If there is one thing that the sporting world knows it is that Michael Jordan is one ultra-competitive individual. He proved that time and time again during his days with the Bulls, in college with the Tar Heels, and heck, even with the Chicago White Sox minor league team he played for. We know this [...]
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When/(Is) His Airness going to do Something?
By Travis Pulver on Thursday, February 9th, 2012 | No Comments
MJ, don’t move a muscle…
By James Plowright on Saturday, December 10th, 2011 | 3 Comments
So free agency is open and the whole world is falling to hell. What we thought was the NBA is no more. All sorts of weird things are going on. Dwight is actually wanting to go to New Jersey, CP3 to LA (or not according to Stern), Caron Butler (32 years old) going for 3 [...]
Read More...Has Michael Jordan Already Damaged Charlotte’s Playoff Hopes?
By Travis Pulver on Monday, December 5th, 2011 | 7 Comments
All around the country (and likely some parts of the world) basketball fans are enjoying an early Christmas present—their favorite NBA stars are returning to work.
A handful of Bobcats—including rookies Bismarck Biyumbo and Kemba Walker—along with Anthony Morrow of the New Jersey Nets and Derrick Brown of the New York Knicks took to the court at Time Warner Cable Arena Friday (facilities were opened up on Thursday).
Read More...Is the Face of Professional Basketball Going to Change Forever?
By Travis Pulver on Sunday, November 13th, 2011 | No Comments
Basketball fans around the country have been on edge wondering from one minute to the next if the 2011-12 NBA season is ever going to start. One minute the media is telling us that the owners and players are close to a deal; in the next they are walking away from the negotiation table yet again.
Read More...Don’t Make Michael Jordan a Villain Yet
By Travis Pulver on Sunday, November 6th, 2011 | 3 Comments
Sometime ago there was an article printed on one of the many online news outlets that called for His Airness, Michael Jordan, to get involved in the contract negotiations between the players and owners of the NBA. Now that he has done so there are many that wished he had not.
Read More...Imitation is the Sincerest Form of Flattery
By Travis Pulver on Sunday, October 30th, 2011 | No Comments
The “I want to be like Mike” were some of the most iconic commercials of their day. At the time, the idea of signing a single person to represent a brand for such a long period of time (and for so much money) was unheard of. Gatorade knew what it had in Michael Jordan. Bernie [...]
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This season set up guaranteed success for the NEXT coach. If the next coach wins 25 games next year, he might get a parade. – May 15, 7:09 PM
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I believe that Henderson's improvement was completely lost in this train wreck of a season. On offense he looked much more comfortable than he did... – May 07, 6:32 AM
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