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NBA Playoffs – Milwaukee Bucks Finally Find a Way to Outplay the Chicago Bulls
The Milwaukee Bucks beat the Chicago Bulls 92-90 in game 4 of their playoff series to narrow it down to 3-1, with the hero of the day being Jerryd Bayless scoring a buzzer beater after breaking loose from Derrick Rose on the final play of the game.
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NBA Playoffs – Chicago Bulls Getting the Best of Derrick Rose
The Milwaukee Bucks pushed the hardest they could and still lost. The Chicago Bulls overcame huge deficits to come away with a 113-106 double overtime win and moving up to 3-0 in the series, getting the kind of performance from Derrick Rose they’ve been dreaming of since he began his comeback.
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Chicago Bulls – Derrick Rose With a Solid Return
Every time Derrick Rose isn’t scratched off a game due to an injury, Chicago Bulls fans exhale in relief. Not the best of games from the former MVP, but enough to help out his team win on the road, where they remain perfect, beating the Milwaukee Bucks 95-86, led by an excellent big-man tandem of Pau Gasol and Taj Gibson.
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Chicago Bulls – The Best We’ve Seen From Them So Far
The Milwaukee Bucks combined with this being a preseason game doesn’t really yell out a game that means anything, but it’s hard to deny the Chicago Bulls looked good on offense, as Derrick Rose joined Jimmy Butler and Pau Gasol to put on an excellent performance, resulting in a 91-85 win.
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Chicago Bulls – Things Starting to Look Better
Beating the Milwaukee Bucks by only one point isn’t exactly an indication of greatness or improvement from the Chicago Bulls, but getting Jimmy Butler back from injury after too long a time finally gives them the option to have some sort of depth off the bench and a lineup that consists of five players, each finally playing in the position he’s meant to be in.
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Derrick Rose Keeps Bulls as NBA Best With Buzzer Beater
Derrick Rose showed his relevance among all the talk about clutch and doing what’s best for your team, hitting a game winning shot at the buzzer of Brandon Jennings, as the Chicago Bulls beat the Milwaukee Bucks 106-104 to improve their NBA-best record to 33-8.