Things aren’t exactly swell in the Chicago Bulls’ organization right now.
A day after star veterans Jimmy Butler and Dwyane Wade ripped their team’s young guns for not carrying enough of the load following a 119-114 loss to the Atlanta Hawks in which the team blew a 10-point lead, Chicago point guard Rajon Rondo turned the tables and held the veterans accountable for the loss. As many star athletes do these days, Rondo resorted to social media to express his frustration.
Rondo, who played under two future hall of famers in Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce, understands the dedication and leadership that is required to win a championship. Still, it’s hard to argue with Dwayne Wade, who is a three-time NBA champion himself.
The Bulls have lost three of their last five and currently sit in eighth place in the Eastern Conference.
(H/T Barstool Sports)