Image ImageImage Image

Time To End The Hinrich Era. - MERGED

Moderators: HomoSapien, AshyLarrysDiaper, coldfish, Payt10, Ice Man, dougthonus, Michael Jackson, Tommy Udo 6 , kulaz3000, fleet, DASMACKDOWN, GimmeDat, RedBulls23

kodo
RealGM
Posts: 21,003
And1: 15,414
Joined: Oct 10, 2006
Location: Northshore Burbs
 

Re: Time To End The Hinrich Era. - MERGED 

Post#461 » by kodo » Wed Mar 4, 2015 4:49 am

Resigning Kirk was clearly our "KG moment" ala Minnesota.

The fact that our KG is Kirk Hinrich says something, however.
User avatar
RedBulls23
Forum Mod - Bulls
Forum Mod - Bulls
Posts: 38,338
And1: 21,318
Joined: Jan 19, 2009
Location: Waiting in Grant Park
       

Re: Time To End The Hinrich Era. - MERGED 

Post#462 » by RedBulls23 » Wed Mar 4, 2015 4:58 am

musiqsoulchild wrote:
Polynice4Pippen wrote:Can't believe we gave Kirk a player option for next season and a no trade clause too. Gar/Pax are just as complicit as Thibs.


I learnt from this board P4P that the no trade clause kicks in automatically due to his NBA tenure.

It's not techinally a no trade clause, but it has something to do with his bird rights. Basically he would lose them in a trade, so he has the right to veto a trade. I think...

Plus, I think he also had a trade kicker.

I have never been a Kirk basher. Infact, I have been a fan of his and respect him giving it his all when he's on the court. I seriously can't remember a guy his size willingly taking charges from guys almost twice his size. He has always played with a lot of guts, but he's just not a regular rotation level player anymore. I think Thibs is finally begining to see that with the low minutes he played tonight.

So thanks Kirk for wearing the red, white and black and playing hard for our team, but you should probably be sitting next to Nazr at this point in your career.
My Tweets:@Salim_BGhoops
User avatar
Mr. Tibbs
Head Coach
Posts: 6,447
And1: 497
Joined: Jun 25, 2006

Re: Time To End The Hinrich Era. - MERGED 

Post#463 » by Mr. Tibbs » Wed Mar 4, 2015 6:44 am

We've all heard the drinking theory and marriage theory as the reasons for his decline. Here's my half baked theory..Maybe he just needs Gordon back to fire up the Hinrich vs Gordon debates and give him a reason to be good again. A Batman/Joker type relationship.
RIP Johnny Red Kerr, Norm Van Lier, Pdenninggolden, Bullsmaniac
dice
RealGM
Posts: 44,020
And1: 12,982
Joined: Jun 30, 2003
Location: chicago

Re: Time To End The Hinrich Era. - MERGED 

Post#464 » by dice » Wed Mar 4, 2015 2:54 pm

Mr. Tibbs wrote:We've all heard the drinking theory and marriage theory as the reasons for his decline. Here's my half baked theory..Maybe he just needs Gordon back to fire up the Hinrich vs Gordon debates and give him a reason to be good again. A Batman/Joker type relationship.

that's a quarter baked theory
God help Ukraine
God help those fleeing misery to come here
God help the Middle East
God help the climate
God help US health care
User avatar
RSCD3_
RealGM
Posts: 13,932
And1: 7,342
Joined: Oct 05, 2013
 

Re: Time To End The Hinrich Era. - MERGED 

Post#465 » by RSCD3_ » Wed Mar 4, 2015 2:59 pm

Red-Bulls83 wrote:
musiqsoulchild wrote:
Polynice4Pippen wrote:Can't believe we gave Kirk a player option for next season and a no trade clause too. Gar/Pax are just as complicit as Thibs.


I learnt from this board P4P that the no trade clause kicks in automatically due to his NBA tenure.

It's not techinally a no trade clause, but it has something to do with his bird rights. Basically he would lose them in a trade, so he has the right to veto a trade. I think...

Plus, I think he also had a trade kicker.

I have never been a Kirk basher. Infact, I have been a fan of his and respect him giving it his all when he's on the court. I seriously can't remember a guy his size willingly taking charges from guys almost twice his size. He has always played with a lot of guts, but he's just not a regular rotation level player anymore. I think Thibs is finally begining to see that with the low minutes he played tonight.

So thanks Kirk for wearing the red, white and black and playing hard for our team, but you should probably be sitting next to Nazr at this point in your career.


He also has a german last name :o

Maybe thats why he's stayed

Everyone is afraid to move him :lol:
I came here to do two things: get lost and slice **** up & I'm all out of directions.

Butler removing rearview mirror in his car as a symbol to never look back

Peja Stojakovic wrote:Jimmy butler, with no regard for human life
ingvald
Veteran
Posts: 2,516
And1: 1,861
Joined: Jun 20, 2014
Location: the 920- a wretched hive of scum and villany
       

Re: Time To End The Hinrich Era. - MERGED 

Post#466 » by ingvald » Wed Mar 4, 2015 5:03 pm

Red-Bulls83 wrote:It's not techinally a no trade clause, but it has something to do with his bird rights. Basically he would lose them in a trade, so he has the right to veto a trade. I think...


I'm not a CBA expert but players with Bird rights have the right to veto any trade.
Honesty is my only excuse.
Image
BullsFan88- the Sig Mamba
User avatar
TheSuzerain
RealGM
Posts: 17,386
And1: 11,401
Joined: Mar 29, 2012

Re: Time To End The Hinrich Era. - MERGED 

Post#467 » by TheSuzerain » Wed Mar 4, 2015 5:23 pm

ingvald wrote:
Red-Bulls83 wrote:It's not techinally a no trade clause, but it has something to do with his bird rights. Basically he would lose them in a trade, so he has the right to veto a trade. I think...


I'm not a CBA expert but players with Bird rights have the right to veto any trade.

The veto ability only comes into play for player's on a 1 year deal that will give them Bird Rights. It's in place because if they are traded they will lose their Bird Rights if they are traded. That's Kirk.
User avatar
Axl Rose
Head Coach
Posts: 6,840
And1: 4,091
Joined: Jul 03, 2013
Location: Superunknown

Re: Time To End The Hinrich Era. - MERGED 

Post#468 » by Axl Rose » Wed Mar 4, 2015 5:30 pm

the thing that needs to happen is next year Bulls and Hinrich come to the agreement that his playing days are over and him accept a buyout and retire then come on board as a assistant in the front office
I don't do the dishes, I throw them in the crib
PrimzyBulls81
Assistant Coach
Posts: 3,933
And1: 1,226
Joined: Feb 09, 2013

Re: Time To End The Hinrich Era. - MERGED 

Post#469 » by PrimzyBulls81 » Wed Mar 4, 2015 5:36 pm

AirGordon7 wrote:the thing that needs to happen is next year Bulls and Hinrich come to the agreement that his playing days are over and him accept a buyout and retire then come on board as a assistant in the front office


We can all hope for that :) I dont think there has to be a buyout,its a player option.. he doesnt take it,soo doesnt that mean ,he is a free agent?
MC3
RealGM
Posts: 14,260
And1: 7,749
Joined: Jul 21, 2014

Re: Time To End The Hinrich Era. - MERGED 

Post#470 » by MC3 » Wed Mar 4, 2015 5:38 pm

AirGordon7 wrote:the thing that needs to happen is next year Bulls and Hinrich come to the agreement that his playing days are over and him accept a buyout and retire then come on board as a assistant in the front office

Agree. Also make Hinrich assistant coach. This will please Thibs. Having his guy watching his back as be bonding link between FO and coaching staff.
User avatar
Axl Rose
Head Coach
Posts: 6,840
And1: 4,091
Joined: Jul 03, 2013
Location: Superunknown

Re: Time To End The Hinrich Era. - MERGED 

Post#471 » by Axl Rose » Wed Mar 4, 2015 5:40 pm

PrimzyBulls81 wrote:
AirGordon7 wrote:the thing that needs to happen is next year Bulls and Hinrich come to the agreement that his playing days are over and him accept a buyout and retire then come on board as a assistant in the front office


We can all hope for that :) I dont think there has to be a buyout,its a player option.. he doesnt take it,soo doesnt that mean ,he is a free agent?


well im assuming hes gonna want to collect on that 3m PO...so offer a buyout and a job

i feel thats taking care of him very well
I don't do the dishes, I throw them in the crib
User avatar
Mr. Tibbs
Head Coach
Posts: 6,447
And1: 497
Joined: Jun 25, 2006

Re: Time To End The Hinrich Era. - MERGED 

Post#472 » by Mr. Tibbs » Wed Mar 4, 2015 5:40 pm

dice wrote:
Mr. Tibbs wrote:We've all heard the drinking theory and marriage theory as the reasons for his decline. Here's my half baked theory..Maybe he just needs Gordon back to fire up the Hinrich vs Gordon debates and give him a reason to be good again. A Batman/Joker type relationship.

that's a quarter baked theory


It's a joke, but I'm not into green font lol.
RIP Johnny Red Kerr, Norm Van Lier, Pdenninggolden, Bullsmaniac
musiqsoulchild
RealGM
Posts: 29,550
And1: 6,359
Joined: Nov 28, 2005
Location: Chicago

Re: Time To End The Hinrich Era. - MERGED 

Post#473 » by musiqsoulchild » Wed Mar 4, 2015 6:31 pm

Kirk's salary next year is TWICE what he would get at the vet min.

From a $ perspective though, its only 1.4 Million dollars more. I say only because its Kirk and he's already made his money.

It would be super cool if we can shave off that salary by negotiating with Kirk.
For love, not money.
User avatar
Red Larrivee
RealGM
Posts: 42,225
And1: 19,062
Joined: Feb 15, 2007
Location: Hogging Microphone Time From Tom Dore

Re: Time To End The Hinrich Era. - MERGED 

Post#474 » by Red Larrivee » Wed Mar 4, 2015 7:35 pm

Edit: never mind
musiqsoulchild
RealGM
Posts: 29,550
And1: 6,359
Joined: Nov 28, 2005
Location: Chicago

Re: Time To End The Hinrich Era. - MERGED 

Post#475 » by musiqsoulchild » Wed Mar 4, 2015 7:41 pm

Something I posted in the game thread...but I guess this is a better place for it. Highlights the issues we have had with injuries this season with PG-SG-SF.

Lets look at Kirk's minutes distribution by position the last 3 seasons:

At age 32: 85% of Kirk's minutes were at PG. This is even with Nate on the team.
At age 33: 75% of Kirk's minutes were at PG. This is with DJ on the team.

Now, factor in that Brooks is a worse point guard than DJ or even Nate. Especially if you account for defense. And remember that Kirk's game and speed are aging each year.

Given the above, guess what this seasons position breakdown of Kirk's minutes are?

At age 34: Only 30% of his minutes thus far have been at PG. That's right ..almost 70% are at the wing.

Why is there such a huge disconnect?
Because of Derrick's minutes restrictions, Butlers games missed, Snell's incompetence in 2014 and Dunleavy's 20 game absence.

Kirk is being shunted into a role as a stop-gap to get some semblance of a team game going. While being injured himself. This also explains his drop in Assists...he was leading the team in that category when he was largely subbing in for Derrick at PG through December. Then, once he started playing off-guard, his assists went down.
For love, not money.
jumpstart
Starter
Posts: 2,198
And1: 772
Joined: Dec 21, 2014

Re: Time To End The Hinrich Era. - MERGED 

Post#476 » by jumpstart » Fri Mar 6, 2015 3:24 am

and he does it again!!! DAMNIT! Dude keeps losing games for us.
Wingy
RealGM
Posts: 16,135
And1: 7,083
Joined: Feb 15, 2007

Re: Time To End The Hinrich Era. - MERGED 

Post#477 » by Wingy » Fri Mar 6, 2015 4:48 am

If Moore's performance tonight doesn't bury the corpse of Kirk Hinrich...I completely give up.

Return to Chicago Bulls