Michael Jordan has been slammed for failing in ownership and other aspects of his life and career as sports personality Colin Cowherd accused the ‘selfish’ Chicago Bulls icon of failing without Scottie Pippen and coach Phil Jackson.
On Thursday, reports emerged claiming Jordan is seriously considering selling his majority stake in the Charlotte Hornets, the NBA franchise he's owned since 2006. With his tenure as the lead owner - the six-time NBA champion could still retain a minority stake - seemingly coming to an end, it is difficult to look past the lack of success the Hornets have endured.
During his 17-year ownership, the Hornets have secured a winning record on just four occasions. The franchise reached the postseason three times, losing in the first round each time.
