I Can Think of 35 Ways to Say Christmas Eve is Coming
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Only in Chicago, does shit like this happen.
Illinois Governor Pat Quinn spearheads an initiative to get "low level" prisoners out of jail early to save tax payer dollars.
The top basketball player in the history of the city sues the two most prominent grocery chains for trademark infringement.
And the Chicago Bulls, the franchise that basketball player's team (which may explain why he owns a different one), blew a 35 point lead to a team that's 13-14. Are you kidding me?
Sure the Bulls have sunk to many lows over the last month. They won one game during their annual circus road trip, beating the Sacramento Kings at home. The same Kings they let put back into the game last night. Let alone, the 10 out of 12 they lost when half of those games were lost by more than 20 points. And let's not forget about the loss to a team that only won one game so far this season, the New Jersey Nets.
However, this one takes the icing off the cake. At half time, the Bulls led 79-44. You felt like the game was just about over, but nope. The Bulls once again found away to put themselves on the front page in front of the Bears who obviously have bigger problems. The Bulls shot 2 for 10 in the fourth with nine turnovers. The last team field goal scored by Kirk Hinrich with 10:15 left on the clock for the game.
And in the end, there's Vinny Del Negro with a very depressed look on his face. And another gem comes out of his mouth.
"You're always trying to find ways to do a better job, and this one stings. But players win games. You have to execute. We got a little complacent, and they jumped on us. It's me; it's the coaches; it's the players; it's everybody.''
Come on Vinny. As the captain of the ship, you need to keep your team focused. You need to keep them in the game, and you and many of the players said that your team lacks defense. Oh no, my fine feathered friend, your team lacks spirit, heart, and testicular fortitude as Mick Foley used to say all the time. Your team makes me laugh in a bad way. I really wanted to watch the Bulls this year, but now, I just can't. I just will watch Monday Night Football games that have no rhyme or reason to them. Like the Giants playing the Redskins, actually I think the Redskins weren't playing. Jason Campbell really sucked last night.
Bottom line, the Bulls need to do something. Tonight they go to New York to play the Knicks. And then on Thursday, it's Christmas Eve. It's that wonderful time of year.
Wonder if someone gets sent on a permanent vacation again?
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VDN must be fired! If there was any doubt, the Sacramento debacle confirmed it for me. It isn’t about rotations, or schemes, or matchups. Though the Bulls certainly have some talent issues, and VDN has some issues with the X’s and O’s…this doesn’t explain their EPIC collapse. From VDN on down, they flat out panicked as soon as the Kings presented them with the slightest challenge. The Bulls have ZERO leadership, NONE. Not one man stood up and said, ‘HELL NO! This CANNOT happen! I won’t LET it!‘. NOBODY did anything but curl up in a ball and wet themselves. Rose did NOTHING…Deng did NOTHING…most disappointing to me might have been Noah. It’s not that he was worse than everybody else, but rather that I guess I viewed Noah with a degree of admiration that I don’t feel for many other players. Certainly he could get everybody hyped up…but no. I can see now that the Bulls players are not self motivating, and their confidence is as fragile as glass. Whatever fire they had, VDN seems to have coached it out of them. VDN is nothing but an empty suit as far as I’m concerned. His play calling(or lack of), is the least of his deficiencies. His team just played perhaps the WORST 20 minute span in NBA HISTORY…and he says ‘Well we got a little complacent…blah…blah…blah’. Where is the OUTRAGE?…Where is the rallying cry?…Where is the PASSION, and where were these things DURING THE GAME? It is clear to me that Vinnie is USELESS, and every day that the Bulls go without a REAL LEADER is nothing but a wasted day for our Bulls.

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