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NBA Playoffs – Game of Thrones Interpretation
Two things people can’t stop talking about? Game of Thrones, with a popularity that’s rising faster than the cold winds, and the NBA playoffs, reaching its Final Four stage of the season. Bleacher Report decided to combine the two in a perfectly done animated short, which is already scorching the internet.
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Chicago Bulls in 2015 – What Comes Next?
Despite home court advantage, the Chicago Bulls are out of the playoffs after the first round for the second time in three years. Tom Thibodeau is a very good head coach, and he has a team with some excellent defense. However, the future doesn’t look too bright without Derrick Rose finally getting some consistent playing time, while the biggest and first decision this teams needs to make has to do with Carlos Boozer and the amnesty clause.
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Chicago Bulls – Tom Thibodeau Unhappy About Luol Deng Trade
Are the Chicago Bulls tanking? It’s hard to say, but they aren’t exactly setting themselves up to win a lot this season. Unlike other teams with that kind of plan in mind around the NBA, no one expected this from the Bulls, which leaves Tom Thibodeau as the most frustrated person from the trade that sent Luol Deng away, while the team mostly gained draft picks and financial relief.
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NBA Rumors – Chicago Bulls Trading, Not Tanking
The key word this season for many NBA teams is tanking. No one is admitting they’re doing it, but at some point this season, we’re going to see a whole lot of it. Are the Chicago Bulls part of that bunch? Definitely not, despite the Derrick Rose injury, the disappointing start, the loss to the Utah Jazz and all the talk about trading Luol Deng and possibly others to start something of a rebuilding process.
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Derrick Rose & Meniscus Tear – It Could Have Been Worse
Saying the Chicago Bulls can have their sigh of relief moment is slightly exaggerating, but there’s no doubt the news of Derrick Rose suffering “only” from a meniscus tear, which means he’s out indefinitely but not for the entire season, put a certain degree of a smile on someone(s) face.
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Bulls vs Blazers – Derrick Rose Injury Steals the Show
As of now, there is now word of how bad Derrick Rose injured his knee this time. Worst case scenario – he tore the ACL on his right knee, the “healthy one”, sending right back into rehabilitation limbo, and possibly making another comeback looking slightly impossible. Oh, and yes, there was also a basketball game which the Chicago Bulls lost 98-95 to the Portland Trail Blazers.
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Chicago Bulls – Derrick Rose Might Have Torn His ACL Again
Just when things were starting to look better for Derrick Rose on an individual level, comes an injury to his right knee in the game between the Chicago Bulls and the Portland Trail Blazers, and people from within the organization are fearing the worst; that he tore the ACL on his right knee, which might mean very sad news not just for the Bulls but also for the entire NBA.
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Bulls vs Nuggets – Luol Deng Embarassing Himself
It’s hard to think of the Chicago Bulls of a team that’s crippled by ego battles, but the Luol Deng contract situation is affecting him, making him try too hard when Jimmy Butler isn’t playing, leading to some catastrophic shooting and a 97-87 loss to the Denver Nuggets, as the Bulls’ road problems continue to hurt what could have been a promising start to this season.
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Pacers vs Bulls – Derrick Rose Needed Some Time Off Apperantly
The Indiana Pacers are undefeated no more, losing to the team seeking to replace them as the main challenger and possibly the best team in the Eastern conference. The Chicago Bulls played their best game of the season, winning 110-94, led by Luol Deng with 23 points and Derrick Rose, getting to the 20-point mark for the first time this season.
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Cavs vs Bulls – Derrick Rose Teaches Kyrie Irving a Thing or Two
Reasons to worry? Derrick Rose is still not there offensively, not to mention injuring his hamstring which means more progress problems for him and the Chicago Bulls. Happy thoughts? He put on a fantastic defensive performance against Kyrie Irving, and the Chicago Bulls beat the Cleveland Cavaliers 96-81.