors late in a Game 1 loss.

Jordan did immediately look like his old self once he switched back to No. 23 — he lifted Chicago to a series-tying win behind his 38-point performance — but in the end, it was the Shaquille O'Neal-led Magic that won the series in six games.

As the Lakers star said, Jordan was still rusty at that point. He used the summer to get back in tip-top form, though, and we all know what happened after that.

One thing is certain: we like the No. 23 Jordan more than the No. 45 one. LeBron James would agree.

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