Isn’t it ironic that the ultimate competitor is owner of the league’s least competitive team? It’s sad to see how futile Michael Jordan’s Charlotte Bobcats have become. They have the worst record in the league at 3-24 and things don’t look to get any better in Charlotte anytime soon. The Bobcats have lost 15 straight games and didn’t eclipse 100 points in any of those games. Not only did they fail to score 100 points in any game, they have failed to eclipse 90 points in all but two games during this current losing streak. With the rise of the Los Angeles Clippers, Charlotte has taken over the role as the worst team in the league. Sure the Clippers have had a tough time over the years keeping its best players healthy but the biggest reason they have remained the league’s most consistent loser over the years is because of the tight pockets of their owner Donald Sterling. Sterling has refused to pay the superstars that have come through the Clippers organization usually allowing player...
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