Jordan = Isiah ?

[buckethead]

Whats to stop him?

I could see MJ trading away a younger player and/or draft pick for a more established veteran, or possibly overpaying for a mediocre veteran in the attempt to win NOW, From Jordan\'s history, I just don\'t see him sticking with the patient approach which has built us such a good core group of players.
And honestly, I\'d like to see the us get some wins and be competitive next season as bad as any other Bobcats fan out there, but I don\'t want to see this franchise turn into Knicks-South with a bunch of bone headed one sided deals.

[tamburello]

I think it is too early to compare MJ with Isiah.

Because Isiah is now proving that he isn\'t a good executive for the third time. But Jordan has done it just once, with Wizards. Bickerstaff knows that building a team up requires patience, but Bob Johnson does not. And Jordan will definitely try to match the expectations and may make some mistakes initially, hopefully they won\'t be blockbuster mistakes.

[psycho]

tamburello wrote:

I think it is too early to compare MJ with Isiah.

Because Isiah is now proving that he isn\'t a good executive for the third time. But Jordan has done it just once, with Wizards. Bickerstaff knows that building a team up requires patience, but Bob Johnson does not. And Jordan will definitely try to match the expectations and may make some mistakes initially, hopefully they won\'t be blockbuster mistakes. I agree with Tamburello, lets give Jordan the benefit of the doubt and lets hope he learned from a few of his mistakes that he made with the Wizards. We don\'t want to say hes a failure before he even gets started.