Bulls Operating Under Assumption Dwyane Wade Wants To Be In Chicago, Not Bought Out ... Yet
A Wade buyout "would have to be advantageous for us," Bulls executive John Paxson says.
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A Wade buyout "would have to be advantageous for us," Bulls executive John Paxson says.
It's just really hard to be notable in Minneapolis, no matter one's stock in trade.
"We want to have flexibility with our roster," general manager Gar Forman says.
"They said he's doing great, he's ahead of schedule," Gar Forman says of LaVine.
"I owe so much to the person I am now, and to the player that I've become, to you," Butler tells Bulls fans.
Bulls management never seems excited or even confident in its plan.
Travelle Gaines, Jimmy Butler's trainer, called Bulls general manager Gar Forman "a liar."
It's hard to criticize the Bulls changing philosophy when we've been yelling for them to do so.
The Bulls had one asset to trade, and they did it. The trade of Jimmy Butler has started a rebuild.
"It's going to be a difficult process, because that's what rebuilding is about," John Paxson says.