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"I never lose confidence," Gordon said that night -- and many more times over the coming seasons. Forget about being a go-to scorer on the court. Full Article at Chicago Tribune
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CHICAGO (AP) ― A day after jumping to Detroit, Ben Gordon told a Chicago radio station Thursday that the Bulls never made a contract offer even though general manager Gar Forman claimed re-signing him was their No. 1 priority. Full Article at CBS2 Chicago
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Gordon visited the Detroit Pistons on Wednesday -- the first full day of NBA free agency -- and committed to a five-year deal for between $55 million and $60 million, sources told ESPN.com. Contracts can't be signed until July 8. Full Article at ESPN
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Going into this summer's free agency period there were two very clear schools of thought on what the Chicago Bulls should do with unrestricted free agents. Full Article at Hoopsworld
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The courtship was short. The contract was sweet. Ben Gordon's whirlwind trip to Detroit on Wednesday ended with the now former Bulls star verbally agreeing to a five-year, $55 million deal with the Pistons. Full Article at Chicago Sun-Times
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I mean they didn't pursue me at all. They didn't even make an offer so it was pretty much a one-man race
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I don't have any regrets, and I don't have any bitter feelings for the Bulls ... Business is business. I'm going to a situation now where winning is the number one priority. I'm happy with my decision. The Bulls and Pistons always have had a great rivalry. It will be exciting going against [the Bulls], ...
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He seemed like he had a willingness to learn and try and get better ... I never had any problems with him or disliked him.
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I'm happy about the situation I'm going to ... I think (Pistons president for basketball operations) Joe Dumars is really focused on winning, and his priority is winning a championship so that's definitely my main goal as a pro player. So I'm happy about that.
