Nick Friedel

A really good guy.

And it didn't work.

And they knew early on it wasn't working.

So I am interested in the next year or two to see what kind of

100%.

Marshall, if you're the Bulls, you have got to make the right decision here.

I know Billy was respected, and oh my God, did the Bulls love to fall into, oh, he's a Hall of Fame coach.

Guys, he was a Hall of Fame coach because of what he did at Florida.

I mean, he had some success in Oklahoma City and he provided stabilization after the boiling years.

But like to say to Billy, oh, my God, we can't live without Billy Donovan in Chicago.

They weren't that successful.

You go back the boiling years.

They were what they were.

And again, we just touched on Hoiberg.

The Bulls knew, the front office knew after that first year, this wasn't working out.

And it's what I think is one of the single biggest criticisms of Mike, of Mike Reinsdorf, is that

They know that some of these hires aren't panning out and they just continue to stay with it through time.

So, Marshall, in saying that as the context, you have to hit on this coach.

And like anything else, you've got to get a coach in here.

that understands what the front office is trying to build and is trying to build with them moving forward.