This doesn't make sense, I thought he had a majority interest and they're clearly worth 60 mill+

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MJ was good at basketball

my dad has seen jordan golfing countless times and has spoken to some of his caddies who usually get tipped ~100 for a round and jordan stiffs them with the mentality that his presence is tip enough (mentioned earlier in thread)

ditka is a douche too. grumpy old fart. good at golf tho fwiw

jordan can always be seen at the horseshoe in Hammond.

lol 100 dollars to know which way the winds blowing and if there's water over the hill. sick life

He got beat for several hundred K, and ended up stiffing the guy for a couple of hundred. This happened in San Diego in the 90's.

I was caddying for Scottie Pippen last summer and everyone just kept talking about Jordan lmao. He was a good sport about it though.

Fwiw he was a terribad golfer and a pain to caddie for. Average tipper...

You should consider doing a "In this thread you ask me about being a caddy" thread.

fyp

i havent seen MJ there yet, but ive seen oakley shooting craps a few times

to walk 5 miles with a 30 lb bag on your back for $20/hr.

Love this thread, but tons of misinformation about Jordan's ownership of the Bobcats.

Virtually NO one in sports owns a team outright. Most teams have a majority owner who owns something like 55 to 60% and then a bunch of lesser owners. Outside of football, I don't know of any team that's owned 100% by one man/one family.

Jordan's the majority owner (or will be, not sure if the sale is entirely complete), but unless someone has an article that states exactly how much he owns, it's just a complete guess as to how much of the team he owns. But there's absolutely no way he owns 100%, first, it's just not done, second, the reports about the sale mentioned that the previous owner (the BET founder) stayed on as a minority owner.

My best guess would be that he owns about 60% of the team, but that's a complete shot in the dark based on the fact that 55-60% is the standard for a majority owner, it varies from team to team of course.

That said, this thread rules and the stories about Jordan or other athletes being degens is awesome. Someone needs to get Jordan onto a poker show - in the interest of fairness, don't put him up against Ivey/Antonius/Durr, but Jordan taking a pot off of Phil Hellmuth would be awesome.

Looks like ESPN reads NVG. They just did a short spot on his gambling issue on the morning sportscenter bringing up several issues from this thread. There is also a 30 for 30 on it tonight I guess.

They showed interviews with Steve Kerr and some Bulls exec claiming it is a ridiculous rumor that he played baseball because of his gambling issues.

Of course ESPN reads NVG. Reading NVG is like masturbating; everyone does it and its not something you should be ashamed of, but its not something you should be proud of either.

lmao... buddy learn more about life

Well, no matter how many young whores mj bangs or nike dollars he collects, he'll still have to deal sometime with being responsible directly or indirectly for his dad's death. That's a lot of karma.

Wonder if they'll run that on ESPN

one of MJ's sons.. mbn

LOL

thats some deep ****

That would make PTI like watching a bondage flik.

That is not a real question. Michael Jordan could afford to buy Phil Ivey and have him murdered with a gun made out of diamonds while burning million dollar bills or something

That's really not saying anything, DUCY?

Plus, JC never could fold top pair.

guess he's average tippin pippen then

not so tough imo
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