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Henry Abbott reports on what he’s learned

Henry Abbott reports on what he’s learned about William Wesley, a behind-the-scenes power player in the business of basketball. “Enter William Wesley. How’s this for a resume? He was right there in Michael Jordan’s ear. The whole time. ‘Wes’ helped pull off one of the great feats of modern legend-making. He held the hand of one of the NBA’s less likable characters โ€” an angry, cussing, yelling, gambling, adrenaline addict with some sort of over-competitive personality disorder โ€” as he became the most successful pitchman in sports history, complete with his own animated children’s movie.”