Four years later, he became a majority owner of the franchise. One of his most famous moves was selecting Adam Morrison out of Gonzaga with the third overall pick in the NBA draft. Morrison had a decent rookie year for the Bobcats, but a knee injury in year two derailed his career moving forward. He only managed to play 44 more games for Charlotte and was traded in the middle of his third season.
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Both Gabe and Dan are industry standard-setters and proven leaders, with a belief in philanthropy and a passion for the game of basketball. They share my commitment to Charlotte and the Carolinas, and I look forward to working with and learning from them.
The process has already begun, though, and the deal is expected to be finalized "in the next couple of weeks," according to Bonnell. It's not known how much of the Hornets Plotkin and Sundheim will acquire.
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