


Ain't this some shit.
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/11/05/s...-latest-nba-negotiations.html?_r=2&ref=sports
The same guy who was fighting against the small market Owners in the 90's is now leading the charge for them??
So basically Jordan will lead a group of owners to vote against the 50-50 tomorrow.
Before the Owners meet with the players tomorrow the owners will have their own meeting.
The owners’ faction includes between 10 and 14 owners and is being led by Charlotte’s Michael Jordan, according to a person who has spoken with the owners. That group wanted the players’ share set no higher than 47 percent, and it was upset when league negotiators proposed a 50-50 split last month.
According to the person who spoke with the owners, Jordan’s faction intends to vote against the 50-50 deal, if negotiations get that far. Saturday’s owners meeting was arranged in part to address that concern.
A majority of the 29 owners are believed to support a 50-50 deal, but they are reluctant to move further.
“There’s no one who’s interested in going above 50 percent,” said the person who has spoken with the owners.
Despite the misgivings of some owners, Commissioner David Stern has said publicly that he can garner support for a 50-50 deal and will continue pushing for it. But the longer the negotiations drag on, and the more games are canceled, it is more likely that the hard-line owners will demand reductions.
Wanna see some ironic shit an article from 1999. Saying now that the 99 lockout was over. Jordan is the key to win back all the fans the NBA lost during the lockout. We all know how that went. MJ retire and the NBA has been going down ever since well except for this passed year when the NBA had it's best year since Jordan was in the league.
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/basketball/nba/news/1999/01/07/nba_comeback/