Marshall Harris

The only thing that happened of importance to me was after the game.

So I heard this and I was like, all right, this actually sounds normal to me because he

Just got done coaching a game, and he's got a lot on his plate as far as what to think of.

Specifically, first thing, exit interviews with the players.

And then we know he's not meeting with ownership tomorrow, or I guess today.

And I felt like this was going to be a process that took some time.

He needs a couple of days to just think about what he wants.

I would call the season dysfunctional because any season that starts with one vision, a 5-0 start.

I can't just remind people that the Bulls were 5-0 to start the season.

They were 5-0.

And then the vice president of basketball operations, Archersh Karnaschov, is saying midway through the season, we're going to do something different this time.

And then that different was worse than what, you know, the grass really is not always greener on the other side.

What they did was not good in terms of what they got back as far as draft capital, in my opinion.

Sure.

Because you got to get something back, right?

And so they did that, and then maybe that opens eyes as to why they hadn't gotten stuff in the past because they didn't know how to get stuff back.

I don't know that there is a disconnect, though, between Billy Donovan and ownership in the same way that there is between, or was, I should say, between Mark Eversley, Archeris Karnaschovas, and ownership, and or Billy, and or Billy, because we were told how bad of communicators they are.

And when you take that into direct... I think we also experienced it from the lack of press conferences.

Yes, clearly.

And in contrast, every time someone did have to step up to the podium, Jaden Ivey specifically comes to mind.