when Jordan Owned the wizards their market value and their ticket sales are low. Jordan decided to make their value go up and ticket sales to go up by playing basketball on the franchise he invested his money into. Plus the itch of competing basketball against kobe who obviously is number one in challenging him to play one on one much like the bryon russell challenge . Sadly when he retired after making the wizards market value to go up His partners betrayed him, sighting the program jordan created. But Jordan Created a lot of opportunities and a lot of ticket sales for that team. and TV market value.
Jordan had very modest expectations, 42-40? Had he and Rip Hamilton stayed healthy, they surpass 42 wins easily imo. It's too bad he had his ribs broken, sidelined him for a month, no doubt it impacted his chance on him lasting the season.
This type of stage was to humiliate Jordan... you go from an ownership stake to playing?... For what?... Makes no sense unless the NBA needed the image of Jordan to leave the league so fans could move on...eventually people had to move on from that 90's era...but Jordan played well, just wish he didn't get injured in training for the comeback, he held his own and more than likely had to get basketball out of his system.
His wizard yrs very underrated considering the circumstances just didn't get the right personnel
when Jordan Owned the wizards their market value and their ticket sales are low. Jordan decided to make their value go up and ticket sales to go up by playing basketball on the franchise he invested his money into. Plus the itch of competing basketball against kobe who obviously is number one in challenging him to play one on one much like the bryon russell challenge . Sadly when he retired after making the wizards market value to go up His partners betrayed him, sighting the program jordan created. But Jordan Created a lot of opportunities and a lot of ticket sales for that team. and TV market value.
Jordan had very modest expectations, 42-40? Had he and Rip Hamilton stayed healthy, they surpass 42 wins easily imo. It's too bad he had his ribs broken, sidelined him for a month, no doubt it impacted his chance on him lasting the season.
His comeback wouldve been great if Ron Artest never broke his ribs or he played with Scottie in Portland
This type of stage was to humiliate Jordan... you go from an ownership stake to playing?... For what?... Makes no sense unless the NBA needed the image of Jordan to leave the league so fans could move on...eventually people had to move on from that 90's era...but Jordan played well, just wish he didn't get injured in training for the comeback, he held his own and more than likely had to get basketball out of his system.
LOL there is a RUclips page called Michael Jordan fans are the worst sports fans.