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Chicago Coaching Change
You seen the Bulls coach was fired? I seen that coming.
You can see it coming, especially this year and a little bit of last year, that he wasn
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Chicago Coaching Change
You seen the Bulls coach was fired? I seen that coming.
You can see it coming, especially this year and a little bit of last year, that he wasn
Morten Jensen wrote:IMO, Washington could get a nice package for him. So why not let Caron butler play the role of point forward and surrond him with a nice supporting cast?
DuckIII wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
I said this about a month ago. It couldn't be more obvious that Gilbert is worth a hell of a lot more to Washington in trade than he is on the court.
For example, imagine if they traded him to the Clippers for Chris Kaman?
There are lots of teams that would foolishly part with valuable pieces to get a "sexy" player like Gilbert.
Ctownbulls wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
Gilbert for Kaman, is that a joke? I know Kaman is a very serviceable center and is playing amazing this year but please. Gilbert is amazing, the guy rarely misses a shot in the clutch and his hit more game winning shots by himself then our entire team in the last 3 years.
dougthonus wrote:I like Gilbert, but then I like Barkley too. I don't take either too seriously.
Ctownbulls wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
Gilbert for Kaman, is that a joke? I know Kaman is a very serviceable center and is playing amazing this year but please. Gilbert is amazing, the guy rarely misses a shot in the clutch and his hit more game winning shots by himself then our entire team in the last 3 years.
Grand.Champ wrote:I'd trade Heinrich and Wallace for Arenas!
In about 1 second...
Jcool0 wrote:aguifs wrote:Do we have a friggin plan?
If the Bulls do, you would be complaining to much to ever hear it.
dougthonus wrote:It appears at this point that Skiles was entirely mistake oriented. He did not seem to focus as much on what you could do well as much as what you did wrong. His substitution patterns were based on players who made fewer mistakes rather than players who generated more wins.