Doug Collins is not the guy for the job
Before the firing of Vinny Del Negro as the Bulls head coach was even official, I heard suggestions of who could be the new Chicago matador. There is one who has been in the discussion every time the Bulls are looking for a coach.
He doesn’t need to be part of the organization again.
Yes, I am talking about Doug Collins. Collins was Chicago’s head coach from 1986-1989. He got to the playoffs but couldn’t capture a championship. Michael Jordan, the greatest player in NBA history, was on those teams. Collins had MJ, Pippen and solid role players, but couldn’t get them to the next level.
T-Mac coming to Chicago?
The Bulls have been shopping players around the league in attempts to get players with expiring contracts who can help them for the rest of the year. This would also help in the off-season giving them Drake’s money to blow. They have one more day to make a move.
The latest trade rumor involves the Houston Rockets’s T-Mac, also known as Tracy McGrady, coming to the Bulls. McGrady has been put on leave by the Rocket’s management and has been training in Chicago. According to ESPN’s Marc Stein, the Houston Rockets are interested in Tyrus Thomas. Houston’s head coach Rick Adelman is a fan of Brad Miller as well since they worked together in Sacramento. The Bulls were trying to add Kirk Hinrich or John Salmons in the package but the Rockets were not interested.
Bulls not going after Amare?
The Phoenix Suns have had Amare Stoudemire’s name on the trading block at the trade deadline for the past three years. The media goes gaga over where he is going to go while the bloggers plead their case for the star to go to the team they write about. With that said, Stoudemire should not be a Bull.
I’m extremely happy I haven’t heard any real rumors about Stoudemire coming to the Bulls. He is a great player, no one should ever talk trash about his skills and the way he plays the game. He just would not fit in the Bull’s scheme.
T-MAC gets his Holiday Wish
The Houston Rockets and Tracy McGrady are finally parting ways after a few disappointing seasons.
The Rockets General Manager Daryl Morey and Head Coach Rick Adelman have agreed letting McGrady leave the roster is best for the team.
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The 2000-2009 Running of the Chicago Bulls
The decade began with the Chicago Bulls owner Jerry Reinsdorf trying to replace the championship roster he had in the 90′s. We know the story. Michael Jordan retired, then un-retired for a year or two for a season with the Washington Wizzards . Phil Jackson left for the Los Angeles Lakers, where he three-peats to start the decade. Scottie Pippen was traded to the Houston Rockets and Dennis Rodman went completely over the edge.
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