Chicago Bulls fans faced heavy criticism on Friday night after booing former general manager Jerry Krause during a halftime ceremony to honor the organization's greats. The incident seemingly moved his widow to tears and drew disapproval from former players.
Krause, who passed away in 2017, was one of the 13 members inducted into the Bulls' inaugural 'Ring of Honor' class. He was being recognized as the mastermind behind the team's incredible six championship victories. Represented by his widow, Thelma, Krause faced a torrent of booing from fans at the United Center, which left her visibly upset and seated instead of acknowledging the crowd.
