The Chicago Bulls come back to the top of the NBA in 2010
As a dedicated Bulls fan, I’ve sat around and waited for the windy city gang to be a relevant team in the NBA since 1998. Finally, the Bulls are back in the nation’s eye as a contender, finally; had to say it one more time.
The Bulls have went through bad trades, bad drafts and a list of coaches longer than the brattiest little kid’s Christmas wish novels…they have developed from lists.
Finally, one last time, they have made some moves and decisions to prove Chicago has a winning mindset instead of simply only being an organization in the NBA.
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Highland Park the land of Bulls coaches
Chicago Breaking Buissness’s Bob Goldsborough reported the luxuries of Thibodeau’s home and gave money amounts for the homes of ex-Bulls coach Vinny Del Negro, who was fired after the Bulls disappointing 2009-10 season and the coach who was fired a season before Del Negro, Scott Skiles.
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Bulls Hire Thibodeau for the Head Coaching vacancy
On Saturday afternoon, the Bulls made claim to Tom Thibodeau as their head coach for the 2010-2011 season. I say claim, because the Bulls can’t make it official until after the NBA finals because of the rules Commissioner David Stern strongly stands behind.
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Either way, the Boston Celtics assistant coach Tom Thibodeau has been hired by the Chicago Bulls to replace Vinny Del Negro.
Boozer opposes the Jordan theory
The free agency period hasn’t started yet, but there sure is plenty of talk about it, especially for the Chicago Bulls. They have the funds to pursue and sign any of the big three free agents: Chris Bosh, Dwayne Wade and Lebron James.
Wade has been reported to question the loyalty of the Bull’s management. Joakim Noah and Lindsay Hunter have been quoted in the media saying Lebron should come to Chicago. Bosh has listed Chicago as one of his five destinations he would like to play for next year.
Vinny Poll answers leave more questions
[picappgallerysingle id="8340084"]Since May 4th there has been a poll on Bullshome asking whether readers think the firing of Vinny Del Negro was a good idea. To my surprise, 60% of the 80 voters think it was a bad idea. Why?
