Wish I hadn’t bet it. At least I won … checks notes … none legs of the 3.Hope you didn’t bet it.
Wish I hadn’t bet it. At least I won … checks notes … none legs of the 3.Hope you didn’t bet it.
I agree with poster about the Krause incident. Completely classless. I have no great love for Krause and his role in the breaking up of Bulls, but there would not have been anything to break up without Krause.
What a brutal take. I don’t have an opinion on Krause, but I know this. He built the dynasty. Yes, he killed it before it died on its own, with the goal of building another one. What is the “karma” in that? He made hard decisions like the current Bulls leadership refuses to do. It didn’t work out. So you think that’s karma and his “other half” deserves abuse from a bunch of jock sniffers who worship basketball players? Very strange take. And perhaps the worst take I’ve seen in awhile is this: “His actions came down on her. That’s how Karma works.” Big part of what’s wrong with our society. You think it’s ok to torture an old lady who loved her husband because he made a business decision that didn’t go well for your team? Weird, dude, just weird.And truth be told... this was a bit of Karma. What one sows, they reap. While Krause himself is not around to hear those boos... his other-half did. His actions came down on her. That’s how Karma works. Sometimes what one sows does not come back directly upon them but upon someone close to them. And we saw this last night.
Last night’s Bulls game is a prime example of why I really don’t enjoy NBA that much and probably why others love it. Bulls lost 140-131 (not an OT game) and had 1 steal while forcing just 3 turnovers.
I don’t know if Bulls have an assistant coach who concentrates on defense, but if they don’t, better get one and if they do, might want to get rid of him.
What a brutal take. I don’t have an opinion on Krause, but I know this. He built the dynasty. Yes, he killed it before it died on its own, with the goal of building another one. What is the “karma” in that? He made hard decisions like the current Bulls leadership refuses to do. It didn’t work out. So you think that’s karma and his “other half” deserves abuse from a bunch of jock sniffers who worship basketball players? Very strange take. And perhaps the worst take I’ve seen in awhile is this: “His actions came down on her. That’s how Karma works.” Big part of what’s wrong with our society. You think it’s ok to torture an old lady who loved her husband because he made a business decision that didn’t go well for your team? Weird, dude, just weird.
There’s a pretty large difference between low scoring and giving up 140 points. But it isn’t really the point total but the fact they had 1 steal and 3 forced turnovers. Maybe I’m wrong but that says to me a total lack of defense.You expect them to play a low scoring game against a team like the Warriors???
“She allowed herself to be used”? Ownership wants to make fans look bad?Krause has no dynasty without the players. And his disrespectful acts toward players are well known to those closest to the scene. And both he and The Owner are legendary in their total disrespect for Bulls and White Sox fans.
Again, I am not justifying the booing. I would have preferred stone-cold silence. THAT would have sent the right message.
But asking fans who have poured their hearts and wallets into this franchise for generations to forget how angry and frustrated they are would take an act of a saint. And not too many Bulls fans have been called ‘saints’ lately.
But I stand firm in that the Bulls never should have asked his widow to come. But maybe they knew what would happen and did that deliberately to make Bulls fans look bad so that They could look good. That's how they think.
This regime has not earned the trust of Bulls fans. Bulls fans follow this team not because of who is running them but in spite of who is running them.
And Jordan wanted no part of this charade. He stayed away and was the smartest man not in the room.
I feel sorry for his widow. She was an unwilling target in something she had no part in. But she allowed herself to be used and so what happened... happened.
Speaking again of Karma... there is a bad karma around this franchise. And they need to fix that as much as getting better players and a better owner.
None of this is just some Hot Take for the sake of a Hot Take. This is an accurate telling of the facts.
There’s a pretty large difference between low scoring and giving up 140 points. But it isn’t really the point total but the fact they had 1 steal and 3 forced turnovers. Maybe I’m wrong but that says to me a total lack of defense.
“She allowed herself to be used”? Ownership wants to make fans look bad?
This is terrible. I don’t know what you’re smoking but it’s not Sage.
I was hoping we would see the end of the “big 3” experiment so that the young guys would be granted a chance to show what they can do, but that’s starting to look less likely.
Expansion is tricky, I'd hate to water it down. This is the most talent the league has ever had. Not even close.Level of play in NBA is so high right now, there are more qualified players than there are spots. Think expansion will be a good thing when it happens.
What cities would you expand too?Expansion is tricky, I'd hate to water it down. This is the most talent the league has ever had. Not even close.
He is such a complete player... he doesn't force shots, he sticks with his man, he assists others to score, he plays within the game-- he represents what is best about basketball.Ayo as the Bulls leading scorer with 20 tonight in a win against Memphis.
I'd say if they do it, do it in Vegas and Seattle. That would geographically balance the east and west if they moved Memphis and New Oreleans to the east.What cities would you expand too?
Las Vegas
Seattle
Something international (Mexico City Paris London)
The talent is there.
What cities would you expand to... The talent is there.