The Bernstein Brief: Bulls Make No Sense
There's no sense that general manager Gar Forman is watching the same games as us.
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There's no sense that general manager Gar Forman is watching the same games as us.
In contrast, Chicago was broken, missing three key players because of injuries.
"We value Pau," Forman says of not trading the a movable asset off a downward-trending team.
Moving Hinrich is primarily a salary dump for the Bulls, who are over the luxury tax threshold.
"I never get that feeling, but you never know," Gibson says.
The hope for the Bulls would be to get an asset back and perhaps get under the luxury tax threshold.
"This is the time where things get serious," Hoiberg says.
The Bulls are looking at fundamental problems that require tough questions and honest answers.
The Warriors' 48-4 mark has put the 1995-'96 Bulls' 72-win record in jeopardy.
Bulls stock is cheap. Anyone interested?