Charlotte Bobcats coach Mike Dunlap has indicated that he'd like to see the team re-sign Josh McRoberts this summer.

McRoberts will become an unrestricted free agent after the season.

The Bobcats acquired McRoberts from the Orlando Magic in what seemed to be a minor deal last month, but he has become a starter for Charlotte.

"When he walked in the door you could see his high (basketball) IQ," Dunlap said. "His ability to pass has been contagious."

The Charlotte Bobcats announced Sunday that they signed Jannero Pargo to a second 10-day contract.

Pargo has averaged 11.2 points and 3.2 assists in five games with the Bobcats, scoring in double figures in each of the past four.

Pargo has also played seven games each for the Washington Wizards and Atlanta Hawks this season.

Brendan Haywood will miss the remainder of the season due to a stress reaction in his left foot.

Haywood, 33, is expected to be out two months.

Haywood averaged 3.5 points and 4.8 rebounds in 19.1 minutes per game for the Charlotte Bobcats this season.

The Charlotte Bobcats are on pace to finish with the NBA’s worst record for the second straight year and have qualified for the playoffs just once in their 9-year history.

Michael Jordan told season-ticket holders that he anticipates off-season change and that everyone in the organization – basketball and business side – will be evaluated come spring.

Jordan was non-committal in his assessment of Mike Dunlap, who is the Bobcats’ fourth head coach since the 2007-08 season.

Mike Dunlap was hired by the Charlotte Bobcats to improve their player development.

With Gerald Henderson and Kemba Walker playing well of late, his impact has been tangible.

“I was brought in to develop players,” Dunlap said when asked about the improved play of Henderson. “His development is not deniable. So is Kemba’s.”

Brian Shaw turned down an offer to coach the Charlotte Bobcats, who currently hold the NBA’s worst record.

"I want to be in a situation where I have a chance," Shaw said. "Usually when you come into your first head coaching job, you don't get to dictate what the situation is going to be. But you want a chance and an organization that has a game plan going forward that's sustainable and where you have some pieces of value where you can put things together and get on the fast track."

Shaw also interviewed for vacant head coaching positions during the offseason with the Portland Trail Blazers and Orlando Magic.

"I'm perceived as just a triangle guy," Shaw said. "I have conversations with Phil [Jackson] and I said, 'I thought working for you and playing for you would be my biggest asset going into interviews. Actually it's been my biggest liability.'

"We've laughed about it. He's said to me on more than one occasion, 'It's best for you to distance yourself from me and our system.' "

Shaw has spent the past two seasons as the Indiana Pacers' associate coach, partly serving as a mentor for head coach Frank Vogel.

"When he gets an opportunity," Vogel said, "he's going to be a coach of the year candidate every single year."

The Charlotte Bobcats have signed guard Jannero Pargo to a 10-day contract.

Pargo has appeared in 14 games this season -- seven each with the Washington Wizards and Atlanta Hawks – with averages of 4.0 points and 2.4 assists in 15.4 minutes.

The Bobcats roster stands at 15 players.

Free agent guard Jannero Pargo plans to sign a 10-day contract with the Charlotte Bobcats on Thursday, agent Mark Bartelstein told RealGM.

With Ramon Sessions out up to four weeks with a sprained MCL, the Bobcats had been searching for stability behind Kemba Walker.

Pargo, 33, has averaged four points over 14 games this season with the Atlanta Hawks and Washington Wizards. His best game came in his first game with the Hawks on Jan. 21, dropping 16 points on four three-pointers.

Pargo is averaging 6.4 points in his nine-year NBA career.

The Charlotte Observer first reported the Bobcats’ intent to sign Pargo.

The Charlotte Bobcats left Tyrus Thomas home during their four-game road trip to the West Coast.

Rod Higgins said on Monday that the front office felt Thomas’ time would be better spent in Charlotte, doing some physical rehabilitation and individual on-court work, rather than on the road with his team.

Thomas has recently fallen completely out of the Bobcats' rotation.

Thomas is signed through the 2015 season.