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Since the Chicago Bulls’ upset of the Miami Heat in Game 1 of their second round playoff series, players on both teams have been flopping across the line separating playing hard and acting like a child. Statistically speaking, last night’s Game 3 wasn’t as chippy as Wednesday’s Game 2, which featured nine technical fouls, one [...]
Chicago Bulls forward Luol Deng is unlikely to play in Game 3 of his team’s second-round playoff series against the Miami Heat, but at the very least he seems to finally be getting healthy. Deng has been suffering through a bout with the flu that got so bad he was given a spinal tap to [...]
How great have the NBA Playoffs been so far? It seems like every night multiple games come down to the final possession. In the second round, five of the six games have been hotly contested thus far, with the New York Knicks’ Game 2 blowout of the Indiana Pacers being the lone outlier (Indiana was [...]
The Chicago Bulls surprised everyone but themselves Monday night. They went into Miami, a place where the Heat had only lost four times this season and took a crucial Game 1 in the Eastern Conference semifinals with a 93-86 win.
If Derrick Rose can return to form, there are actually some reasons to believe that Chicago’s chances are better this year than in years past. It comes down to one type of player that the Bulls suddenly seemed stocked with: scorers.
NBA veteran Carlos Boozer is riding the best hot streak, which is long overdue after largely being a disappointment since his arrival in Chicago.
Everybody knows the Chicago Bulls have the point guard to build a team around in homegrown superstar and MVP Derrick Rose. However, not many people give them credit for having a top-of-the-line big man, which, they may indeed have currently blossoming in the windy city.
ABC and ESPN are bringing us a great NBA on Christmas Day slate of action starting at noon and going late into the night.
Before we get to the NBA’s Christmas Day schedule for 2012, a quick little something for anyone who might at all be struggling to get into the Christmas spirit.
The top teams in today’s NBA vary in a lot of different ways. However, they all have one thing in common: they aren’t afraid to pay the luxury tax. That’s where the Chicago Bulls differ.
The Bulls brought back an old friend today: Kirk Hinrich. What will his role be this time around? And what does this move mean for the Bulls?
If Gar Forman matches the offer sheet the Houston Rockets made to Omer Asik as people expect him to, it’s likely to be the first blemish on an otherwise clean record of Forman’s GM career.
Earlier today, Trevor identified the biggest winner and biggest loser of the draft. In this post, we’ll identify a few more of each.
Yesterday Bulls Insider Aggrey Sam reported that the Bulls are going to make a run at Jason Kidd and Steve Nash this off-season to fill in for the injured Derrick Rose. How realistic is it that one of these players would actually take the bait?
After falling to the Miami Heat in the Conference Finals last season, the Bulls headed in to this year’s playoffs fully expecting to have a rematch with the Big Three to see who would represent the conference in the NBA Finals. But as you all know, the landscape of the Bulls’ playoff run would soon be turned out of their favor.
