I'd be down for Hinkie if he wasn't blackballed.Hire Kenny Atkinson as coach
Hinkie as GM
Legit one of the few positive things to come out of this shytty fukkin yearIt took the A motherfukking Pandemic to get rid of Garpax
Worked alongside PrestiPer KC Johnson Twitter: MIchael Reinsdorf held informal interview for undetermined front office role with former Bull Nazr Mohammed, per sources. Mohammed has worked in Sam Presti’s front office in Oklahoma City.
I'm cool with this, but it seems like they just went down a list of former Bulls and brought them in.Worked alongside Presti
Made a complete bytch out of LeBron
I'm down
Im guessing it will be Finley or WeaverI'm cool with this, but it seems like they just went down a list of former Bulls and brought them in.
This is what they normally doI'm cool with this, but it seems like they just went down a list of former Bulls and brought them in.
The drafting of Marquis Teague was catastrophic on many levels. First, because Thibodeau wanted Draymond Green and was vetoed, and secondly, because Forman was actually talked into the pick by Kentucky coach John Calipari. A fact that the higher-ups have admitted to happening.
He quickly gained the reputation as a guy that was paranoid, turning his focus to keeping his job rather than doing his job.
That meant inserting “spies’’ throughout the entire organization, as the Sun-Times documented back in 2017 with then assistant GM/coach Randy Brown being identified as one of many. Brown denied the allegation to the paper, but former Bull Rip Hamilton came out days later and confirmed the suspicions around Brown.
Forman was also into the practice of confiscating the phones and computers of employees, looking for leaks or negative comments about him.
While Thibodeau had his obvious disagreements with Paxson, both knew where they stood with each other. Forman, however, played both sides of the fence, telling Thibodeau one thing, but bad-mouthing the coach to the players.
Even Paxson grew distrustful of Forman after he heard how Forman would go on these scouting trips and blame organizational mistakes on Paxson, doing everything he could to wipe the weapon clean of his fingerprints.
Butler was hoping his loyalty would be treated differently. When he laid out his plans of how he wanted to stay in Chicago and recruit a championship-level team, he finished the presentation feeling like Forman was on board. So off to Europe he went, hoping the likes of Kyrie Irving or Kyle Lowry would be Bulls.
Within a few days, Butler wasn’t even a Bull, traded to the Timberwolves as the rebuild was underway.
That’s why Butler’s then-trainer Travelle Gaines immediately tweeted out that he “met drug dealers with better morals then their GM. He is a liar and everyone knows [it].’’
The final straw, though, seemingly came in November, when the Sun-Times reported that former players were very angry when they felt Forman was aloof toward them when the Bulls honored Luol Deng at a home game.
Word got back to Jerry Reinsdorf, and the man that has always had Forman’s back was now done handing out life preservers.