But i loved that answer, +1 sir!

like Gordon doesn’t also dominate the ball….

I guess my point was that came when Hinrich was the point guard. ‘that guy’ would have to play differently with Rose. Though it was nice to see a reminder of when he actually was a plus defender.

Send this to hinrich himself, “This kirk, this is called having swagger, this is what you once were, nay….are!! Now become this immediately!!”

I started watching the bulls again durring this playoff series, and this is the hinrich i witnessed. Note the lack of hesitation, the attack mentality….where did it go. Something boylan took away, something skiles took away, something his family take away.
Someone tell him to become this again…. :( ah memeories….

Come on Theus. Put him in the doghouse.

His name is Ben Gordon and he’d love to be loved by you, Chicago fanbase. He’s just Ray Allen in miniature. Go look at their advanced stats from their careers at the same points. They are absurdly similar. It’s been mentioned here many many times, by Scotter and by me and others.

As a hinrich fan, i want my favorite player on my favorite team, and not as some butt of some joke (like duhon was) as a bulls fan i want the bulls to win consistently. So thus i want hinrich to be productive whether he is sg or pg, starting or bench, he could be a role player so long as he is valuable on the team. Thats what im constantly looking for. If coming off the bench (like he did in the bucks preseason game) makes him productive, then use him in that way. I wouldnt mind having him and gordon switch roles, as icould see the benefit. I just really want him to remain a bull, because this team is the only team ill ever be a fan of (not sure it works that way with me but im sort of stubborn in what i like, hinrich and the bulls…thats what i like)

Rose should be playing 36 mins a night, Gordon 36 mins a night and Hinrich 24 mins a night for the 96 minutes at the 1 and 2 positions per game.

I remember watching kirk go insane from the outside in game 2 i believe……..thats when i was hooked as him being my favorite player. He wasnt flashy, or uber athletic, he didnt do anything that i couldnt do in a game (against my level opponents) but he still got the job done. Fundamentally sound basketball, i didnt know players could succeed doing things that way (i was spoiled by the jordans and pippens of old, who i could in no right ever be). Man to be in the uc during that time, it must have been electric…those fans…they were the ones who had stuck by….if only we had won, the bulls could have won that series…just mental mistakes at the end of games (wasnt there a play when the bulls were down 2 late in the 4th and the ball was inbounded, and duhon turned his back to the passer and it hit his back and rolled out of bounds? )