Other NBA front office people think that Jordan has an unfair advantage

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Check out this article from Yahoo Sports (http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/news;_ylt=Ai74QHg.Gsq6MwT4O5mjYnS8vLYF?slug=ys-jordan032007&prov=yhoo&type=lgns)

They are griping because they feel that Jordan has access to players that they don't have.
What are your thoughts on this?

[Mustachio]

Booooo Friggity Hooooo

its obviously not helping us out right now, i dont see how it could ever be an advantage.

sure the players might like him... but the bottom line is, well the bottom line. If Sacramento offers a player more money than the bobcats, then i dont care if MJ is here or not, that player is going to Sac-town

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Booooo Friggity Hooooo
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My sentiments exactly

[dav7z]

Think we will be seeing more and more of this of this kind of crap. Peoples starting to see M/J is hear and the BOBCATS are for real.

[dvdbumpus]

boo freakin hoo

Tell Larry Brown or anyone else to come and play one on one with em, I'll welcome that!

[CaptainCrunch]

i don't see how these teams could possibly be scared of what the bobcats are doing, even with mj in the front office.

[Slam]

You think that kids would have to attend one of his schools to know who he is?

And what about Nike getting Kobe to talk with Durant about a $80 mil shoe deal?

That didn't seem to raise an eyebrow with the NBA???

[dvdbumpus]

Along with the Kobe Nike deal, what about agents trying to talk to prospects every second of the day that aren't associated with teams?

[rallydurham]

They make some very valid points. Clearly its a pretty distinct advantage. I doubt the NBA will allow him to continue his current level of involvement.

[Fromage]

What a crock...