>Together they built his empire.
Jordan built his empire of of one thing, his game. Juanita has nothing to do with his with the progression of his game. He put in hours of practice at the gym way before Juanita was in the picture. Take her away and Mike will still have become the greatest basketball player.

>Where he went wrong was getting >back into the game. Why did he >go back? Didn't we all hear him talk about staying at home with >the kids? Why return to play a suckky game when you've retired >being the best in the world?
Do you know anything about sports? The hardest thing for a pro athlete to do is walk away from the game. Their careers are so short what else is there for them to do with their time. You think he was going to stay at home with an apron preparing meal for the kids? He went back to doing what he loves which is baskeball. If you know about hiis retirement, you know that he didn't leave on his terms. He wanted to play a few more years.

>Something is fishy and I wouldn't be surprised if Jordan is in >some kind of trouble, remember what happened to his dad(may he >r.i.p), not to mention his gambling habit.
Mike is worth $400 million. His finances are not in trouble and the gambling was blown out of proportion. The most he blew was $150,000 on a golf game. He probably made that money back before the ink dried on the check.

>Perhaps Juanita is saving herself and the kids from his >conflicts.
Don't act like she's a victim.

And the bottom line is she STILL isn't worth what she's asking for.