To date there have been so many question marks around a franchise due to very odd decisions, but today I feel they got something very right. The Charlotte Bobcats signed stud center Emeka Okafor to a 6 year $72 million dollar deal. Okafor is only 25 years old and over his NBA career has averaged 14.3 points and 10.8 rebounds a game. Emeka is not only baller he is an extremely intelligent good will individual that does a lot for the community. Charlotte needed to keep this dominant post player not only for his presence on the court, but even more for what he will do for the franchise and the city. Well done MJ! You finally made a great decision.

MJ is facing the largest divorce settlement ever for a celebrity. The word is Jordan will pay his former wife Juanita $168 million in conjunction with handing over their 7-acre estate in Chicago and she will get custody of their three children. I am shocked when stars like Michael, Paul McCartney and others don’t have a prenuptial in place because it seems absurd to have to turn over that much loot. I sure hope the Bobcats start picking it up because I’m not sure Hanes and Nike will suffice for income for such a high roller.

You really need to stop selecting UNC players with your first round picks.  Brandan Wright isn’t strong enough to beat his way out of a wet paper bag and his jumper is on the same level as Bill Cartwright.  Then with your second round pick you take the human sloth Jared Dudley.  I realize there weren’t any other UNC players worth picking, but you had to stay in the ACC huh?  The Bobcats sure aren’t on the yellow brick road these days!

It was no more than two days ago me and my homey G-Unit were talking about how Michael Jordan had fallen off the face of the Earth.  Then news came today Michael Jordan is now part-owner of the Charlotte Bobcats.  Wha-wha-what?  I might be out of it, but I sure didn’t see that coming.  Jordan is now second in control behind only Robert Johnson who is the owner of the Bobcats and paid $300 million for the team in 2002.  Jordan will be the managing member of basketball operations after today’s deal.  I think this is an excellent fit all the way around and it will be very interesting to see if Jordan will succeed.  In my mind it never hurts to have the best player to ever play the game on your side even if he is in management.