Nick Wright Drags Michael Jordan’s Failed Years With out Pippen in Discussing Unproductive Hornets Stint

Remember when Kanye West sang, “We should have never ever let Michael Jordan play for the Wizards“? Maybe he mustn’t have purchased the Charlotte Hornets, too. Or by no means get close to any NBA entrance workplace job once more.

Because if the logic of Fox Sports analyst Nick Wright is to be adopted, this can be a dent in his legacy, and he doesn’t should be referred to as the Greatest of All Time.

The sports activities commentator mentioned Jordan achieved nothing in his tenure as Hornets proprietor, just like what he didn’t accomplish with out Scottie Pippen.

“His ownership tenure of the Hornets was identical to his playing tenure when Scottie Pippen wasn’t his teammate: zero postseason series victories,” Wright mentioned throughout an look at The Herd with Colin Cowherd.

“He won three games, at least, as a Hornets gm and owner in the playoffs as opposed to only one as a player.”

Read extra: Bill Walton’ Shocked and Dismayed’ by Pippen’s Comments on Michael Jordan

Wright thinks Jordan is being judged utilizing totally different standards because the GOAT. He mentioned if individuals additionally embody the six-time NBA champs’ contribution and achievements outdoors of the basketball court docket, his time with the Hornets must also matter.

Failure from a monetary standpoint?

Michael Jordan acquired the Hornets for $180 million as a majority proprietor in 2010, though he has been a minority proprietor and “Managing Member of Basketball Operations” since 2006.

He now walks away because the group’s majority proprietor in trade for roughly $3 billion and a minority stake.

Jordan might have failed as a basketball operations supervisor, however from a purely monetary standpoint, his checking account can defend him.

Related article: Michael Jordan Sells Majority Stake of Charlotte Hornets

© 2018 Sportsworldnews.com All rights reserved. Do not reproduce with out permission.