Comments on: Dwyane Wade is not going back to Chicago

By: Cole W

Cole W — Tue, 01 Jun 2010 20:16:41 +0000

Ayy i seen dat fool playn some ball n man he got mad skills best thing to do is bring lebron into miami and get ride of beezly or who eva df that was lol. and some otha players to have enough cash flow yah digg now ima bout to go catch dem air planes xD pce

By: LJ

LJ — Sat, 29 May 2010 03:21:04 +0000

I understand D. Wade to a degree. Looking back at the Krause era, management wasn’t held in the highest regard. Let’s not forget they did destroy one of the greatest dynasties ever assembled. Should have had more than 6 rings during that span but egos spoiled everything. Mainly Krause but I vividly remember Reinsdorf supporting his every move. Think about it, why was MJ not given some type of postion. So what if he wanted the team president title! Doesn’t he deserve it?! He’s only the greatest athlete to ever touch a basketball. And Scottie I would much rather see Pip as an asst coach vs Pete Myers. Let’s be realistic we have all hated Bulls brass at one time or another

By: Paul

Paul — Thu, 27 May 2010 15:31:19 +0000

I respect D-Wade as a player, but he couldn’t be further from the truth on this one. He either has absolutely no knowledge about the Bulls organization and their loyalty to former players or he is blatantly recruiting for Miami. Jerry Reinsdorf is the greatest owner in Chicago sports. I wish he owned all the teams here. Ask Randy Brown if Jerry was loyal, when Randy was bankrupt and had to sell off his championship rings. Jerry gave him a job. What about John Paxson? Doesn’t he do something with the Bulls now *insert sarcasm*? Or Cartwright? Wasn’t he our coach? And the guys who announce our games? Or BJ Armstrong as Asst. GM at one point? Or Pippen, who occasionally writes for Bulls.com and has done pre- and post-game analysis for some time now? Jordan wanted part ownership or at least a team president title. Now he has it in his home state. Like Larry Bird does in his home state. Well, now I’m just ranting. The fact is, the Bulls are a very loyal organization and don’t deserve to be slighted like this. If you want to stay in Miami, fine. But don’t go trashing us because you want Bosh or Lebron.

By: Randall

Randall — Thu, 27 May 2010 15:25:19 +0000

He speaks of being loyal as he entertains thoughts of leaving. Can’t blame him for not liking Chicago management though.