Jerry Krause's Widow Booed at Bulls Ring of Honor Ceremony: DeRozan, Kerr, Reinsdorf React

Every name listed above, yes, even Pippen, is generally loved or respected, right? Well, a controversial name was among the group, the man many blame for breaking up the '90s dynasty: former general manager Jerry Krause.

When Krause was announced, boos rang out at the United Center while his wife, Thelma, who was representing him, was shown on the video board. She was visibly distraught and even brought to tears at the fans' reactions to her husband being announced.

Bulls Fans Sour Ring of Honor Ceremony: Reactions

Bulls legend and current Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr called the incident "absolutely shameful." Kerr added that the fans who booed Krause should be "ashamed of themselves."

Bulls forward DeMar DeRozan disapproved as well.

"It just sucks that their family had to endure something like that," he said.

DeRozan isn't wrong, it was a selfish act.

I also respect Bulls president and CEO Michael Reinsdorf for not caring about backlash and putting out a statement in which he praised Krause's contributions to the organization. Reinsdorf asserted that Krause deserves to be "celebrated and respected."

At the end of the day, it's just sports. This isn't Philadelphia, we don't act like that here in Chicago. Booing an elderly woman on a night when her late husband was supposed to be celebrated? Absolutely embarrassing.