Julia Poe

You know, it,

It's a difficult thing to kind of accomplish, and I do understand that.

But yes, to answer, that's a long answer to a short question.

Yes, I do feel like that was reactionary to kind of what you're describing.

Well, I think there's so many questions that we have at this point in time.

It was hard, you know, in this press conference, you could even see both men kind of struggling with trying to answer questions because we're asking, okay, how are you hiring a coach?

What is your timeline going to look like?

How are XYZ things going to go?

And they simply don't know.

He's still figuring out, you know, how to get from one office to another.

Very new to Chicago, has a lot of work ahead of him.

So I think I have a lot of kind of those more minutiae questions, a lot of those more detail oriented questions that hopefully will get answered in the coming weeks.

I think my big picture thing that I kind of worry about with the Bulls is that what we saw with the last kind of regime was that hire was strong at the start.

Arturo came in with a really good resume.

People felt very highly about him throughout the NBA.

And his first moves were bold.

He took some big swings.

He tried some interesting things.

I really think that those first six months, that first year, were very interesting from that perspective.

And then it just kind of died on the vine.