News about Bob Johnson

Dr. Bob Johnson, who believes that the most violent prisoners are a danger to society, says the killer of four people should be given a job so he can compensate the families of his victims rather than being locked up. Maudsley has been in solitary confinement in a specially-built glass cell since 1983, after killing three people in jail when serving a life term for murder. The twisted killer, who was given the nickname 'Hannibal the Cannibal,' after false allegations that he ate one of his victims' brains, is held in an underground box that measures 18ft by 14ft, throughout the day. When he leaves his cell and sets the world record for the longest days in solitary, he is guarded by four jail officers.

Shohei Ohtani isn't happy that it's the first of July. In Friday's 6-2 loss to the Arizona Diamondbacks, the Los Angeles Angels star smashed a massive 493-foot homer. Babe Ruth (1930) and Roger Maris (1961) of the Philadelphia Athletics tied for his 15th homer of the month, tying the American League record for June shared by the New York Yankees and Bob Johnson (1934) of the Philadelphia Athletics.

There is a generational divide in American culture, and although it has nothing to do with guns or abortion, it does still have the ability to ruin family dinners and holidays. 'Michael Jordan or LeBron James?' The Space Jam franchise has become an essential litmus test for basketball enthusiasts, pitting one generation against another in a tense debate that includes everything from the game itself, to business, fashion, and even film (yes, the Space Jam franchise). It's not just about basketball's best player.

Michael Jordan is dumping from an NBA team for the second time in his illustrious career. In 2001, Jordan sold his 10-percent interest in the Washington Wizards to obey NBA rules against player-owners as he began a forgettable comeback to the nation's capital. Despite the fact that the particulars of the sale have been lost to history, Statista.com values the Wizards at $278 million, which was fairly normal for the time. Now he's selling his majority interest in the Charlotte Hornets, a struggling small-market club that has only sold 89% of its home tickets this season (26th of 30 teams). They currently sit in 14th place in the Eastern Conference at 24-51, and are on their way to missing the postseason for the seventh straight season in a row.