Is this J- Rich or Micheal Jordon

[dav7z]

It looks like J- Rich is going to be waring the number 23 for the Bobcats this year . Check out the new uniform.
And good J-RICH READ
http://www.nba.com/bobcats/richardso...ew_070807.html

[ammofan]

Finally!! I was wondering when they would do somthing like that!

[timang]

so what'll happen to D anderson?

is he gonna be out or he'll just have another number for his jersey?

[twebb]

look at pic number 8, those are some sick shoes he'll be wearin next year

[ALong13]

Derek Anderson is no longer with the team, so he's not a problem....I figured J-Rich would take 23, and I'm fine with it....I wouldn't have minded Anderson coming back, but even if he did I expected them to change the number...

[Alex]

The man looks great in that uni. I can't wait to see him out there with 4 other guys getting some wins.

[dvdbumpus]

I wanna see the circus come to town with all the alley oops and the opposing teams' bench just in awe of the show we're putting. Hopefully it all goes towards wins though

[Alex]

Who is Michael Jordon by the way?

[JWF]

Who is Michael Jordon by the way?

"Former NBA player Michael Jordon, born in 1963, attended Wilmington Laney High school, where he was an instant star. His coach even gave him a note reading: No matter what you do, you will never be cut from this team. Jordon went on to star at the University of North Carolina, where he won 4 consecutive national championships while averaging 45 points, 13 rebounds and 12 assists per contest.

Jordon was the first overall selection in the 1984 NBA Draft by the Houston Rockets. He received multi-million dollar endorsement deals from companies such as Reebok and Fruit of the Loom. His NBA career, however, got off to a devastating start when he injured himself playing ping-pong with teammates. After missing the first three months of the season, he was finally able to return. He was immediately placed in the starting lineup, but clearly was not the same player he was before the accident. He was quickly benched after averaging 1.3 points per game on 8% shooting in his first 10 contests. He also led the league in turnovers during that stretch, with over 15 per game. By the end of the season, he was barely clinging to the 12th man spot on the bench.

His coaches gave him one more opportunity in the summer league the following year, but it was clear that Jordon was a shell of his former self. He was waived before the season began and was not picked up by any other team. He claims to have not played basketball since that time. Today, Jordon can be seen playing disc golf in his spare time, with his trademark cigar hanging from his mouth. He is also a minority owner of the Wisconsin cheeseballs, a semi-pro checkers team."

[TheBeagle]

Geez, those uniforms will take some getting used to. They're just so flat and dull compared to the good 'ol orange with blue trim. Not sure what spurred the change, but I think it's a downgrade