Danny Parkins

I think that's good.

But no matter who it was going to be...

Because the Bulls were not going to have an unlimited budget, they weren't going to give Bob Myers $20 million a year to run the front office.

Because Sam Presti's not leaving Oklahoma City, it was going to be someone who's getting his first chance at the big job.

It's very similar to Arturis Karnishevis and Mark Eversley.

When Arturis and Eversley were hired, they came from successful organizations and a bunch of people sung their praises.

That's exactly what this is.

We don't know until he's in the big seat how he's going to do.

And if the Bulls have some lottery luck on Sunday, he's probably going to get off to a great start.

And if they don't have lottery luck...

they're probably going to be a pretty bad team.

No, they'll probably be a bad team regardless.

But I think it's hard to have a huge, strong opinion on a guy that we're taking everyone else's word for it on him.

Seems smart.

Thought he came across well in the press conference.

Glowing endorsements from people who had worked with him.

But that's...

exactly what the last group of guys were maybe not as much with the press conference thing but that was a little bit more of a language barrier frankly for our tourists so you know unless the bulls were going to really swing for the fences i think it's tough to get too excited or too down on this one way or the other other than like i said i was glad that it wasn't just conventional wisdom and it was a little bit more outside the box

Yeah, but again, Mark Eversley had big ones in Toronto, and Arturis had guys that he claimed success for in Denver.

So that stuff, when the Bears hired Matt Nagy, it was like, and he called plays for Andy Reid.