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Chicago Bulls – Taj Gibson Simply Better Than Carlos Boozer
One of the questions many Chicago Bulls fans have asked themselves has to do with the Taj Gibson – Carlos Boozer debate. Why hasn’t Boozer been amnestied? Why does he get more minutes? The funny thing is that through advances stats or simply by watching a game, the Bulls are better when Gibson plays next to Noah in the frontcourt and the rest of the starters.
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Bulls Over Heat – Energy Makes All The Difference
The Miami Heat, in a series, should do away with the Chicago Bulls, just like they have in recent years. But in regular season games, especially in the United Center, quality makes less of a difference and the slump the NBA champions and their MVP LeBron James are in continues after an overtime loss.
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Memphis Grizzlies – Beating Their Twin From the Windy City
There are quite a few similaraties between the Memphis Grizzlies and the Chicago Bulls, most of them having to do with the defensive foundation and the game revolving around a versatile big man in Marc Gasol or Joakim Noah. The second best team in the Western Conference since the beginning of 2014 turned out to be a bit too much for their Eastern counterparts.
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Chicago Bulls – Joakim Noah Isn’t Done Posting Triple Doubles
Even though the Chicago Bulls had a slight drop in form, they were back on tract against the Detroit Pistons with a 105-94 win, as Joakim Noah once again posted a triple double and did a lot of everything on both ends of the floor.
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Brooklyn Nets – The Better Side of New York
One night the Chicago Bulls play almost perfect basketball on both ends of the floor, and the other look like a complete mess, with plenty of credit going to the Brooklyn Nets and especially Deron Williams and Joe Johnson.
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Chicago Bulls – Carmelo Anthony Sees What a Real Team Looks Like
No superstars, no media hype. The Chicago Bulls continue to roll with impressive wins, this time beating the New York Knicks, which isn’t too hard these days, 109-90, as Joakim Noah notches a triple double while Carmelo Anthony grows more disillusioned with his own team with every loss that comes by.
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Chicago Bulls – Good, Smart Basketball Usually Prevails
One of the most surprising statistics floating around recently has been about the Chicago Bulls, who just happen to be the best team in the Eastern Conference so far in 2014. Even down by double digits against a good Dallas Mavericks team, the combination of Joakim Noah, Taj Gibson and Jimmy Butler is strong enough on both ends of the floor to pull them back and win 100-91.
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NBA Rumors – Houston Rockets, Los Angeles Clippers & Chicago Bulls Trying to Sign Ben Gordon
The last in the series of big-name buyouts we’re having at this stage of the NBA season is Ben Gordon, likely to find himself looking for a new team once he strikes a deal with the Charlotte Bobcats. The Houston Rockets, Los Angeles Clippers and the Chicago Bulls can’t wait for an opportunity to try and sign him.
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NBA Rumors – Oklahoma City Thunder, Miami Heat, San Antonio Spurs & Chicago Bulls Trying to Sign Caron Butler
It’s buyout season in the NBA, and Caron Butler is on the verge of getting his from the Milwaukee Bucks. The front-runners to sign the former All-Star are the Miami Heat, but the Oklahoma City Thunder, also making final additions before the playoffs, are also in the running to sign him. The San Antonio Spurs and Chicago Bulls are also in the running.
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NBA Rumors – Chicago Bulls & Cleveland Cavaliers Trying to Sign Jimmer Fredette
Now that the Sacramento Kings have bought out the contract of Jimmer Fredette, it’s time for the bidding to begin, and it looks like the Chicago Bulls are the team he wants to play for, although the Cleveland Cavaliers are also trying to get the young guard to sign for them.