The Dunkyard’s NBA season preview continues, with the Chicago Bulls.
Chicago – In Joff We Trust
Frustrated with the distinct lack of intelligent coverage on the Bull’s deadline eve trade (Taj Gibson, Doug McDermott […]
Chicago
Around half way into this season, I’d seen enough and declared that Chicago’s problems stemmed largely from giving Derek Rose 32 minutes a game:
While it’s terribly sad to say, the fact is that nothing even remotely close to ‘MVP Derek Rose’, let alone ‘competent starting point guard Derek Rose’ is ever coming back. Just ask Penny Hardaway. While it’s not all Rose’s fault, the sooner they move him aside – and get cranking with Jimmytime – the better the team will be.
Andrew Bogut’s latest injury reminded me of the time he talked smack about Luc Longley before getting drafted in 2005:
The Bulls have had an up and down season to say the least. In the ‘new NBA’ and the world of advanced stats, the Bulls and the mainstream media appear to have forgotten that it’s all about putting the ball in the hole. The Dunk Yard investigates.
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