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Pippen gives Bulls ultimatum
Change demanded after tiffs with management
CHICAGO — Scottie Pippen says his time with the Chicago Bulls is short.
"They could trade me tomorrow, and I wouldn't care," Pippen said Wednesday night before Chicago beat Philadelphia 115-77.
The Associated Press
Pippen has made no secret of his distaste for management, especially for general manager Jerry Krause. Two weeks ago, he called Krause a
He had never demanded to be traded. But Wednesday night, Pippen said, "Trade me or Krause."
liar who let the team deteriorate by allowing Horace Grant to leave for the Orlando Magic.
erpass.
Pippen leads the Bulls in all major statistical categories, but his salary is not among the top 40 in the NBA. He said his iire stemmed from what he sees as a lack of respect and appreciation.
And it increased Tuesday night when Krause summoned security to escort Pippen's agent out of a restricted area outside the locker room because he was not wearing the prop-
"My relationship with Krause is (beyond) hate," Pippen said. "At this stage in my career, I've done a lot for the team and the organization. If I'm deserving of the treatment I'm getting, someone tell me why. If not, get me out of here."
Pippen said he wouldn't mind being traded to a sub-par team.
"They can send my anywhere. No place could be as bad as here," he said.
Pippen, 29, signed a five-year, $18 million extension in 1991.
Krause said he would not comment on trade rumors.
Female coach wins first step for equal pay
The Associated Press
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MINNEAPOLIS — A judge has given a first-round victory to ousted University of Minnesota volleyball coach Stephanie Schleuder, who claims she was dismissed because of her push for equity.
Hennepin County District Judge Robert Schiefelbein issued a temporary restraining order Wednesday preventing the university from hiring a new coach until a hearing is held Jan
"We couldn't be happier," said Philadelphia attorney Gail Burgess, who presents Schleuer. "This is an extraordinary relief."
Schleuder had feuded with women's athletic director Chris Voelz about pay equity before Voelz decided last month not to renew Schleuer's contract.
Voelz said the move was based on Schleuder's performance, but Schleuder claimed she was dismissed because she had pushed hard for bringing pay for women's coaches into line with the salaries of men's coaches.
Voelz declined comment Wednesday, referring questions to university general counsel Mark Rotenberg, who cautioned against putting too much significance in Schiefelbein's ruling.
"This is not entirely unexpected," Rotenberg said. "I think the judge simply wants to look at the facts."
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