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Re: Reggie Rose rips Bulls' inactivity 

Post#1001 » by GetBuLLish » Fri Feb 22, 2013 5:08 am

KingCuban wrote:I can't guarantee anything, because i don't know Jo, but i would be shocked if he actually believed this, given his attitude on the floor every night.


So you think Noah's play on the floor will now change because of Reggie's comments?
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Post#1002 » by Wingy » Fri Feb 22, 2013 5:10 am

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2. This sucks. It's completely deflating. If I'm part of a team that's busting my ass and I hear that our MVP still think we essentially stink, it really brings me down. Things like this are enough to poison a team. Being involved in trade talks are part of the game. Having your best players family publicly insult you isn't.


Where does this keep coming from? In what universe does this team actually buy into Thibs's "we have more than enough" bull and truly believes it can beat Miami in the playoffs?
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Post#1003 » by Rerisen » Fri Feb 22, 2013 5:10 am

Gar Paxdorf wrote:There is a key difference, as I've outlined. By letting Korver go, we have Kirk to trade, whereas we would not have had Korver to trade, AND we have the TPE. Now, if they don't use those bonus pieces, I'll be wrong, but we are clearly better positioned to IMPROVE the team this summer than we would have been by keeping Korver, who, like our current pieces who replaced him, are likely not good enough to win a title. And then of course in 2014 we're MUCH better positioned to improve the team than we would have been by keeping Omer.


This is too much speculation not vs this year but myriad future potential moves. That yes, could potentially turn out better if we find the next OJ Mayo with the TPE or something. But I've long been of the opinion that 2014 is just a mirage oasis in the desert. 2014 space is only there with amnesty and removal of Deng, and I don't see the huge name player to replace that lost talent worthy of the max.
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Re: Reggie Rose rips Bulls' inactivity 

Post#1004 » by League Circles » Fri Feb 22, 2013 5:10 am

Rerisen wrote:LeBron was in Cleveland 7 years before 'the Decision'. I don't think Rose would ever demand out, at worst think about resigning elsewhere. But that is years away, and this probably just a bump in the road hopefully.

Things weren't always peachy with MJ either, though its easy to see the past through rose colored (no pun) glasses that everything went smooth all the time.

Miami will probably have to break up the Heatles due to repeater and Wade is getting older too. So everything through the lens of beating Miami might ease up here before Rose is ready for a new deal.


Yeah, it's like people are completely forgetting how much griping MJ did just because it was before the twitter era. MJ straight up almost left in the middle of the second dynasty to go to the Knicks. Kobe almost left. Paul Pierce bitched until he got KG and Ray, etc. This is all par for the course.

Nice, well behaved boys don't generally win NBA titles. Even Tim Duncan isn't as nice as people think. These players believe they run the league and are it's most important parties. They're right.
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Re: Reggie Rose rips Bulls' inactivity 

Post#1005 » by DuckIII » Fri Feb 22, 2013 5:11 am

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You are reading too much into my reading too much. :D Rose isn't the mastermind. He's just pretty clearly part of the plan that they've executed. I.e., he cannot be isolated and defended. He's involved.

And no, I'm not saying he's leaving. And I most certainly am not saying I want him to leave. Yes, I'm questioning his character. But I also said in 2010 that I wanted LeBron even though he was a douche. I want victories.

I'm simply noting that coldfish, I think it was, rightly noted that every time a superstar went down this road recently, other than Kobe, he ended up ghost. Which worries me. It doesn't worry you?

I mean damn, I'm a harsh son of a bitch in this thread, but I want Derrick Rose to be a Bull for life.


I dont agree that Rose is going the same path as Howard or Ledouchebag. Howard was halfway out the door when he started criticizing the lack roster, and Douche was already gone before he made it clear to the public he was unhappy with his roster in CLE. Rose just signed up long term. He is clearly committed to Chicago long term. These comments dont read like a player looking for a way out, they read like a guy looking to improve the situation right where he is. Frankly, the only thing that worries me as that JR will not get the message. Then we could actually have a long term problem.


Win, I admire your posts in this thread. You are a Miami-obsessed front office hater, which describes a lot of Bulls fans and is not an insult. But you've taken a real look at both sides of this issue today instead of falling into the the knee jerk "defend Rose no matter what because he's challenging the FO" mantra that a lot have followed. Just wanted to say that.

That said, I think you misread me. I'm talking about how its ended with these players recently, not the how it got there. Moreso how it started. LeBron and Howard broke new ground, and raised the bar for what it is to be a douchebag athlete. I think its probably genetically impossible for Rose to be that way. My point is that the leaving part always starts with something subtle and suggestive. And once that process starts, recent history has been telling us it ends badly for the fan base.

I'm just explaining why, as a HUGE fan of Derrick Rose (I can be critical of him, and a huge fan), and a HUGER (not a real word) fan of the Bulls, today makes me nervous. My worldview changed today, regarding Rose and the Bulls. I'm not feeling as secure as I did 9 hours ago.
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Re: Reggie Rose rips Bulls' inactivity 

Post#1006 » by HomoSapien » Fri Feb 22, 2013 5:11 am

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2. This sucks. It's completely deflating. If I'm part of a team that's busting my ass and I hear that our MVP still think we essentially stink, it really brings me down. Things like this are enough to poison a team. Being involved in trade talks are part of the game. Having your best players family publicly insult you isn't.


Where does this keep coming from? In what universe does this team actually buy into Thibs's "we have more than enough" bull and truly believes it can beat Miami in the playoffs?


These guys have feelings. They're not robots. Many of us are assuming that this is coming from DRose, so it's safe to assume that some of the players would have made that assumption too. It's a "womp" and I truly do believe that it's the type of thing that could poison the team.

Hopefully it doesn't.
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Post#1007 » by hammel123 » Fri Feb 22, 2013 5:12 am

pwrshft99 wrote:There are only so many superstars in this league and less that are available.
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That's not true, I don't want to go through the list but almost every player who played in Houston a couple of days ago was either moved or made available in the trade in the past few years
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Post#1008 » by Wingy » Fri Feb 22, 2013 5:12 am

Rerisen wrote:LeBron was in Cleveland 7 years before 'the Decision'. I don't think Rose would ever demand out, at worst think about resigning elsewhere. But that is years away, and this probably just a bump in the road hopefully.

Things weren't always peachy with MJ either, though its easy to see the past through rose colored (no pun) glasses that everything went smooth all the time.

Miami will probably have to break up the Heatles due to repeater and Wade is getting older too. So everything through the lens of beating Miami might ease up here before Rose is ready for a new deal.


I thought Mech Engineer's point on this was spot on. Isn't it about a zillion times better this is coming out now at the beginning of Rose's contract...instead of the FO/ownership getting put on notice after it's too late?
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Post#1009 » by pduh01 » Fri Feb 22, 2013 5:12 am

Even though probably not but what if possible this is a decoy for the Rose's camp way to lower our expectation for making a "surprise return" for Derrick Rose for this season when unexpected? Hey! It could happen right?!? :lol:

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Rerisen wrote:LeBron was in Cleveland 7 years before 'the Decision'. I don't think Rose would ever demand out, at worst think about resigning elsewhere. But that is years away, and this probably just a bump in the road hopefully.

Things weren't always peachy with MJ either, though its easy to see the past through rose colored (no pun) glasses that everything went smooth all the time.

Miami will probably have to break up the Heatles due to repeater and Wade is getting older too. So everything through the lens of beating Miami might ease up here before Rose is ready for a new deal.


Yeah, it's like people are completely forgetting how much griping MJ did just because it was before the twitter era. MJ straight up almost left in the middle of the second dynasty to go to the Knicks. Kobe almost left. Paul Pierce bitched until he got KG and Ray, etc. This is all par for the course.

Nice, well behaved boys don't generally win NBA titles. Even Tim Duncan isn't as nice as people think. These players believe they run the league and are it's most important parties. They're right.


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Post#1010 » by League Circles » Fri Feb 22, 2013 5:13 am

Rerisen wrote:This is too much speculation not vs this year but myriad future potential moves. That yes, could potentially turn out better if we find the next OJ Mayo with the TPE or something. But I've long been of the opinion that 2014 is just a mirage oasis in the desert. 2014 space is only there with amnesty and removal of Deng, and I don't see the huge name player to replace that lost talent worthy of the max.


I'm talking about 2013-14 being better than this year because of essentially swapping the benefit of having Korver for this year only with having the TPE and Kirk's deal for next year.

But anyway, we don't have to lose Deng to get a max FA in 2014. We just need him to be on board with the scheme. The cap space option is just to leverage other teams into S&Ting us players for some combination of Boozer, Taj, Jimmy, picks, etc. Then you keep Deng with bird rights.
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Post#1011 » by Saphir » Fri Feb 22, 2013 5:13 am

HomoSapien wrote:3. D-Rose should point the finger at himself. If he wanted more help, he shouldn't have been so passive in 2010. Right now, his biggest contribution in that department is helping recruit Kirk Hinrich - the very type of teammate that Reggie seems to be complaining about.

If I'm Luol Deng and Joakim Noah, I'm furious at Rose right now. They have willed this team into success and have earned All-Star selections. They deserve better than that from the Rose family.


Completely agree with these two points. As a fanbase, we need to stop giving Rose a free pass when it comes to talent acquisition and laying all the blame with the FO. Start suggesting a team up with Kevin Love, make a few calls to James Harden or Paul George, pull some strings to get Nikola Mirotic over here. Don't just sit there doing nothing but pout at the FO and expect things to happen. Free agency is a two-way street, gotta convince people to want to come here as much as you want to push GarPax to make them magically appear.

And count me among those not happy with the way Deng and Noah in particular got thrown under the bus, especially with how hard those two play and the really good/great year Noah has had this season.
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Post#1012 » by Wingy » Fri Feb 22, 2013 5:14 am

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These guys have feelings. They're not robots. Many of us are assuming that this is coming from DRose, so it's safe to assume that some of the players would have made that assumption too. It's a "womp" and I truly do believe that it's the type of thing that could poison the team.

Hopefully it doesn't.


I completely agree they're not robots...they may not like it, but deep down they know it's the truth. Like I said, I'd bet heavily that the core guys in Deng and Noah wanna see more help on the way too and are probably wondering why we're constantly making money moves and sitting on our hands.
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Post#1013 » by Rerisen » Fri Feb 22, 2013 5:15 am

HomoSapien wrote:2. This sucks. It's completely deflating. If I'm part of a team that's busting my ass and I hear that our MVP still think we essentially stink, it really brings me down. Things like this are enough to poison a team. Being involved in trade talks are part of the game. Having your best players family publicly insult you isn't.


Team has been deflating for a while now on the court I think (4-6 last 10). They are tired of playing without Rose, and just plain tired from the minutes and effort they need to put out to win. And some recent losses have made it apparent the team is not as strong as it was the last two years. Reggie spoke some truths that I think the team probably already realizes.

Basically everything is on Rose to come back and be a savior to this limping offense, yet again. And I can see why Reggie tried to deflate that pressure a little bit. As Rose is likely coming back soon, but isn't going to have enough to lead this team to the promised land just coming back. This is like a preemptive strike saying, let's make this the last year we are undergunned. Of course looking at our situation, its not going to be easy to remedy even next year.
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Post#1014 » by BIGGIEsmalls 23 » Fri Feb 22, 2013 5:15 am

HomoSapien wrote:3. D-Rose should point the finger at himself. If he wanted more help, he shouldn't have been so passive in 2010. Right now, his biggest contribution in that department is helping recruit Kirk Hinrich - the very type of teammate that Reggie seems to be complaining about.

Homes, what was Rose going to say that would change the minds of Lebron, Wade, & Bosh?...That ship had sailed years earlier when those three decided to play together.

What was Rose going to say to Joe Johnson?....JJ wasn't gonna walk away from the contract Atlanta offered.

What was Rose going to say to Amare?....The Knicks jumped on him immediately with a stupid contract designed to help lure Lebron.

The only players left were Boozer & David Lee. We got Boozer.

If I'm Luol Deng and Joakim Noah, I'm furious at Rose right now. They have willed this team into success and have earned All-Star selections. They deserve better than that from the Rose family.

Who knows.....maybe they were high fiving one another when they heard the interview.
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Post#1015 » by CousinOfDeath » Fri Feb 22, 2013 5:16 am

Can somebody point me in the direction of the rant thread? That's all I'm capable of right now and I don't want to ruin this thread.
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Post#1016 » by HomoSapien » Fri Feb 22, 2013 5:17 am

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HomoSapien wrote:2. This sucks. It's completely deflating. If I'm part of a team that's busting my ass and I hear that our MVP still think we essentially stink, it really brings me down. Things like this are enough to poison a team. Being involved in trade talks are part of the game. Having your best players family publicly insult you isn't.


Team has been deflating for a while now on the court I think. They are tired of playing without Rose, and just plain tired from the minutes and effort they need to put out to win. And some recent losses have made it apparent the team is not as strong as it was the last two years. Reggie spoke some truths that I think the team probably already realizes.

Basically everything is on Rose to come back and be a savior to this limping offense, yet again. And I can see why Reggie tried to deflate that pressure a little bit. As Rose is likely coming back soon, but isn't going to have enough to lead this team to the promised land just coming back. This is like a preemptive strike saying, let's make this the last year we are undergunned. Of course looking at our situation, its not going to be easy to remedy eve next year.


Fair enough. You know my history, so you know I've often shared similar sentiments that the team was lacking that second piece. That said, Rose should be a big boy and not have his brother fight these battles for him. It's distracting to the team, and tacky.
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Post#1017 » by GetBuLLish » Fri Feb 22, 2013 5:19 am

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If I'm Luol Deng and Joakim Noah, I'm furious at Rose right now. They have willed this team into success and have earned All-Star selections. They deserve better than that from the Rose family.


If you're Luol Deng and Noah, you aren't furious that the Bulls FO threw in the towel this year by downgrading talent over the summer? And you aren't more furious that every single trade rumor the Bulls were involved in were essentially salary dumps?

Those things don't piss you off, but Reggie Rose pointing that stuff out pissed you off?

Very weird way to look at things, IMO. If I'm a player on the team, and the FO starts dumping players left and right because the star player got injured, that says to me that the FO doesn't believe in us. And when that star player (or his brother) complains about this, I'm likely cheering him on, not complaining.
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Post#1018 » by kingkirk » Fri Feb 22, 2013 5:19 am

Sure, Deng and Noah would love more help, but I'm not sure how much they appreciate the comments around them being good players, but not good enough to warrant Derrick returning to the team this season, due to the FO not bringing in more help.

They are also not stupid enough to realise, in order to bring in better talent, one or both would have to be sent out.
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Post#1019 » by Indomitable » Fri Feb 22, 2013 5:19 am

LawSon18 wrote:I REALLY, REALLY love the Bulls, but good lord our fans are THE WORST, if this thread is any indication.

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Post#1020 » by Wingy » Fri Feb 22, 2013 5:20 am

Gar Paxdorf wrote:I'm talking about 2013-14 being better than this year because of essentially swapping the benefit of having Korver for this year only with having the TPE and Kirk's deal for next year.

But anyway, we don't have to lose Deng to get a max FA in 2014. We just need him to be on board with the scheme. The cap space option is just to leverage other teams into S&Ting us players for some combination of Boozer, Taj, Jimmy, picks, etc. Then you keep Deng with bird rights.


2014 is a joke. What are we shooting for besides wasting a couple years off Derrick's career?

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