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    Gordon: Bulls 'didn't pursue me at all'
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    Gordon gave a lukewarm evaluation of Bulls coach Vinny Del Negro, saying he "has a lot of room for improvement" after just one season on a bench. "He seemed like he had a willingness to learn and try and get better ... I never had any problems with him or disliked him." Copyright 2009 The Associated Press. Full Article at USA Today
    He seemed like he had a willingness to learn and try and get better ... I never had any problems with him or disliked him.
    Ben Gordon – Ben Gordon SOURCE: USA Today 5 months ago
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Gordon: Bulls 'didn't pursue me at all'
  1. 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.
    Ben Gordon – Ben Gordon SOURCE: USA Today 5 months ago
  2. I just told you there was no offer made ... So you guys can put it together. I'm happy about my new situation now. I'm looking forward to it.
    Ben Gordon – Ben Gordon SOURCE: USA Today 5 months ago
  3. 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
    Ben Gordon – Ben Gordon SOURCE: USA Today 5 months ago

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