-Ian- wrote:I don't know what happened but the Bobcats sacked BJ Evans.
We need some kind of background info on this.
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-Ian- wrote:I don't know what happened but the Bobcats sacked BJ Evans.
http://www.nba.com/bobcats/executive-bios
B.J. EVANS
Vice President of Basketball Communications
B.J. Evans is in his eighth season with the Charlotte Bobcats and his 18th year overall in professional and collegiate sports. Evans, who initially joined the Bobcats as Public Relations Manager in March 2004, oversees the organization’s basketball and business publicity efforts and is the primary liaison between the team and the local, national and international media. He is also responsible for day-to-day media operations and coordinates press conferences and interviews for the team’s players, coaches and front office staff.
Evans was named Director of Media Services in May 2006 and took over the department, which was later changed to Basketball Communications, in December of that year. He was promoted to Vice President of Communications in January 2012.
Prior to joining the Bobcats, Evans spent two seasons as Assistant Director of Sports Media Relations with the Miami Heat and was the Media Relations Manager for the former NBA D-League affiliate Asheville Altitude during the league’s inaugural season, managing all of the team’s media relations functions.
Evans served as Assistant Commissioner for Media Relations at the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) for three seasons and served as an NCAA Committee Representative for the NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament from 1999-2001. Additionally, his experience includes stints as Sports Information Director and Game Operations Manager at North Carolina A&T State University and at the University of Maryland-Eastern Shore. During the 1996 Centennial Olympic Games in Atlanta, he served as Tribune Manager at the inaugural beach volleyball venue.
Evans and his wife, Kyle, have one daughter, Bailey, born in September 2011.



The team also announced today that Mike Cristaldi has been hired as Vice President of Communications. Cristaldi comes to the Cats from the Minnesota Timberwolves, where he most recently served as Director of Public Relations and Community Relations.

Michael Jordan's brother promoted within Bobcats
Larry Jordan, an older brother of Charlotte Bobcats owner Michael Jordan, was promoted to team director of player personnel, several sources told Yahoo! Sports.
Along with Michael Jordan, Larry will answer to team president of basketball operations Rod Higgins and general manager Rich Cho. Larry Jordan's previous job was team director of special projects. He fills a position that was vacant for three years after Buzz Peterson departed to become the head coach at Appalachian State.
Larry and Michael were teammates at Wilmington (N.C.) Laney High School during their senior and junior years, respectively. Michael Jordan credited his brother, who stands 5-feet-8, for helping him become a better player when he was younger through their intense 1-on-1 games.
Michael Jordan's son, Jeffrey, and daughter, Jasmine, are also involved with the Bobcats in lesser roles, sources said.
Larry Jordan played professionally for the World Basketball League's Chicago Express in the league's lone season in 1988.
http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nba--micha ... 42278.html


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