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Taj-Gibson
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Ein nicht erwarteter Sieg gegen die Nr.1 , der Eastern Conference . Ich glaube Vinny hat es kappiert , er lässt Gordon nicht mehr alle Lampen ausschiessen.
Und er lässt Larry schön auf der Bank ... :thumb:
Siehe da , es gibt 2 Siege in Back to Back Games .
Und .., es gibt neue Gerüchte um J.O`Neal .
http://www.globesports.com/servlet/...sptoneal15/GSStory/GlobeSportsBasketball/home
Meine Traum Starting Five
C: J.O´Neal
PF: D.Gooden
SF: L.Deng
SG: K.Hinrich
PG: D.Rose
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Kennt ihr diese Kategorien "Bei der Geburt getrennt" ??
Wenn das Team immer so spielt wie in den letzten beidne Spielen werden wir auch trotz Niederlagen in Zukunft noch viel Spaß haben
Schön, dass die Verbannung von Hughes und die Zügelung von Gordon bisher so belohnt wird.
Deng auch stark im ganzen Spiel und besonders in der Verlängerung. Derrick Rose mit wichtigen Punkten am Ende nach schlechtem Start und 3 Assists die zu 3ern geführt haben in der OT. Gut, dass er sich da noch gefangen hat.
Auch Thomas und Sefolosha auf dem aufsteigenden Ast. Vielleicht hat das Team doch nicht so viele Baustellen wie vor kurzem noch befürchtet *hoff*
Schön, dass die Verbannung von Hughes und die Zügelung von Gordon bisher so belohnt wird.
Deng auch stark im ganzen Spiel und besonders in der Verlängerung. Derrick Rose mit wichtigen Punkten am Ende nach schlechtem Start und 3 Assists die zu 3ern geführt haben in der OT. Gut, dass er sich da noch gefangen hat.
Auch Thomas und Sefolosha auf dem aufsteigenden Ast. Vielleicht hat das Team doch nicht so viele Baustellen wie vor kurzem noch befürchtet *hoff*
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Dieser Team-Thread ist bipolar.
Hauptsache der Thread bereitet uns allen viel Vergnügen
Dennoch ist es doch schön mal wieder einen Grund zur Freude zu haben, schließlich wurdne wir diese Saison auch noch nicht so oft verwöhnt.
Da ich keine Seite kenne wo ich das nachschauen kann wollte ich nochmal gerade nachfragen, wie denn die Cap Situation der Bulls diesen Sommer aussieht, wenn das Team bis dahin so gelassen wird wie es ist?
Dennoch ist es doch schön mal wieder einen Grund zur Freude zu haben, schließlich wurdne wir diese Saison auch noch nicht so oft verwöhnt.
Da ich keine Seite kenne wo ich das nachschauen kann wollte ich nochmal gerade nachfragen, wie denn die Cap Situation der Bulls diesen Sommer aussieht, wenn das Team bis dahin so gelassen wird wie es ist?
Salaries
http://hoopshype.com/salaries/chicago.htm
Guck mal hier nach.
Findest auch jedes andere Team...
http://hoopshype.com/salaries/chicago.htm
Guck mal hier nach.
Findest auch jedes andere Team...
Bulls diskutieren mit den Nets über folgenden Deal:
Hughes für Simmons und Ager
Quelle: http://realgm.com/src_wiretap_archi...ager_over_williams_in_hughes_trade_with_nets/
Hughes für Simmons und Ager
Quelle: http://realgm.com/src_wiretap_archi...ager_over_williams_in_hughes_trade_with_nets/
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John Paxson steht angeblich in Verhandlungen mit NJ Nets General Manager Rod Thorne über Larry Hughes. Die Nets bieten Bobby Simmons und Sean Williams, die Bulls hingegen wollen Bobby Simmons und Maurice Agers auslaufenden Vertrag. Ich denke, dass beide Deals für die Bulls interessant wären.
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Was will man mit Ager? Die 1 Mille auslaufenden Vertrag macht den Kohl auch nicht fett und außerdem sollte man endlich mal den Backcourt entzerren. Davon ab halte ich Williams nach wie vor für ein großes Talent, der durchaus einen sehr guten Backup auf 4 und 5 geben kann.
Also Pax: mach es!
Also Pax: mach es!
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Ich währe auch für den Deal , Larry für Sean Williams und Bobby Simmons .
Um , wie schon gesagt , den Backcourt Longjam zu entzerren.
Williams als ein guter Shotblocker , neben Tyrus = Yolleyball im UC :cool4:
Um , wie schon gesagt , den Backcourt Longjam zu entzerren.
Williams als ein guter Shotblocker , neben Tyrus = Yolleyball im UC :cool4:
Ben Gordon ging auf VDN los.
Per David Schuster 670 the score
Gordon had a piece of paper in his hand and walked up to VDN while there was media there and he was fined by the staff and he said there was some cuss words said.
Also the media asked Rose if the players listen to VDN and Rose said most do but the ones that don't go to special meetings
Edit : Try to be more specific. He said Gordon looked angry and had a piece of paper in his hand which was a fine by the coaching staff. He walked up to VDN and there was some cuss words dropped, he said Gordon later said it was a non issue but that's clearly not the case. This is just not good
Oh mann... Warum ist Reinsdorf nun so geizig. Dann wäre uns VDN ersparrt geblieben und wir hätten nun Mike D'Antoni als Coach.
Per David Schuster 670 the score
Gordon had a piece of paper in his hand and walked up to VDN while there was media there and he was fined by the staff and he said there was some cuss words said.
Also the media asked Rose if the players listen to VDN and Rose said most do but the ones that don't go to special meetings
Edit : Try to be more specific. He said Gordon looked angry and had a piece of paper in his hand which was a fine by the coaching staff. He walked up to VDN and there was some cuss words dropped, he said Gordon later said it was a non issue but that's clearly not the case. This is just not good
Oh mann... Warum ist Reinsdorf nun so geizig. Dann wäre uns VDN ersparrt geblieben und wir hätten nun Mike D'Antoni als Coach.
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Bulls coach Del Negro likes Gordon's fire, even if it's directed at him
Bulls coach Vinny Del Negro likened his latest conflict with Ben Gordon to "an afternoon conversation at the table, a little Sunday afternoon pasta. That's about it for me."
And with that, the usually straight-faced former NBA guard stepped into the Bulls training room and, for added comic effect, yelled, "This food better be good."
On Thursday, amidst discussion about the level of respect Bulls players have for their coach, Gordon reacted angrily to a fine handed down by Del Negro, confronting him within earshot of media.
Friday morning, Del Negro said not only is Gordon not in further trouble but that the coach actually is happy to see some emotion from his players.
"I'm Italian, I like to argue. That's how I grew up," Del Negro said. "It doesn't bother me. So whatever helps to get this team going, whatever comments are made, everybody knows where to find me. The players, everybody. Everybody says, 'What's going on?' Nothing's going on, we've got to try to win. That's what I focus on. . . . "
Gordon's reaction, which included an expletive, was not interpreted by the coach as a sign of disrespect.
"No, because I argue with everybody," Del Negro said. "It's funny to me, it really is. This is pro basketball. If you can't take the heat, you'd better get out. I've been around way too long to worry about that. I love that guys show passion. I hope guys argue and get on each other and get into it and show some fight and some grit. That's what it's all about. It's not easy out there. That's why it's pro basketball. It's easy to play, it's hard to win. So when guys show passion and get aggravated, take it out on the other team. . . . You can't back down. You've got to go and work. That's what I believe."
The Bulls, losers of their last three games going into Friday night's game against Toronto at the United Center and struggling with inconsistent effort and teamwork, will again be without Drew Gooden, their best all-around big man. After absorbing more criticism from general manager John Paxson this week, the last thing they needed was more conflict.
"This is my sixth season and pretty much every year, it's not all roses," team captain Kirk Hinrich said. "Players have disagreements, coaches and players have disagreements. The main thing is we're able to put stuff that happens aside and be professional and go out there and do our jobs, and that's what we're going to do."
Asked if players respect Del Negro, Hinrich responded, "Yes, I think so. Absolutely. That's what being a professional is. You respect your coaches, you respect that he has a job to do just like I do and everybody else."
Gooden agreed.
"We have respect for him, that's our head coach," he said. "I don't feel it's a lack of respect toward Vinny. Some rules have been broken. It's not on purpose, it's not pre-meditated. Every team goes through having to fine guys for certain rules in the handbook. It's no question of respect for the coach."
While Gordon was unavailable for comment following Friday morning's shootaround, Del Negro said the two of them had talked.
"I want Ben to play great tonight, that's my focus," Del Negro said. "The game is way bigger than an argument. Who cares about that stuff? That's how I look at it and everybody who wants to argue, I'm a good arguer, so that's fine."
Perhaps, it was suggested, Del Negro has found the button he has been looking to push all season?
"I don't know," he said. "There's no perfect scheme, there's no miracle pill, there's no perfect situation. You've got to go compete and play hard and make plays. I have to do a better job, the players have to do a better job, everyone has to do a better job. It's not one person, it's not one thing. It's a group of people who have to work and pull in the right direction.
"And when there's bumps in the road, the guys who stick with you and believe in your system and trust you and make a commitment, those are the guys I want to go to battle with. Not the guys who are going to point fingers and make excuses. That doesn't work at this level."
Mal schauen wie "great" Ben heute spielen wird!!!
Bulls coach Vinny Del Negro likened his latest conflict with Ben Gordon to "an afternoon conversation at the table, a little Sunday afternoon pasta. That's about it for me."
And with that, the usually straight-faced former NBA guard stepped into the Bulls training room and, for added comic effect, yelled, "This food better be good."
On Thursday, amidst discussion about the level of respect Bulls players have for their coach, Gordon reacted angrily to a fine handed down by Del Negro, confronting him within earshot of media.
Friday morning, Del Negro said not only is Gordon not in further trouble but that the coach actually is happy to see some emotion from his players.
"I'm Italian, I like to argue. That's how I grew up," Del Negro said. "It doesn't bother me. So whatever helps to get this team going, whatever comments are made, everybody knows where to find me. The players, everybody. Everybody says, 'What's going on?' Nothing's going on, we've got to try to win. That's what I focus on. . . . "
Gordon's reaction, which included an expletive, was not interpreted by the coach as a sign of disrespect.
"No, because I argue with everybody," Del Negro said. "It's funny to me, it really is. This is pro basketball. If you can't take the heat, you'd better get out. I've been around way too long to worry about that. I love that guys show passion. I hope guys argue and get on each other and get into it and show some fight and some grit. That's what it's all about. It's not easy out there. That's why it's pro basketball. It's easy to play, it's hard to win. So when guys show passion and get aggravated, take it out on the other team. . . . You can't back down. You've got to go and work. That's what I believe."
The Bulls, losers of their last three games going into Friday night's game against Toronto at the United Center and struggling with inconsistent effort and teamwork, will again be without Drew Gooden, their best all-around big man. After absorbing more criticism from general manager John Paxson this week, the last thing they needed was more conflict.
"This is my sixth season and pretty much every year, it's not all roses," team captain Kirk Hinrich said. "Players have disagreements, coaches and players have disagreements. The main thing is we're able to put stuff that happens aside and be professional and go out there and do our jobs, and that's what we're going to do."
Asked if players respect Del Negro, Hinrich responded, "Yes, I think so. Absolutely. That's what being a professional is. You respect your coaches, you respect that he has a job to do just like I do and everybody else."
Gooden agreed.
"We have respect for him, that's our head coach," he said. "I don't feel it's a lack of respect toward Vinny. Some rules have been broken. It's not on purpose, it's not pre-meditated. Every team goes through having to fine guys for certain rules in the handbook. It's no question of respect for the coach."
While Gordon was unavailable for comment following Friday morning's shootaround, Del Negro said the two of them had talked.
"I want Ben to play great tonight, that's my focus," Del Negro said. "The game is way bigger than an argument. Who cares about that stuff? That's how I look at it and everybody who wants to argue, I'm a good arguer, so that's fine."
Perhaps, it was suggested, Del Negro has found the button he has been looking to push all season?
"I don't know," he said. "There's no perfect scheme, there's no miracle pill, there's no perfect situation. You've got to go compete and play hard and make plays. I have to do a better job, the players have to do a better job, everyone has to do a better job. It's not one person, it's not one thing. It's a group of people who have to work and pull in the right direction.
"And when there's bumps in the road, the guys who stick with you and believe in your system and trust you and make a commitment, those are the guys I want to go to battle with. Not the guys who are going to point fingers and make excuses. That doesn't work at this level."
Mal schauen wie "great" Ben heute spielen wird!!!
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Es scheinen weder Paxson´s noch Del Negro´s Ansprachen zu fruchten .
Es wird wohl auch dieses Jahr keine Playoffs in Chicago zu geben .
Mal sehen wer ,wenn überhaupt , der Abnehmer für Hughes sein wird , da
aus dem Deal mit den Nets wahrscheinlich nichts wird.
Ich werde Knicks Fan :laugh2:
Es wird wohl auch dieses Jahr keine Playoffs in Chicago zu geben .
Mal sehen wer ,wenn überhaupt , der Abnehmer für Hughes sein wird , da
aus dem Deal mit den Nets wahrscheinlich nichts wird.
Ich werde Knicks Fan
:laugh2:Eddy Currys Freundin und eines seiner beiden Kinder ermordet.
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Ist schon krass, allerdings ist es ne Ex-Freundin und laut Curry ist das getötete Kind nicht von ihm...
So, nach der nun wirklich vermeidbaren 5 Niederlagen Serie gabs nun den 3. Sieg in Folge und eigentlich den 1. davon, mit dem man nicht unbedingt rechnen konnte.
An sich gibts heute mal wenig zu kritisieren, außer wie Del Negro Rose ausgewechselt hat. Zum einen nach bereits 3 Minuten im 3. Viertel obwohl dieser bis dahin schon 8 Punkte in diesem Viertel gemacht hat und dass Rose die letzten 6 Minuten auf der Bank saß obwohl er vorher der wohl beste Bulle war fand ich nicht gut. Zum Glück hats auch so gereicht und am Ende sind ja erfreulicherweise alle Würfe gefallen.
An sich gibts heute mal wenig zu kritisieren, außer wie Del Negro Rose ausgewechselt hat. Zum einen nach bereits 3 Minuten im 3. Viertel obwohl dieser bis dahin schon 8 Punkte in diesem Viertel gemacht hat und dass Rose die letzten 6 Minuten auf der Bank saß obwohl er vorher der wohl beste Bulle war fand ich nicht gut. Zum Glück hats auch so gereicht und am Ende sind ja erfreulicherweise alle Würfe gefallen.
Das mit Rose im letzten Viertel hab ich auch erst nicht verstanden, aber anscheinend hat er selbst die Auswechslung verlangt, weil er sich ne Verletzung zugezogen hatte. Soll aber nich schlimm sein. Außerdem soll er sich in den letzten 2 Monaten mit einer Verletzung rumgeplagt haben, die seine Explosivität etwas behinderte. Hatte mich schon ne weile gefragt, warum man so wenige Dunks von ihm sieht. Aber gestern wurde man da ja befriedigt.
Der erste 3er seit 2 Jahren oder so! Kann das vielleicht die endgültige Wende sein?
Der erste 3er seit 2 Jahren oder so! Kann das vielleicht die endgültige Wende sein?