Like Mike 2: Streetball is a 2006 American sports comedy film directed by David Nelson. The film follows a young orphan named Jerome Jenkins Jr. (played by Jascha Washington) who is known for his love of basketball and his "hoop dreams." One day while cleaning out a storage room at his orphanage, Jerome discovers an old pair of sneakers with the initials "MJ" on them.
After putting on the shoes, Jerome discovers that he has suddenly gained immense basketball skills, and can play like the greatest player in the world, Michael Jordan. He is recruited by a streetball team and embarks on a journey to win a tournament against rival teams from around the city.
As Jerome becomes more famous, he begins to lose sight of what is truly important in life. He ultimately learns that success isn't just about winning games, but also about helping others and being a good role model. With the help of his teammates, he finds a way to balance basketball with his responsibilities and personal life.
Like Mike 2: Streetball features appearances by several real-life basketball players, including Steve Nash, Jalen Rose, and Marcus Banks. The film received mixed reviews from critics, but was praised for its positive message and family-friendly content.