The replacement of NBA team owners!

pioneer? Yeah, the bottom team in the West, new york? It is the bottom team in the East, and the fall of these two luxury divisions at the same time makes fans who love NBA games in the 199 s feel sad. In 1977, the Blazers won the NBA championship. In 199 and 1992, they both reached the finals. Now? Set your own losing record again and again. Maybe it's time for them to reflect.

paul allen, the owner of the Trailblazers, has contributed to the team for 18 years. He built the Rose Garden Arena, and he invested heavily to lead the team into the playoffs. He made the team a dream place for many players. Every citizen of Portland is sincerely grateful for his dedication. But now it's time, and Allen, who is getting old, can't play this game anymore. He wants to sell him, the place where he spent 18 years working hard, and we will let these years go with the wind.

steve kerr, a commentator of p>TNT, played for the Blazers in 21-2, and he can understand Allen's actions. "I'm sure the fans won't be very shocked. This team has made some terrible decisions. They have been wearing salary caps for many years. Maybe the players are responsible, but maybe the boss should think about their problems carefully. This is also a bad example in the league. Even if they have a lot of money, it doesn't mean they can win the championship."

"I think the fans in Portland are great. They have supported the Blazers for so many years. They are closely United with the team, just like the fans of the Spurs. I believe they have the potential for success." Later, Cole made a shocking news, saying that his former teammate Mike Jordan was likely to buy the Trailblazers.

"I think Jordan is very likely," Cole said. "Jordan can buy a team with the help of NIKE, and this opportunity is really great for them." Jordan is very interested in being the owner of an NBA team. He was once ready to buy the Bucks, but after failing, he became a shareholder in the Wizards. But in the end, I failed to realize my boss's dream. If Jordan can successfully acquire the Trailblazers, he will also become the first NBA boss to be changed from a player.

According to the latest news, as early as July this year, "Flying Man" Jordan may return to the NBA-but not as a player, when Jordan is likely to become the owner of Milwaukee Bucks.

After getting a "lesson" from Pauline, the boss of the Washington Wizards, Jordan understood that if he really wants to have a say in a team, he must become a real power figure on the board of directors, otherwise it is useless. This may explain why Jordan has been actively contacting Bucks owner Kul, but has been at arm's length with the black owner Johnson of the 3th NBA team < P >.

It is reported that Kuhl's bid for the Bucks is at least $17 million. If Jordan wants to control the team, he must spend at least $5 million. With such a sum of money and the influence of "Flying Man" in the NBA, the acquisition plan is estimated to be successful.

Jordan himself hasn't publicly talked about entering the Bucks. He just said that no matter which team he enters, the prerequisite is that he will have an absolute say in all matters of the team in the future.

It is no longer news that the seattle supersonics team will move, and the local government seems unable to keep this NBA team. Today, however, the incident took a major turn for the better. According to the Seattle Times, Steve Ballmer, CEO of Microsoft, wanted to spend $3 million to buy the Sonics as a whole, and put down $15 million to ensure that the Sonics would stay in Seattle.

it is reported that steve ballmer will buy the SuperSonics in his own name, together with a business friend, John Stanton (chairman of T-Mobile USA), a giant in the field of American wireless communication, instead of buying the SuperSonics in the name of Microsoft. At present, Ballmer is in the process of consultation with all parties in the team. If all goes well, the official acquisition information can be announced to the public as early as next Thursday.

Previously, the Seattle municipal government could not meet the requirements of the Sonics for building stadiums and tax incentives, and the parliament repeatedly rejected the proposal of Sonics boss Clay bennett, which led to the latter threatening to move the Sonics out of Seattle and go to his hometown of Oklahoma City. In order to make the team take root in the city, the government has been trying to package the ownership of SuperSonic and the right to use the key arena, but it has never found a buyer who dares to take over. Now Microsoft CEO Ballmer has stepped forward, which is an urgent need.

At present, the owner of the Supersonic Team is still Clay bennett. In 26, an Oklahoma consortium under his charge bought Supersonic from howard schultz, president of Starbucks (coffee chain) company, for 35 million dollars. But now the team's record is poor and the loss of stars is heavy. It is unrealistic to buy more than $35 million. bennett can only promote sales at a low price, and $3 million is a reasonable price.

according to the requirements of Seattle municipal government, anyone or group who wants to buy the Sonics must pay half of the purchase price (US$ 15 million) as a deposit. At present, Ballmer is not the only one who wants to buy the Sonics. Matt Griffin, a local "local rich man" in Seattle, also intends to buy the team in his own name, and he said that he is not starting from a commercial point of view, but for local citizens and public welfare undertakings.

"Our motivation for acquiring the Sonics is different from that of others (Ballmer). We always believe that a good team is as important to a city as a good university and a good theater." Griffin said, "The role of an NBA team is very obvious in improving the quality of life in the community and increasing the attractiveness of the city."