Phil Jackson is a Chicago Bull for life, even in the NBA Hall of Fame
Jackson won six NBA championships in Chicago and five, still counting, in Los Angeles, but there are reasons to believe in his heart he would side with the red and black over the purple and gold.
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Michael Jordan Challenge Breakdown: Part 1
Each year I celebrate the beginning of October as if it’s the biggest holiday to grace our society. It’s not Christmas, it’s not my birthday…it’s the annual release of fantastic basketball games known as the NBA2k series.
Although every Oct. makes me giddy as a little school girl, 2001 even made my cheeks blush and palms sweat because my favorite athlete to ever play in any sport was on the cover and the main feature, of course, it’s Michael Jordan.
If you haven’t got the chance to play NBA2k11 yet, stop what you’re doing, even if it means not reading the rest of this post, and go buy it. But if you already have it, are broke, or just think I’m coco for coconuts, read this post and the next nine of the series known as the Jordan Challenge Breakdown. If all works out, my posts will excite you about the game.
In each post of the series, I’ll break down each challenge and tell you why it was one of the best video game modes ever played, or why it should have been substituted for another one of Jordan’s great moments because let’s face it, there is more than 10.
Melo wants to be a Bull
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Jerry Reinsdorf, Gar Forman or John Paxson, whoever is involved, MAKE THIS DEAL HAPPEN. If the Bulls front office wants the team to return to greatness, a deal for Carmello Anthony should be a simple decision like firing Vinny Del Negro was.
Kerr dominates Paxson in poll
Last week when Steve Kerr resigned as the general manager of the Phoenix Suns,because he wasn’t going to get rehired, I pondered the idea of Kerr coming back to Chicago to replace John Paxson as the Bull’s Vice President of Basketball Operations.
I asked the question to you, who would be a better for the Bulls, Kerr or Paxson. Kerr dominated Paxson, getting 36 of the 52 votes. I wonder if Kerr would beat Gar Forman, like he did Paxson.
Kerr out in Phoenix…Back to Chicago to replace Paxson?
Steve Kerr is no longer the general manager of the Phoenix Suns. He is going to do what most players turn coach or general manager do, commentate games.
Steve Kerr at a press conference
What if, he only did this for a year and decided he wanted an office job in the NBA once again? Honestly, he won’t jump back into it in the 2010-2011 season, because most guys like a break, but maybe he would want to come back the following year. This happens all the time in every sport.
