Funny vid by Rerisen...lol.
I hope the next coach sticks with the team for a while. This team needs some stability from the coaching position. How could you trade away your top scorer, and blame it on the coach for not being able to score enough points to win games? In hindsight the Bulls could have played Joakim Noah through the foot injury, that would've given the Bulls enough wins to secure a 6th or 7th seed. But, let's face it. Kirk Hinrich, and Luol Deng were M.I.A. most of the year. Right after they received those contracts, and Derrick Rose arrived, those two seemed to disappear. Strange, but true.
I had hoped that VDN would've rode James Johnson harder to become a better player. Maybe he tried, and JJ just went blank. I don't know, but the Bulls really could've used his play at times during the season He was often too busy cheering on the bench. Vinnie had to deal with often injured/often disgruntled Tyrus Thomas. All this kid needed was an offensive game. No coach in the world could wait long enough for that to happen. But he handle the situation w/ Tyrus well. The Bulls were looking like rebounding/defensive phenoms with Noah (5) Gibson (4) and Ty (3) spots.. The trouble was Tyrus was an offensive liability. Teams didn't respect his shooting, and would pack it in on defense. You're only as good as you're weakest link/ Ty was the weakest link.

Anyway; for all that he wasn't he still could've been a key contributor to this team. no way would I have let him go. And the Bulls replace him with a skinner, older version of Tyrus in Hakeem Warrick. I don't get it. Now they have cleared up salary cap space for free agency. The trouble is in order to obtain one of the top tier free agents, the Bulls now have to do a sign and trade with the teams. This sucks.!
I really don't know of too many coaches who could've willed this team to a .500 record. Given all that the players had to go thru this yr. Vinnie will eventually coach again. Maybe in Philly who knows, but he will be missed.. Best of luck to VDN, and Here's to a Better coach stepping into your footsteps and the Head Coach of the Chicago Bulls.