Submitted by ethereal3xp t3_11thy3m in sports
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cam_barker_4_norris t1_jckgmd3 wrote
About to be the Big Baller Brand Hornets
DetroitLions69 t1_jcjzs71 wrote
Good. Probably the shittiest owner in the NBA. Team is perennially garbage.
DeadFyre t1_jcmfb6d wrote
It's got nothing to do with ownership, it's a dogshit market. North Carolina is a college market, and it's just not that fun being a millionaire in North Carolina compared to Miami or Boston or New York or Los Angeles. Basketball is a city game and the people who get good at it usually grew up in cities, and want to live in cities. They can earn more money from appearance fees and endorsements while taking a lower salary in L.A. than being the main guy in Charlotte.
Also, the shittiest owner in the NBA is James Dolan, don't even play. The guy has the most profitable franchise in the league, it's in the biggest market in the country, and the his team is still perennially dogshit. The Knicks were still a contending club back in 1999 when he bought the team, but he's consistently run them into the ground with terrible management.
ethereal3xp OP t1_jckkmo1 wrote
Its bad and bad luck
I dont even remember the last time they made the playoffs
Yiptice t1_jckzudu wrote
They do have cool uniforms tho
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Powermac8500 t1_jcl66mo wrote
Great. I’m sure the new owner won’t threaten to move the team if we don’t build him a new stadium.
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go-devils-go t1_jcmz7na wrote
Fuck dem kids
Kind_Bullfrog_4073 t1_jcn63qm wrote
He was better on the court than off.
ethereal3xp OP t1_jcn7d2g wrote
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No doubt. One of the greatest ever
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ethereal3xp OP t1_jcj5p72 wrote
>The six-time NBA champion and five-time MVP became the league’s only Black majority owner when he purchased the Hornets, who were originally named the Bobcats in 2010 for $275 million.
According to Forbes, the Hornets are valued at $1.7 billion. Initially, Jordan became an investor in the team back in 2006 before buying a controlling interest in 2010.
Jordan will retain a minority stake in the franchise.
Wojnarowski reports that a deal is not imminent but negotiations have significant momentum and the sale would make Plotkin and Schnall co-governors of the Hornets.