Bulls coach Tim Floyd gazes across the floor of the Berto Center, the training facility of the Chicago Bulls. He sees Eddy Curry working overtime on his game, but where is Tyson Chandler? Chandler is no where to be found. "How can you expect me to reward that?" he said, clearly annoyed by Chandler's work habits.

Floyd admits that he has thought about quitting, but only during the offseason, saying the Bulls job was less bleak to him in 1998 because, "I knew that Jerry [Krause] had built a championship team before and that [Jerry] Reinsdorf was willing to pay for the best players." He gave Krause a list of players he wanted to sign or trade for, to which Krause responded "That guy's not going to win you a championship."

So what is Floyd supposed to do? This is Jerry Krause's team, not his, and it is being run Jerry Krause's way. The man wants out... the question is when will he be able to escape?

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