SB Nation User Blog: mdmnd9294

Smells Like Mascot takes humorous shots at Chicago sports throughout the winter. Although the...

mdmnd9294 — Fri, 24 Oct 2008 14:45:13 -0000

Smells Like Mascot takes humorous shots at Chicago sports throughout the winter. Although the artist's first love is following the White Sox, I always find his take on the Bulls to be funny. He certainly agrees with Matt about Rose!

John Paxson The former Irish basketball player is not being mentioned by many, but would make for...

mdmnd9294 — Tue, 03 Jun 2008 23:41:55 -0000

John Paxson
The former Irish basketball player is not being mentioned by many, but would make for an interesting candidate. Paxson knows a lot about winning, clinching a NBA title for the Bulls with a game-winning shot. He also knows about running in a big-time program, currently serving as the General Manager of the Bulls. Pax does not have any college experience, however. He also does not have experience with football.

Pax being considered for ND AD job?

Noah stopped by cops again!

mdmnd9294 — Tue, 27 May 2008 18:21:36 -0000

Noah stopped by cops again!

[From the fanshots. The lesson, as always: stay out of Gainesville. -ed.]

Tough weekend in Gainesville for Joakim. This sounds like stuff that could happen to anyone, but you'd think he'd be more careful after his arrest earlier in the weekend.

Mejia piles on Hinrich at Sportsline

mdmnd9294 — Thu, 29 Nov 2007 20:56:54 -0000

Tony Mejia recently joined the crowd of people who took notice of Hinrich's absence in the Atlanta game and Skiles' postgame quote:

"We had some really quality point guard play there for about eight minutes or so and our offense looked really good," Skiles said in appreciation of the work backup Chris Duhon did in the second half of a 90-78 Bulls victory.

Mostly he rehashes Kirk's current shooting percentages, offers some obvious qualitative remarks about defense, and bring's up the blown 2-on-0 break from the Atlanta game.

He does have one opinion I'd not seen mentioned before:

It's almost as if he came back a different player after removing his name from consideration for this summer's FIBA Americas Tournament U.S. squad. ... Whatever Hinrich's reasoning, he missed out on keeping his game in rhythm and the Bulls have been worse off for it.

And here I thought a rested Kirk Hinrich would be better for the Bulls...