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Ben Gordon on Waddle and Silvy Recap (July 2nd, 2009)

Thursday, July 2nd, 2009

Ben Gordon appeared on the Waddle and Silvy show on ESPN 1000 today, to talk about him becoming a Detroit Piston. Here is a recap of what he had to say.

  • He is happy about the situation he’s going into.  Joe Dumars is really focused on winning and his priority is winning a championship.  That’s also Ben’s main goal as a player.
  • He first knew he was going to sign with the Pistons right after he met with Dumars.  Dumars exuded winning, and everything he talked about was building a team to win a championship.  Dumars convinced Ben pretty easily to sign, and it was a no brainer to sign with the Pistons.
  • The Bulls didn’t pursue him at all, they didn’t even make an offer.  It was pretty much a one team race.
  • On whether the Bulls were lying when they said it was a top priority to re-sign him, Ben said that it is what it is.  There was no offer made.  You have to put it together.
  • He felt that he always got a lot of love and respect from the fans that really followed the games.  When walking down the street, people always showed him love.
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Ben Gordon Doesn’t See Himself Being a Bull Next Season

Friday, August 8th, 2008

Ben Gordon is back in Conneticut for Jim Calhoun’s allstar charity game, featuring other NBA players such as Ray Allen, Emeka Okafor, Rudy Gay, and Caron Butler as well as former Chicago Bulls stars, Khalid El-Amin, Donyell Marshall, and Scott Burrell. While in Conneticut, Gordon spoke with the Hartford Courant about his contract situation.

“Right now, honestly, it doesn’t look like it,” Gordon said. “I think a decision is going to be made soon. … I’ve had a great time here. I was fortunate enough to play on a team that made the playoffs; I led the team in scoring three of the four seasons I’ve been here. It’s been a good experience, but we haven’t been able to come to any common ground. It’s just part of the business. You have to do what you have to do sometimes.”

It is unclear what Gordon’s plans are if he isn’t coming back to the Bulls next season. He could be headed to Europe, or to the Phoenix Suns, New Orleans Hornets, New York Knicks, or Miami Heat as part of a sign and trade.

Source: Hartford Courant