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On his way out of Chicago after a trade to the Pacers last February, former Bull Ron Artest got hold of a large framed photo of himself on the wall of the team's practice facility, the Berto Center, and in one fearfully quick motion, tore it off. He then calmly tucked it under his arm, smiled and left the building, noting, "They won't be needing this anymore"
Such memories of Artest are common in Chicago, and though the team badly misses his defensive intensity, it does not miss his shenanigans. Bulls coach Bill Cartwright, while tipping his hat admiringly to the aggressiveness of Artest and calling him the most competitive player he has seen, remembers the abuse ...