In baseball, there’s a man named Jack McKeon. He’s known in baseball circles as “Trader Jack.” He’s a retired manager who is the oldest manager to win a World Series. But what does all this have to do with the Bobcats? Well, Trader Jack is very similar to Michael Jordan.

Wow…
Its not every day that you trade away your teams top scorer along with one of your “glue” guys.  At first glance this deal leaves a bad taste in your mouth if you’re a Bobcats fan, J-Rich and Dudley were both good guys and fan favorites. Lets look at this deal a little closer though, A fes things that this team desperately needed was  toughness, defense and someone who could guard quick, agile power forwards.
Lets look at the toughness and defense issue first. Raja Bell has long been known as …

Maybe rampage is an understatement for what he did against them… Judge for yourself.

Tags: Jason Richardson, youtube

I was surfing around Youtube this morning and noticed that their had been 7 videos released of J-Rich in just the past week. Theres an amazing amount of love for him out there in Youtube-land. Sit back and enjoy a few.
Jason highlights from high school and college

J-Rich highlights to the tune of “I believe I can fly”

An epic 10 minute Jason Richardson tribute

Another tribute to “The Bay Area High Flyer”

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The Bobcats traded a 19-year-old—who by all accounts isn’t NBA-ready—for a 26-year-old shooting guard with career averages of 18 points, 5 rebounds, and 1+ steals per game.  Obviously, they were among the biggest losers of the draft last night.  At least, that was the opinion hollered by Stephen A. Smith, the Ann Coulter of NBA broadcasters.  Chad Ford also criticized the move, albeit it in a slightly more humane manner, calling it “a chance to overpay Jason Richardson.”   With all due respect to Ford, and with NONE to Smith, I …