I say none, unless it affects the bottom line, which it has and so now both the league and the teams are looking out for their players. Hey, this is America, and money sure makes the world go round. He is steady, almost dogged in his approach. He seems to have an agenda and he is sticking to it. Also not to be underestimated is the supreme confidence he carries with him all over that courtroom.
Jurors pick up on that and it works.
Perhaps that is why he is so successful. He is expected to win. Not sports persons. B, we don't make ourselves into role models, the kids choose them. I would love to think that kids across America would look up to their pastor rather than Michael Jordan, but their pastor probably doesn't get as much air time as Michael, and Michael touches a wider audience to say the least.