Hoiberg Watch 2015: Thursday, May 28 Thread

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Re: Just in- the Bulls fired their Coach

But the roster has 1 year tops to be competitive with those teams, its a bad roster and a bad job to take right now. It's much smarter to wait for the T'wovles job or for the Bulls to totally implode( which is going to happen regardless of who is on the bench) and get in on the rebuild.

I don't believe the Bulls front office is as impatient or unrealistic as some are making them out to be. Thibs isn't being fired because he didn't win enough, he could have won a title this year and he still would have been fired.
 
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Let's be real... if Fred wasn't going to head to the NBA he would have said something by now. The only viable questions are when does he make the decision and where does he end up?

Thanks for the heads up.
 
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Let's be real... if Fred wasn't going to head to the NBA he would have said something by now. The only viable questions are when does he make the decision and where does he end up?


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I also don't think the Bulls will give Rose what he is looking for in 2 years. The Bulls will probably continue to make the playoffs in the weak East over the next few years, and with higher draft picks, this team is set to be in a lot of trouble come 2017/2018.

It's called "NBA Hell" for a reason.
 
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This is correct. Rose is not the Rose we remember few years ago. He still is an elite PG, but not like what is used to be. Gasol is not the Laker Gasol either. OKC team that Donovan took over was FAR better than Chicago.
Gasol's per 40 minute averages: 7 seasons for the Lakers: 17.9 pts/40, 10.0 reb/40. 1 season with Chicago: 19.4 pts/40, 12.3 reb/40. You are correct, Gasol is NOT the Laker Gasol. He's actually been more efficient in Chicago. His shooting % was down a little bit but he had an excellent year in Chicago overall.
 
Re: Just in- the Bulls fired their Coach

You can't say that their expectations didn't play a huge part in Thibs' firing..

If they fired him last year it would have been pure front office politics. The inability to do anything on offense in the Cavs series turned the public perception too.

Chicago fans are merciless, but the one advantage the Bulls coach has is the SNL skit is true. They are brainwashed DA BEARS fans 99% of the time. This Thibs news is probably only slightly cutting into what would have been 24 hours of solid Bears offseason talk on Chicago's sports radio. I'm not exaggerating that I think Rex Grossman alone was talked about more than the Bulls, Cubs and Sox combined during the years he played for Chicago (lived there for previous 14 years).
 
Let's be real... if Fred wasn't going to head to the NBA he would have said something by now. The only viable questions are when does he make the decision and where does he end up?

If the Bulls didn't have a silent commitment from their new coach, Thibs would still be on the payroll.
 
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I don't believe the Bulls front office is as impatient or unrealistic as some are making them out to be. Thibs isn't being fired because he didn't win enough, he could have won a title this year and he still would have been fired.

I just assume GarPax wants a yes man.
 
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