What? Why? I mean I know he messed up at that last play but he's been playing great.... so far.allnickstaken wrote:I'm starting to lose my patience with DRose.
allnickstaken wrote:I'm starting to lose my patience with Pau.
Andrew wrote:Everyone has bad games and makes mistakes from time to time. It happens. Personally, Rose's play through the first three games of the series makes me feel like my patience as a fan wasn't all for nought, and that there's good cause to be cautiously optimistic about the future.
All signs point to these being Tom Thibodeau's last days as Bulls coach with a resolution planned for no later than Friday, sources told the Tribune. Since no team has asked for permission to interview Thibodeau, the Bulls appear poised to dismiss the 2011 coach of the year with two years and roughly $9 million remaining on his deal unless Chairman Jerry Reinsdorf unexpectedly intervenes at the last minute. Iowa State coach and former Bulls guard Fred Hoiberg is widely considered the front-runner to replace Thibodeau.
What once stood merely as minor disagreements and distrust between Thibodeau and management has evolved into questions over his offensive schemes, handling of the roster and minute distribution. Furthermore, according to multiple sources, some players didn't endorse Thibodeau's return in exit meetings with management.
In fact, according to sources, some players have been making separate offseason plans for several summers instead of working out formerly at the Berto Center and now the Advocate Center to get a break from Thibodeau, who rarely leaves the practice facility.
air gordon wrote:I would like Thibs back but with some offensive guru as an assistant as suggested. I believe Thibs is the only coach who is calling both defense and offense sets. Honestly, what are the Bulls assistant coaches doing? You don't see them doing anything in huddles or during the game. Thibs is always at half court yelling
While there had been reports of Bulls VP of basketball operations John Paxson trying to force-feed an offensive-minded presence on Thibodeau and his staff last summer, that so-called would-be assistant coach went nameless. According to a league source, however, it was former Bulls coach Doug Collins. Considering how close Collins and members of the Bulls front office have remained over the years, it would have been a recipe for disaster. The ultimate act of undermining. Luckily, Thibodeau resisted the idea, as his team went on and finished fourth in the Eastern Conference in offensive efficiency anyway
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