[Damian Necronamous]

Aren't you loyal Bulls fans ******off with Krause?

He is awful at his job! He totally destroyed the Bulls! Hopefully your franchise will return to greatness. Getting Rose may have been a step in the right direction, and drafting Jay Williams will be another one aswell.

 

[truebluefan]

Do you believe everything you read? Its a long story but JK had help in "destroying the bulls" I will let some of my fellow fans explain it if they want to. I am tired of hearing the same slam over and over again and having to explain it over and over again.

And oh by the way, judging by the number of bulls fans here and on other message boards, obviously we are not ****** at JK.

 

[Wishbone]

is this a genuine question -- or are you just here to stir up trouble?


well anyway, most of the bulls fans here on this and other message boards will tell you, we've been through our tiffs with one jelly-donut eating Mr. Krause

i was initially upset with nearly every move Krause has made in the past few years. notably: drafting Fizer, trading Brand, and trading for Rose

and yet, somehow, i've found that each of those moves were at least somewhat beneficial for the team. hell, getting Chandler and getting Rose were like little miracles in the long run.

for the first time since MJ re-retired, I really feel that this Bulls team is set to return to greatness - and that Jerry Krause - by making bold and unconventional moves - had set this franchise straight for years to come.
I would think that other GM's should be showering him with kudos. some are, but Krause still has a reputation, and many casual fans are going to see nothing more than that reputation...

 

[Songcycle]

I fully agree with Wishbone on how things are now and what I really want to say about Mr X would violate the rules for this site. So Mr. X please get lost and don't come back. ESPN needs you.

 

[Dan Rosenbaum]

And in the meantime, it sure was fun sweeping your Lakers this year. And seeing Shaq get so frustrated that he threw a punch at a guy with his back turned. And seeing Kobe come up short in the first overtime win and in the full-game rematch (a game that the LA crowd seemed more pumped up for than they did Games 1 and 2 of the Finals).

At least when we were champs (and when we are again), we had enough pride to not get swept by a team who would end up tied for the worst record in the league. MJ never would have let that happen.

 

[blkwdw13]

I couldnt of said it better myself.

After thinking it over for the last couple of years Im kind of happy were the team is going as long as they keep it together.