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To start the thread: "Bulls fans are classless for booing the memory of Jerry Krause!"

Same guy currently: "Here's exactly how useless and buffoonish Jerry Krause was as Bulls GM!"

Yeah the guy who could never get back to the playoffs once Jordan left was the "key" to it all. His acquisition of players like Cliff "Good News" Livingston and Ed Neely were the sort of moves that put the Bulls "over the hump" as far as Vegan is concerned.

Because in the end, It's Reinsdorf's fault. He's the guy who valued Crumbs over Jordan.

Juice's Lecture Notes wrote:

To start the thread: "Bulls fans are classless for booing the memory of Jerry Krause!"

Same guy currently: "Here's exactly how useless and buffoonish Jerry Krause was as Bulls GM!"

He's an Asskisser. Come and PLAY IN HIS DIRECTION. He's an Asskisser. Kissing Ass for YOUR affection!

The Doctor Of Style wrote:

Juice's Lecture Notes wrote:

To start the thread: "Bulls fans are classless for booing the memory of Jerry Krause!"

Same guy currently: "Here's exactly how useless and buffoonish Jerry Krause was as Bulls GM!"

He's an Asskisser. Come and PLAY IN HIS DIRECTION. He's an Asskisser. Kissing Ass for YOUR affection!

Don't get upset with me because you can't maintain logical coherence in a thread YOU started.

The Doctor Of Style wrote:

The best was when Kukoc just showed up to the berto center one day and started practicing with the team out of nowhere. Great walk on story. Maybe second best story after Rodman who met Perdue for coffee one day and they mutually agreed to switch teams to see if anyone would notice. Unbelievable stories behind how the dynasty teams came together in your telling.

Nardi wrote:

Because in the end, It's Reinsdorf's fault. He's the guy who valued Crumbs over Jordan.

I don't know. I think Krause gets too much blame for both breaking the dynasty up and building it in the first place. It all began and ended with Jordan. Once he didn't have enough to win again (which I don't think he did) it was bound to be over anyway.

The Bulls were only great because of Jordan!
You can't blame Carmelo because his teams never did anything!

Brick wrote:

The Bulls were only great because of Jordan!
You can't blame Carmelo because his teams never did anything!

Biggest indictment of Carmelo is that he wasn't Michael Jeffrey Jordan. Oh the Indignation of it! How will he ever sleep at night as a result? Just Asking A Question

The Doctor Of Style wrote:

Nardi wrote:

Because in the end, It's Reinsdorf's fault. He's the guy who valued Crumbs over Jordan.

Jordan was born to win. An overachiever with the best talent. And as far as I'm concerned, Purdue Rick nailed it with about 12 words.

Vegan has a right to point out we're Jordan fans more than Bulls fans. But I saw him a couple hundred times in person and I never saw anything like it and am 100% sure I will never see it again.

The Doctor Of Style wrote:

Brick wrote:

The Bulls were only great because of Jordan!
You can't blame Carmelo because his teams never did anything!

Biggest indictment of Carmelo is that he wasn't Michael Jeffrey Jordan. Oh the Indignation of it! How will he ever sleep at night as a result? Just Asking A Question

There are much, much, much bigger indictments of Carmelo Anthony.

Pippen was one the best defensive non-centers I've ever seen. I was glad to have him and defended him when most of Chicago didn't much care for him. Very few adopted him until the '93 Knicks playoff series where he carried them, and even then, it was somewhat fleeting after that.

Nardi wrote:

. Might be the only player in history for which there's no detailed information about his origin story and how the team came to know of his existence.

Nardi wrote:

Yep. Thank goodness he sort of just appeared out of nowhere. Might be the only player in history for which there's no detailed information about his origin story and how the team came to know of his existence.

In NBA circles, Krause's trade for Dennis Hopson was simply regarded as a "gamechanging" move. It Drastically "altered" the course of the franchise.

Nardi wrote:

veganfan21 wrote:

Nardi wrote:

We get it. Go back to talking about Packers draft pick 4 years ago. We're still unclear on that.

The Doctor Of Style wrote:

In NBA circles, Krause's trade for Dennis Hopson was simply regarded as a "gamechanging" move. It Drastically "altered" the course of the franchise.

Should be a 30 for 30: how the Bulls could have emerged as a powerhouse team in the 90s by drafting Rod Strickland and redoing the Hopson trade. Oh what could have been. It'll be very depressing to watch.

Nardi wrote:

veganfan21 wrote:

Nardi wrote:

We get it. Go back to talking about Packers draft pick 4 years ago. We're still unclear on that.

I'll stay right here, motherfucker, but thanks for the suggestion.

Nardi wrote:

It's perfect this is posted on January 1.8th! :lol:

For all of Krause's "Hits", there's:

Dragan Tarlac
Dalibor Bagaric
David Kornel
Eddie Curry
....and many more....

Author:	The Doctor Of Style [ Thu Jan 18, 2024 12:35 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Bulls Fans
Juice's Lecture Notes wrote: To start the thread: "Bulls fans are classless for booing the memory of Jerry Krause!" Same guy currently: "Here's exactly how useless and buffoonish Jerry Krause was as Bulls GM!" He's an Asskisser. Come and PLAY IN HIS DIRECTION. He's an Asskisser. Kissing Ass for YOUR affection!

Author:	Nardi [ Thu Jan 18, 2024 12:36 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Bulls Fans
Because in the end, It's Reinsdorf's fault. He's the guy who valued Crumbs over Jordan.

Author:	veganfan21 [ Thu Jan 18, 2024 12:37 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Bulls Fans
The Doctor Of Style wrote: Yeah the guy who could never get back to the playoffs once Jordan left was the "key" to it all. His acquisition of players like Cliff "Good News" Livingston and Ed Neely were the sort of moves that put the Bulls "over the hump" as far as Vegan is concerned. The best was when Kukoc just showed up to the berto center one day and started practicing with the team out of nowhere. Great walk on story. Maybe second best story after Rodman who met Perdue for coffee one day and they mutually agreed to switch teams to see if anyone would notice. Unbelievable stories behind how the dynasty teams came together in your telling.

Author:	The Doctor Of Style [ Thu Jan 18, 2024 12:40 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Bulls Fans
Nardi wrote: Because in the end, It's Reinsdorf's fault. He's the guy who valued Crumbs over Jordan. I don't know. I think Krause gets too much blame for both breaking the dynasty up and building it in the first place. It all began and ended with Jordan. Once he didn't have enough to win again (which I don't think he did) it was bound to be over anyway.

Author:	Juice's Lecture Notes [ Thu Jan 18, 2024 12:40 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Bulls Fans
The Doctor Of Style wrote: Juice's Lecture Notes wrote: To start the thread: "Bulls fans are classless for booing the memory of Jerry Krause!" Same guy currently: "Here's exactly how useless and buffoonish Jerry Krause was as Bulls GM!" He's an Asskisser. Come and PLAY IN HIS DIRECTION. He's an Asskisser. Kissing Ass for YOUR affection! Don't get upset with me because you can't maintain logical coherence in a thread YOU started.

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Author:	Seacrest [ Thu Jan 18, 2024 12:42 pm ]
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veganfan21 wrote: The Doctor Of Style wrote: Yeah the guy who could never get back to the playoffs once Jordan left was the "key" to it all. His acquisition of players like Cliff "Good News" Livingston and Ed Neely were the sort of moves that put the Bulls "over the hump" as far as Vegan is concerned. The best was when Kukoc just showed up to the berto center one day and started practicing with the team out of nowhere. Great walk on story. Maybe second best story after Rodman who met Perdue for coffee one day and they mutually agreed to switch teams to see if anyone would notice. Unbelievable stories behind how the dynasty teams came together in your telling. Bill Cartwright getting a flat tire by the Berto Center and wandering in there for help, was the best move ever.

Author:	veganfan21 [ Thu Jan 18, 2024 12:48 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Bulls Fans
It's true. I think the entire city would be on board with exchanging six rings for the opportunity to go back into time and draft Rod Strickland.

Author:	Nardi [ Thu Jan 18, 2024 12:53 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Bulls Fans
The Doctor Of Style wrote: Nardi wrote: Because in the end, It's Reinsdorf's fault. He's the guy who valued Crumbs over Jordan. I don't know. I think Krause gets too much blame for both breaking the dynasty up and building it in the first place. It all began and ended with Jordan. Once he didn't have enough to win again (which I don't think he did) it was bound to be over anyway. Jordan was born to win. An overachiever with the best talent. And as far as I'm concerned, Purdue Rick nailed it with about 12 words. Vegan has a right to point out we're Jordan fans more than Bulls fans. But I saw him a couple hundred times in person and I never saw anything like it and am 100% sure I will never see it again.

Author:	Brick [ Thu Jan 18, 2024 12:54 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Bulls Fans
The Bulls were only great because of Jordan! You can't blame Carmelo because his teams never did anything!

Author:	Brick [ Thu Jan 18, 2024 1:00 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Bulls Fans
The Doctor Of Style wrote: Brick wrote: The Bulls were only great because of Jordan! You can't blame Carmelo because his teams never did anything! Biggest indictment of Carmelo is that he wasn't Michael Jeffrey Jordan. Oh the Indignation of it! How will he ever sleep at night as a result? Just Asking A Question There are much, much, much bigger indictments of Carmelo Anthony.

Author:	Tall Midget [ Thu Jan 18, 2024 1:03 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Bulls Fans
Nardi wrote: The Doctor Of Style wrote: Nardi wrote: Because in the end, It's Reinsdorf's fault. He's the guy who valued Crumbs over Jordan. I don't know. I think Krause gets too much blame for both breaking the dynasty up and building it in the first place. It all began and ended with Jordan. Once he didn't have enough to win again (which I don't think he did) it was bound to be over anyway. Jordan was born to win. An overachiever with the best talent. And as far as I'm concerned, Purdue Rick nailed it with about 12 words. Vegan has a right to point out we're Jordan fans more than Bulls fans. But I saw him a couple hundred times in person and I never saw anything like it and am 100% sure I will never see it again. Truth.

Author:	Nardi [ Thu Jan 18, 2024 2:15 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Bulls Fans
Pippen was one the best defensive non-centers I've ever seen. I was glad to have him and defended him when most of Chicago didn't much care for him. Very few adopted him until the '93 Knicks playoff series where he carried them, and even then, it was somewhat fleeting after that.

Author:	veganfan21 [ Thu Jan 18, 2024 2:18 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Bulls Fans
Nardi wrote: Pippen was one the best defensive non-centers I've ever seen. I was glad to have him and defended him when most of Chicago didn't much care for him. Very few adopted him until the '93 Knicks playoff series where he carried them, and even then, it was somewhat fleeting after that. Yep. Thank goodness he sort of just appeared out of nowhere. Might be the only player in history for which there's no detailed information about his origin story and how the team came to know of his existence.

Author:	Brick [ Thu Jan 18, 2024 2:36 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Bulls Fans
veganfan21 wrote: Nardi wrote: Pippen was one the best defensive non-centers I've ever seen. I was glad to have him and defended him when most of Chicago didn't much care for him. Very few adopted him until the '93 Knicks playoff series where he carried them, and even then, it was somewhat fleeting after that. Yep. Thank goodness he sort of just appeared out of nowhere. Might be the only player in history for which there's no detailed information about his origin story and how the team came to know of his existence.

Author:	The Doctor Of Style [ Thu Jan 18, 2024 3:17 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Bulls Fans
Top 5 Jerry Krause acquisitions during the Dynasty Years 1. Signing Jack Haley to A Free Agent Deal. 2. Acquiring Ed Neely 3. Signing Robert "Chief" Parish 4. Drafting Byron Houston 5. Drafting Corie Williams

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Author:	veganfan21 [ Thu Jan 18, 2024 3:02 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Bulls Fans
The Doctor Of Style wrote: In NBA circles, Krause's trade for Dennis Hopson was simply regarded as a "gamechanging" move. It Drastically "altered" the course of the franchise. Should be a 30 for 30: how the Bulls could have emerged as a powerhouse team in the 90s by drafting Rod Strickland and redoing the Hopson trade. Oh what could have been. It'll be very depressing to watch.

Author:	Nardi [ Thu Jan 18, 2024 3:03 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Bulls Fans
veganfan21 wrote: Nardi wrote: Pippen was one the best defensive non-centers I've ever seen. I was glad to have him and defended him when most of Chicago didn't much care for him. Very few adopted him until the '93 Knicks playoff series where he carried them, and even then, it was somewhat fleeting after that. Yep. Thank goodness he sort of just appeared out of nowhere. Might be the only player in history for which there's no detailed information about his origin story and how the team came to know of his existence. We get it. Go back to talking about Packers draft pick 4 years ago. We're still unclear on that.

Author:	veganfan21 [ Thu Jan 18, 2024 3:08 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Bulls Fans
Nardi wrote: veganfan21 wrote: Nardi wrote: Pippen was one the best defensive non-centers I've ever seen. I was glad to have him and defended him when most of Chicago didn't much care for him. Very few adopted him until the '93 Knicks playoff series where he carried them, and even then, it was somewhat fleeting after that. Yep. Thank goodness he sort of just appeared out of nowhere. Might be the only player in history for which there's no detailed information about his origin story and how the team came to know of his existence. We get it. Go back to talking about Packers draft pick 4 years ago. We're still unclear on that. I'll stay right here, motherfucker, but thanks for the suggestion. And I'm sorry you're either too drunk or dumb to understand the difference between adding Tee Higgins to a championship-ready core of Rodgers, Adams and Jones fresh off a NFC championship loss vs adding a rookie QB who wouldn't play at all. You're welcome for the insight.

Author:	Sarge [ Thu Jan 18, 2024 3:10 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Bulls Fans
Nardi wrote: Pippen was one the best defensive non-centers I've ever seen. I was glad to have him and defended him when most of Chicago didn't much care for him. Very few adopted him until the '93 Knicks playoff series where he carried them, and even then, it was somewhat fleeting after that. It's perfect this is posted on January 1.8th! For all of Krause's "Hits", there's: Dragan Tarlac Dalibor Bagaric David Kornel Eddie Curry ....and many more....

Author:	Nardi [ Thu Jan 18, 2024 3:13 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Bulls Fans
veganfan21 wrote: Nardi wrote: veganfan21 wrote: Nardi wrote: Pippen was one the best defensive non-centers I've ever seen. I was glad to have him and defended him when most of Chicago didn't much care for him. Very few adopted him until the '93 Knicks playoff series where he carried them, and even then, it was somewhat fleeting after that. Yep. Thank goodness he sort of just appeared out of nowhere. Might be the only player in history for which there's no detailed information about his origin story and how the team came to know of his existence. We get it. Go back to talking about Packers draft pick 4 years ago. We're still unclear on that. I'll stay right here, motherfucker, but thanks for the suggestion. You're welcome.

Author:	Tall Midget [ Thu Jan 18, 2024 3:18 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Bulls Fans
Sarge wrote: Nardi wrote: Pippen was one the best defensive non-centers I've ever seen. I was glad to have him and defended him when most of Chicago didn't much care for him. Very few adopted him until the '93 Knicks playoff series where he carried them, and even then, it was somewhat fleeting after that. It's perfect this is posted on January 1.8th! For all of Krause's "Hits", there's: Dragan Tarlac Dalibor Bagaric David Kornel Eddie Curry ....and many more.... Imagine if he had taken Shawn Kemp instead of Stacey King.