Bulls’ turnaround starts with these 5 players
Coach Billy Donovan has tweaked the offense to try to get the team over the hump of mediocrity, but it will come down to the players to make it happen.
Patrick Williams and Billy Donovan
Bulls coach Billy Donovan can only control so much in turning this around, and considering he was extended last season, this falls on the players to get this right. It starts with Patrick Williams.Michael
Billy Donovan doesn’t believe in coaching to survive. When his time is up with the Bulls, he’ll get up off the coaching chair, say his goodbyes and move on with no excuses or finger-pointing.
“Everybody wants great things said about them, everybody wants great things written about them,’’ Donovan said last week when his job security was brought up. “But I think for most of my life, as a player, as a coach, there’s always been criticism there. That’s just what it is. It doesn’t necessarily change me. I’m always going to try and do the best for our team.
“I know going forward I’m not going to be perfect, but I’m also going to work every day to help the group as best I can.’’
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Protesters who oppose the proposed winter camp for migrants at the intersection of 38th Street and California Avenue in the Brighton Park neighborhood hold signs voicing their opposition. Many of the protesters are Brighton Park residents who expressed their concerns for their safety and their homes’ property values.
