Layla Rahimi

Also interpreting Reinsdorf with Reinsdorf in that that is Hawk Harrelson.

Not not exactly a celebratory.

I really did appreciate working with Billy for many years.

And frankly, I don't know what you're doing in the next.

season of your life but goodness knows we have all the space in the world for you here to tell your stories when it comes to basketball udon is haslam florida practice whatever you want to do we are the space for you so if you feel like you need to talk ball anytime i'm just issuing an open invitation because you and i both love to hear that man just talk hoops

Right, and front office didn't.

Arturis Karnaschovas and Mark Eversley left that to Billy Donovan.

And now that the direction is completely wide open for the Bulls,

This is the hard part.

Joe Kelly also putting out his article today at the Sun-Times, by the way.

Bulls coach Billy Donovan steps away after six seasons at the helm.

And he had an interesting quote in here, Marshall, that I think is worth listening to or reading right here on 104.3 The Score.

He goes back to a couple of quotes that he had weeks ago.

When I got into coaching, I never did it for the muddy piece of it, and I never really did it for notoriety.

I loved the game, I loved competing, and I felt like outside my parents, the people who had the most influence on me in my life were the guys that coached me.

I never really thought, hey, listen, I'm going to get into coaching because I want to be in the Hall of Fame.

I wanted to get into coaching to win in the competing part and try to get a group of guys to compete.

So I never looked at it from a legacy standpoint as much as the season comes to an end.

How are we going to work to get into a place where we're really competing and how do we build this out moving forward?

Those are the things we need to talk about.