Retracing Every Bad Decision in Michael Jordan's Tenure as an Owner | News, Scores, Highlights, Stats, and Rumors

Look, I know I didn't cover everything, but when you really look at what happened in Charlotte (and briefly, Washington), you'll understand if I just lay you with the big screw ups.

Some other notable horrible moves:

Matt Carroll back and forth with the organization, being paid a ton of money to do nothing. Whatever Jordan likes about him, I don't see.

Tyrus Thomas's huge contract and lack of production. I haven't given up hope on Thomas yet, so I won't include him fully in this presentation. He hasn't lived up to his five-year, $40 million contract yet, though.

Missed Opportunities have marked a huge blemish on Jordan's legacy. Whether it was a chance to move up in the draft, get more draft picks, get better players in trades, get better players in drafts, he's screwed up. A lot. As I found in researching this article, too many screw ups to list for this to be a readable slide show.

But things are looking up, Charlotte fans. Rich Cho is here, he wants to rebuild, and Jordan is letting him do his things. We have a slew of draft picks coming our way eventually, and I can't wait to see this team get picked up. Just as long as Jordan keeps his hands off talent evaluation.