And all of that will result in never winning a title unless they get another FA superstar. Congrats on getting the respect of other owners and the media, though. I can't believe that the 'we need a superstar' sentiment is still so strong after watching the Spurs easily handle the Heat. Sure, the Spurs have Parker, Duncan, and Leonard, but those three are not on the same level as LeBron and Melo (especially at Parker and Duncan's age). I'm not trying to say the Bulls are better off without a LeBron/Love/Anthony, but to act like it's the only way they can win is close minded. The Spurs are also coached by the best head coach in American sports, and run by one of the best FOs in the same. Saying, "just be like the Spurs!" is pretty silly. Thibs isn't exactly the Mike Quade of the NBA. Look, I'm not saying the Bulls = the Spurs. I'm saying you don't need a situation like Miami's to win championships. Is that really such a ridiculous thought? Or can it only be done in San Antonio, Mr. Basketball Authority? In the last 10 years, yes, only the Spurs have been able to. The Bulls have 1 player under contract who would be in San Antonio's top 6 in PER last season. Jimmy Butler would be tied for 11th If the Bulls come away from this offseason without LBJ(No), Melo (35%), or Love (I dunno, 10%?), then the team as constructed is not a serious contender.