How Michael Jordan is quietly taking over the NBA once again
Posted Feb 19, 2017
Almost seven years after he became owner of the Charlotte Hornets, Michael Jordan is flexing his muscle — and putting his stamp on the NBA once again. The latest example is courtesy of the New York Knicks, oddly enough. When James Dolan and Charles Oakley publicly butted heads last week, commissioner Adam Silver looped in Jordan to help smooth things over.
(FOX Sports)
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