What former Bull do you tend to forget was a Bull

[EastBayFJ]

And you got to give it up for Ben Gordon , Antonio Davis and Scott Skiles

They were the guys that turned our ship around in 2004/2005 ( i think it was )

As Bulls fans we had eaten a lot of sh_t for 6 seasons and watched a LOT of ordinary seasons since the last championship.

Scott Skiles , in partcular , won games with guys like Adrian Griffin making key , game winning defensive plays down the stretch and Eric Piatowski doing the same thing on the offensive end

Othella was also a contributor

Skiles milked half a dozen extra wins with using these lesser lights in key situations where they came up with the goods.

That's coaching.

I have a lot of respect for Skiles as a Coach ...he just seems to fall foul of personality politcis , which , you need to master to be regarded a Tier 1 Coach.

He has a terrible hand he's been dealt in Milwaukee. Brandon Jennings is all wrong for that team.

I'd deal him for Shumpert and Novak if the Knicks were interested

[sopclod]

Hakim Warrick is one I see in box scores and I'm like... "did he play for the Bulls?"

[siydee]

Also, JameSon Curry and Acie Law IV.

Curry was a second round pick, never played a game with the Bulls, and only saw 3.9 seconds of action in his NBA career.

i remember him playing preseason games with us, close enough.

[DatDrunkGuyBill]

Flip Murray
Acie Law

[bledredwine]

I could never say Acie Law....

I was probably the only Acie Law homer. He had madman offense.

[WolverineBlood]

Keith Booth
Ron Brewer (Ronnie's father)
Kornel David
Charles Oakley
Jo Jo English
Donyell Marshalll
Wes Matthews (father of Portland's Wesley Matthews)
Khalid Reeves
Jerome Williams, The Junkyard Dog
Elston Turner

[Bosh Spice]

Just too weird not to mention...

Carl Lewis

The Chicago Bulls drafted Lewis in the 1984 NBA Draft as the 208th overall pick, although he had played neither high school nor college basketball. Lewis never played in the NBA. A poll on the NBA's website ranked Lewis second to Lusia Harris, the only woman to be drafted by the NBA, as the most unusual pick in the history of the NBA Draft.

[DaChozen1]

Just too weird not to mention...

Carl Lewis

The Chicago Bulls drafted Lewis in the 1984 NBA Draft as the 208th overall pick, although he had played neither high school nor college basketball. Lewis never played in the NBA. A poll on the NBA's website ranked Lewis second to Lusia Harris, the only woman to be drafted by the NBA, as the most unusual pick in the history of the NBA Draft.

OT: I never heard of this woman...what an accomplishment!!....and who are the boneheads that drafted her and Carl Lewis?

[suckfish]

Tommy Smith.

I win.

[transplant]

I mean, I remember all of 'em, but I've been trying to suppress the Starks stint for years.

[jesus2k12]

/\ No! you do not remember (Dana Barros?)

[Electric Slim]

Chris Jefferies.

[rtblues]

Delmer Bayshore

[EssP]

Watching this Suns/Spurs game (for obvious reasons) and...oh yeah - Hakim Warrick! The ultimate "forgot-he-was-a-Bull" guy.

[AAU Teammate]

Dana Barros was a Bull??? When?

EDIT: Oh Andre Barrett.