Though he may say that he has no reason to be worried about his job, Vinny Del Negro has a lot to be worried about.
ESPN Chicago reported this morning that the decision to fire Del Negro has already been made.  According to sources within the Chicago Bulls organization, the only reason why he hasn’t been fired is because the front office has yet to come up with a suitable replacement.

Seriously though, whoever replaces Del Negro can’t do much worse than he has done lately. The Bulls have essentially gone from a playoff contender to a dud under Del Negro’s watch. …read more

Vinny Del Negro’s seat just got a little bit hotter after his team blew a 35-point lead on Monday night. About three minutes into the second half, the Chicago Bulls held a 79-44 lead over the Sacramento Kings. When the final horn sounded, the Kings left Chicago with a 102-98 victory.
Rookie Tyreke Evans led the way for the Kings with 23 points, eight rebounds and three assists in 44 minutes. Ime Udoka and Beno Udrih had 17 points and 16 points off the bench, respectively. In the fourth quarter, the Kings outscored the Bulls 33-10.
Derrick Rose had 24 points and …read more

Eddie Jordan, Washington Wizards
In the last few seasons, Eddie Jordan has been able to turn water into wine. This season, it appears he has run out of magic. With Gilbert Arenas out after undergoing his 345th knee surgery, Jordan’s Wizards look lethargic. It’d be best for both parties if Jordan got fired. He’ll be a coach again but these Wizards need a spark.
Mike Dunleavy, Los Angeles Clippers
Firing Mike Dunleavy will be more complicated because he’s currently both the coach and the general manager of the Clippers. But the Clippers are such a confused franchise that it’s time to make the …read more