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Former Player Reveals How Michael Jordan Cussed Out Whole Team After Bad Game

Remember when a couple of years ago, Malik Monk got called for a ‘too many players on the court’ technical foul and his boss, Michael Jordan, wasn’t exactly happy with him?

Back then, Monk went back to the bench, and Jordan slapped him on his head a couple of times. Since Jordan was the ultimate competitor, it only makes sense that he has remained that way as a franchise owner, too.

During an appearance on House of Hoosier, former Hornets player DJ White, shared an incident where, after a poor performance, Jordan was looking for every single player on the team, no matter where they were in the facility, just to cuss them out.

“You do good, he doesn’t really say nothing. You do bad, you come out of the game and you see that little glare. He’d come into the locker room a couple of times and got on us. Really cussed us out.

One time he was so mad, he went into the training room, cussed the players out in the training room, came to the locker room, and got the players in the locker room. And the showers. So MJ didn’t play man. If you didn’t give effort, he didn’t like it. Other than that, he was a good owner. He played, so he understood,” 

What’s it like to get cussed out by Michael Jordan?

D.J. White found out the hard way.

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