suntimes.com - 4/17/2008
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Jim Boylan stood undaunted Wednesday night, encircled by media in front of the Bulls' locker room. Boylan may have been the only one present who believed he will be standing in that same spot next season, fielding questions as the team's head coach.
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After 82 games, it’s all even
Arsenalist —
... but couldn’t pull it out in Chicago as the Bulls ended their miserable season amid speculation of a coaching change along with some very awkward contract talks coming up with Luol Deng and Ben Gordon. The Raptors end their season at a not-so-hot 41-41, well below pre-season expectations but as we now have figured out, a reasonable record nonetheless given the talent on this team. ...
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chicagosports.chicagotribune.com 4/17/2008 — Just waiting for the word according to the wires I'm reading. Also this from Chicago Tribune: The Chicago Bulls have not yet made an official announcement on the status of interim coach Jim Boylan, though sources indicate he will be fired.
More information will be available later today.
Paxson ready for likely coach change
chicagotribune.com 4/17/2008 — Bulls GM said to value experience, putting Carlisle in mix
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Bulls 107, Raptors 97 —
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CHICAGO (AP) -- The Toronto Raptors will be in good shape if T.J. Ford shoots this way in the playoffs. While Ford finished with 18 points in 18 minutes, Tyrus Thomas scored a season-high 26 to lead Chicago to a 107-97 victory over Toronto on ...
