Much was made of the Jimmy Butler-Fred Hoiberg dynamic last year. As the duo head into Year 2 together with a very different Bulls roster, Jimmy Butler was very clear about one thing he wants out of his coach this season. “I told Fred, ‘As much as you can, use me as an example,’” Butler said during the team’s media day on Monday. “I want you to really get on my tail about every little thing because if Doug (McDermott) or Tony (Snell) or whoever it may be, if watching coach talk to me like that he’s going to be like ‘If he can talk to Jimmy like that I know he’s going to come at me a certain way.’ So that’s what I try to remind him everyday. I think he’s ready for that. I’m a player. I’m coachable like everybody else, but I want that. I need that.” - See more at: http://www.csnchicago.com/node/467831
Very nice. Note to Jimmy: Stop publically telling your head coach how to do his job. I'm sure that there are closed doors at the Advocate Center...use them.
