Bulls great Scottie Pippen had a message for any current Bull who believes assistant coach Randy Brown is a snitch: It's not about him, it's about you.

Pippen defended his former teammate during an appearance on ESPN's "The Jump," addressing persistent rumors that Brown has been acting as a spy in the locker room on behalf of management — allegations Brown himself strongly refuted this weekend.

"Randy's a great guy," Pippen said on the show Tuesday. "Yes, there are things you have to report back to your bosses but it's not being a snitch, it's doing your job. To me it's about the team — doing your job. ... They need to get better. It's not about anything taken out the locker room from Randy Brown or whatever, it's about what are you guys going to do to make it better.

"That's why you're looking at Randy Brown as a snitch, because you're not winning games."

Yeah, that pretty much what a snitch does, Bulls Ambasador Scottie Pippen.

It's cool Team Snitch is a paid position at least, most people have to freelance it.

Not that I have any interest in the long-term employment of Randy Brown, but I don't see anything wrong with informing one's employer if subordinates are behaving in a way detrimental to the team.

Isn't it ironic that the guy talking about "snitches" is the same dude that hangs teammates and coaches out to dry by going to the media to complain about shit. How exactly is that supposed to build up trust?

Yeah, but locker room chemistry and trust doesn't matter, you told me that.

It really isn't a surprise that you couldn't comprehend the point.


In an effort to be contrarian don't be a fool. No matter. Foregone conclusions exist for idiots such as yourself.

Who cares about a toxic locker room? That is talk show folly.

Hmmm....



Seems pretty clear to me.