In The Last Dance Michael Jordan was a winner but as an owner he is anything but
Daily Mail'The Last Dance' confirmed for many that when it comes to a winning mentality, there has never been one greater than Michael Jordan's. Michael Jordan has found success incredibly tough to come by as an owner of an NBA team Jordan and coach Phil Jackson finished in Chicago by winning the 1998 NBA title Watching 'The Last Dance', Jordan came across as a man who would approach all areas of his life with the same winning mindset. Jordan was seen at a Bobcats game alongside film supremo Spike Lee Jordan has seen his overall wealth rocket to billionaire status since owning the Hornets To put things into perspective, even the New York Knicks, arguably the most starved franchise of success in the league, possess a better play-off record since Jordan has been in charge in. Jordan seen shaking hands with LeBron James in the first round of the play-offs back in 2014 The Hornets have the 10th best record in the Eastern Conference as things stand right now In fact, the Hornets are one of only two teams in the league - the New Orleans Pelicans are the other - to have never paid the luxury tax.
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