Fire Ryan Poles | Fire Ben Johnson

This isn’t how I wanted to spend my Tuesday night. It’s enough that I was watching the Blackhawks only to see Patrick Kane get hurt. It looks like a shoulder injury for him. Then, about an hour or two later, I find out that Derrick Rose is out for the season. Great.

A reader who goes by “Nikola Drops” chimed in with a comment in the previous post on here. He already predicted that I was going to write about how this is on ThomASS. While this injury isn’t on him, directly. However, I will say that could have been caused from his previous injuries. It all started with the ACL tear three years ago, in my opinion.

I hate making comparisons or analogies, but I will here. With Rose, first, it was the ACL. Then, it’s a meniscus tear. Then another one. I compare this to an old car. In college, I drove an ’83 Cavalier. The first problem was a coolant fan relay and that lead to my car overheating. About three weeks later, the car began shaking. I needed to replace the alternator. Later, the serpentine belt. You get the point. At the end, the transmission fucked up. I ended up junking it for $50.

Derrick Rose is my 1983 Chevy Cavalier.

Good to see the meatballs out in full force on a Sunday morning.

Bulls lose to the Rockets 101-90. It was their third loss in a row. They are 4-6 in their last ten games. In this game, they missed six free throws, shot 34% from the field and only played four bench players. Jimmy Butler logged 41 minutes in a game where the Bulls trailed for most of it. Again, this has been the trend all season and even all of these years since ThomASS took over.

The Bulls are now in fifth place in the conference and 11 games out of first. The players are tired, injured and mentally out of it. That’s a sign of a team tuning out their PATHETIC head coach.

It’s time to take out the trash. It stinks.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/01/28/boston-yeti_n_6563536.html

Heh. The big question remains, though, how did he get from his park in Springfield all the way up to Boston?

Our friends, Dan and Carl from Fire Ron Turner, will be in Vegas watching the Super Bowl and getting drunk. I want the Patriots to win. Fuck the Seahawks and their smug coach. Sure, Bill Belichick comes off as a scum bag but it seems like his players aren’t assholes like Dick Sherman and Marshawn Lynch.

The floor is yours.

Leave it to the Bulls, once again, to get embarrassed on National Television by losing to the 20-24 Heat. What’s more PATHETIC is that the Bulls have the tendency to always play down to their competition. We’ve seen this story too many times. I am just repeating it. I am sick and tired of this bullshit.

They let a no name journeyman by the name of Hassan Whiteside, get a triple-double. He plays 25 minutes and gets 14 points, 13 rebounds and 12 blocks. I repeat, he played 25 minutes and gets 14 points, 13 rebounds and 12 blocks.

Jimmy Butler also played 43 minutes in a game where the Bulls’ last lead was early in the first quarter.

Tom Thibodeau is the biggest fucking joke in basketball. The guy refuses to play his entire bench. He runs his players into the ground by playing them way too many minutes and with lingering injuries to several players, he has refused to adapt. The other day, Spurs’ coach Gregg Popovich stuck up for ThomASS when speaking to the media. Could it be because they are trying to win a title and he knows that if ThomASS were replaced by an actual head coach, that their title defense would be in jeopardy? That’s an example of a coach that gets it.

FOR THE LOVE OF GOD, BULLS. ARE YOU SEEING THIS CRAP? FIRE THIS FUCKING IDIOT NOW.

“Let’s play two.” We’ll miss him. I don’t have any other words.

Our mission here for the last few years may finally be reaching a glorious conclusion.

Sheridan: Thibodeau on hot seat as Bulls crumbling internally

We can only pray.

He is the former defensive coordinator for the 49ers. And the 49ers weren’t too bad the last few years. All I have to say is that the guy has actually had some success unlike the previous moron, who failed everywhere he went.

Good to see the Bears work with a sense of urgency.