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Jerry Krauss revolutionized basketball scouting, earning accolades for his exceptional eye for underrated talent. His journey began in the 1960s with the Baltimore Bullets, and he quickly gained recognition after discovering Hall of Famers Jerry Sloan and Earl Monroe. After a successful dual career in basketball and baseball, Krauss was appointed general manager of the Bulls in 1985, facing a daunting task: transforming a struggling team bolstered by the talents of a young Jordan and a series of underperforming teammates.