Dave Cowens, 57, was hired Thursday to coach and be the general manager of Chicago's expansion WNBA team.
"This seemed like an adventure, this seemed like something a little bit different, so I put it all together and decided this was the best thing for me to do," Cowens said.
Cowens spent 10 out of 11 seasons in Boston during his Hall Of Fame career.
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"Eddy Curry failed Tuesday to receive clearance from Bulls management to resume physical activity, and the fourth-year center's future playing status remains as murky as it has been throughout the eight weeks since it was determined he had had at least two episodes of heart arrhythmia."
Medical tests done Monday showed little change in Curry's heart this according to a team source.
Curry will have more tests done in the coming weeks.
For now, he focused on getting cleared to play while deciding on an agent.
Curry becomes a restricted free agent on July 1.
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May 23, 2005 10:01 AM EST
On Monday, Bulls center Eddy Curry will receive his diagnosis from cardiologists on his heart condition and he is hopefully that it will allow him to resume his NBA career.
"I'm ready to go,'' he said. "I'm hoping that the Bulls say that soon. I'll be cleared to play by the doctors [today]. ... It was just an irregular heartbeat. It lasted like a day, then it went away. It was nothing -- just an irregular rhythm that I wasn't used to.''
Curry will become a restricted free agent on July 1.
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Bulls May 2005 Archive
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Daily Herald | May 16, 2005
According to the Daily Herald, John Paxson and the Chicago Bulls will attempt to maintain their core this summer, but they will pursue a reliable frontcourt player who could come off the bench and produce.
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RealGM | May 11, 2005
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Chicago Tribune | May 9, 2005
After a fantastic turnaround season that ended in heartbreak, the Chicago Bulls must now deal with a load of decisions concerning some key free agents.
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Chicago Tribune | May 8, 2005
Team sources have said that budding Bulls center Eddy Curry is no longer undergoing any testing with the exception of blood work.
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Daily Herald | May 8, 2005
Both similar players in their time, Bulls general manager John Paxson is intent on keeping Coach Scott Skiles in Chicago.
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RealGM | May 6, 2005
Gilbert Arenas' block on Kirk Hinrich turned the tides at the MCI Center, as the Wizards marched to a 94-91 come from behind win.
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Chicago Tribune | May 6, 2005
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NBA PR | May 5, 2005
The 2004-05 got milk? NBA Rookie of the Year Emeka Okafor of the Charlotte Bobcats and the 2004-05 NBA Sixth Man award recipient Ben Gordon of the Chicago Bulls headline a talented group of rookies named to the got milk? NBA All-Rookie Team, the NBA announced today.
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Press Release | May 5, 2005
The 2004-05 All-Rookie first team was announced Thursday, with Emeka Okafor, Dwight Howard, Ben Gordon, Andre Iguodala and Luol Deng making the cut.
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Yahoo! | May 5, 2005
The Washington Wizards were the better team on Wednesday night, but the Bulls almost stole the game from under them until Gilbert Arenas hit a jumper to give the Wizards a 3-2 lead.
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SI.com | May 4, 2005
If you want to know the offensive value of Gilbert Arenas or Tyson Chandler, take a look in the box score published in any newspaper.
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Press Release | May 3, 2005
Bulls guard Ben Gordon became the first ever rookie to win the NBA's Sixth Man award, receiving 513 out of a possible 625 points to easily beat out Ricky Davis of the Celtics
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Press Release | May 3, 2005
The Wizards have decided to go without Kwame Brown for the remainder of the season, with GM Ernie Grunfeld saying "the three of us (Grunfeld, Brown and coach Eddie Jordan) felt it was best for both the Wizards organization and Kwame that he no longer participate in the remainder of the playoffs."
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Chicago Tribune | May 3, 2005
Bulls guard Chris Duhon may be joining Eddy Curry and Loul Deng on the Chicago sideline with back spasms.
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Daily Herald | May 3, 2005
Rookie Ben Gordon is set to be announced as the league's Sixth Man of the Year during a press conference at the Berto Center in Chicago later today
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RealGM | May 2, 2005
Juan Dixon, inspired by a thread on the Message Boards for RealGM and Wizfans.com, had a career high 35 points to lead the Wizards to a 106-99 victory.
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Yahoo! | May 2, 2005
Washington Wizards forward Kwame Brown sat out Monday's playoff game against the Chicago Bulls because of a stomach virus.
