Diverse leadership sings from these two hires that provide the Bulls with an added amount of respect throughout the league while filling specific voids from the “GarPax” era in the areas of player development and player relationships.
Working for the Bulls is a devalued proposition in the NBA, having lost as much esteem as any organization could in the space of 20 years.
The Chicago Bulls didn’t land any big free agents yet again, but the guys they got will make them a better team next year — and a better option for the next big FA sweepstakes.
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WARR contributor Josh Hicks offers his thoughts on the Chicago Bulls and the NBA
WARR contributor Josh Hicks offers his thoughts on the Chicago Bulls and the NBA
View this post on Instagram Chicago, What can I say?! I truly struggle with the words because you've been so much more than just my home for the last 6 […]
WARR contributor Josh Hicks offers his thoughts on the Chicago Bulls and the NBA The Chicago Bulls started off the 2017 season focused, determined and hungry. Then — following […]
WARR contributor Josh Hicks offers his thoughts on the Chicago Bulls and the NBA When the Chicago Bulls signed hometown superstar Dwyane Wade this past offseason, I figured that this […]
WARR contributor Josh Hicks offers his thoughts on the Chicago Bulls and the NBA One thing the NBA does as well as any league is continually pump out episodes of […]
