Michael Jordan faces $1 million fine if he golfs with current NBA player
Posted Jul 15, 2011
Michael Jordan is one of the American Century Classic celebrity golf tournament’s biggest stars. But in 2011, organizers will have to be extra attentive. Jordan, who became the first former player to own an NBA team when he purchased the Charlotte Bobcats outright last year, faces a fine of $1 million if he plays a round of golf at the ACC with a current NBA player.
(RGJ.com)
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