Haha Darryl the attention/page views whore appears to be on a [hopefully permanent] hiatus.

Where did Darrell go?

Too bad Darrell had to go. I enjoyed reading his stuff as much as any other writer on B/R. He was different. He presented different angles from what others would present. Darrell loves his teams and shows it with a critical eye. I'll miss reading his stuff.

Being a narcissistic tool was bound to catch up. No loss to anyone who understands, well, sports in general. That's something Darrell couldn't, or wouldn't, even attempt to do. How many times can someone write the same 3 articles? Soriano sucks, Lovie can't coach, and Rose shouldn't have been in the game when he got hurt. We get it, unfortunately he didn't. Good luck with your car selling career, but you won't be missed by those of us who are able to put together a cognitive thought.

Darrell, what the hell happened to your most recent article re Lovie Smith. I just went out to BR and it was no longer available. lksouth@carolina.rr.com

Hey Darrell i was wondering what you thought of getting klay thompson via trade, he would be our sg, he's 6 7 so he won't be abused by larger sgs, he has decent defense, and shoots 41 percent from three point arc, he would fit in with the bulls offensively,

Hey, hope all is well. Saw this in an ESPN article and thought back to a conversation we had...

As hard as it is to remember now, there was legitimate debate in the summer of 2008 over whether the Bulls should take Beasley or Derrick Rose with the top overall pick in the draft. Obviously, Chicago made the right call --Rose blossomed into an MVP, while Beasley has struggled to find any rhythm as a pro.

Looking forward to checking out more ofyour work, no matter how buried your stories may be

Hey Darrell, as someone who is active here in the B/R community, I wanted to share this story with you in the hopes that you could maybe share it with your readers and followers.

Kelcey Harrison is running 3,500 miles from New York to San Francisco in memory of her friend Jill Costello, the inspirational UC Berkeley rower who led her team to a Pac-10 gold and NCAA silver medal while undergoing treatment for lung cancer.

I hope you can help publicize this remarkable charity run.

Thanks again, and apologies for the mass post.

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1277503-kelcey-harrisons-great-lung-run-3500-miles-in-memory-of-friend-jill-costello

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/355854-does-lebron-james-changing-numbers-mean-he-wants-to-play-for-the-bulls

Hey Darrell, email me at gerrodspeer@yaoo.com when you get a chance. Have a few questions to ask about writing for B/R. Thanks. Have a Blessed Day!