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The NBA needs more players like Joakim Noah, and I’m not just referring to physical defense and rebounding at the center position. I’m talking about the old-school fire and competitiveness that translates into leadership both on and off the court. Derrick Rose may have been Chicago’s MVP the past few years, but the Bulls take...
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The Bulls-Heat series has officially erupted. With 9:29 left in the second quarter of Game 3, Chicago back-up center Nazr Mohammed grabbed Lebron James as he dribbled downcourt in transition. James then gave him a chicken-wing back. As referee Joey Crawford was calling a technical on Lebron, Mohammed two-hand shoved James 10-feet and...
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Following Miami’s loss in Game 1, the media was quick to interrogate starting point guard Mario Chalmers on Nate Robinson’s 27-point night and clutch shots to close out the game. “He was born a scorer” Chalmers admitted, while also pledging “I can guard him, it’s not a problem.” When Game 2 started with Robinson blowing...
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The Miami Heat beat the Chicago Bulls in the most misleading 37-point blowout ever. What I mean is, it really wasn’t all that bad. Before the bottom fell out on a decimated Bulls roster (leading 1-0 in series), they were in Miami’s head and suckering them into playing their style. It was a physical...
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Some of my Twitter followers may remember a serious debate I had with many around midseason regarding two centers out East. The topic was Brook Lopez getting an All-Star nod ahead of Joakim Noah. I argued that the Bulls center, with all his defense and rebounding, is a better overall player. Lopez, while being...
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As the flu bug makes its way through the Chicago Bulls locker room during their series with the Nets (see Nate Robinson throwing up on bench), Luol Deng took to Twitter this morning to address why he missed Game 6….. “It really upsets me that everyone thinks I would miss a game bc of the...
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Forget Derrick Rose, Chicago Bulls fans are just hoping for a ‘Kirk Hinrich comeback’ at this point. Unfortunately, it is unlikely to happen in this series. Hinrich’s badly strained left calf muscle has not improved to the point where he can play in tonight’s Game 6. It is likely he won’t be available...
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Kirk Hinrich will miss tonight’s Game in Brooklyn, as the Chicago Bulls try to finish off the Nets. He has a bruised left calf which he injured in Game 4. It’s so bad that Hinrich arrived at Monday morning’s shootaround in a walking boot. “It’s real disappointing,” Hinrich said. “You never want to miss...
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I don’t know what was scarier, the Bulls’ apathy in the first five minutes of Game 3 or their suffocating defense from that point on in the contest Either way, Chicago held on to beat the Brooklyn Nets in a playoff struggle fitting of the 79-76 final score. Brooklyn blitzed Chicago early...
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It may not have been a ‘Return to Glory’ for Chicago on Monday night, but it definitely was a return to “surly”. From the start of Game 2 in Brooklyn, you could tell it was a different Bulls team. They brought the effort and defense that faded in Game 1 on Saturday....
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