Rose, Thomas and Noah headline Bulls roster <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div><div class='quotemain'>Tuesday (approx. 6 p.m. CT): Bulls vs. Indiana Pacers Monday: Miami Heat 94, Bulls 70 Four Bulls scored in double digits, including Derrick Rose with 10, but it wasn't enough to offset a monster game from the Heat's Michael Beasley as Chicago dropped 94-70 decision to Miami. Beasley tallied 28 points and nine rebounds in his summer league debut, while Tyrus Thomas recorded a double-double with 12 and 10 for the Bulls. Box Score | Recap | Highlights Swirsky interviews and reports from Orlando: Chuck Swirsky's Day 1 Recap Boston Head Coach Doc Rivers Derrick Rose's postgame comments Assistant Coach Del Harris Oklahoma City rookie Russell Westbrook Assistant Coach Bob Ociepka Swirsky previews summer league The Chicago Bulls announced on July 3 that the team will participate in the Orlando Pro Summer League from July 7-11 at the RDV Sportsplex in Orlando, Florida. Bulls rookie Derrick Rose (No. 1 overall in NBA Draft 2008) will be joined by fellow Bulls Tyrus Thomas, Joakim Noah, Aaron Gray, JamesOn Curry, Cedric Simmons, and Demetris Nichols on this summer roster. The Bulls finalized their summer league roster during a four-day mini-camp July 3-6 at the Berto Center. The Bulls will play five games in five days in Orlando. Chicago opened summer league play on Monday against Michael Beasley and the Miami Heat. The Bulls will play the Indiana Pacers on Tuesday (game no. 3 at approx. 6 p.m. CT), the Orlando Magic on Wednesday (2 p.m. CT), the New Jersey Nets on Thursday (2 p.m. CT), and Oklahoma City on Friday (game no. 2 at approx. 12 p.m. CT). All summer league games will be webcast live. In addition, radio play-by-play man Chuck Swirsky will be in Orlando most of the week to file regular reports on the games and interviews with various players and coaches.</div> Bulls
Who's watching the game right now? Tyrus is pissin me off, twice he could pass back out and he didnt, which ended up in a turnover and a missed turnaround.
OK, I found it and watched Q2. Rose can't buy a basket, but he made his free throws. He looks a LOT better than JWill did. I'm a lot less worried about him at this point.
Yea I was happy that he's makin his FTs. And it kinda looks like Del is splitting wit Vinnie. But yea Rose cant buy a bucket either, but he is still looking good.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Denny Crane @ Jul 8 2008, 08:12 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>Click the bulls link in the first post, NBA.com is streaming the game.</div> Thanks Denny.
Haha Ive missed most of the quarter playin the game so I havent noticed lol, but from what Ive seen I didnt really like him all that much
They pulled out to a lead with him at PG and he's fed Gray a few times for easy shots. He looks way more aggressive, too.
<span style="font-size:10pt;line-height:100%">Error-prone Pacers lose to Bulls with bad quarter</span> <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div><div class='quotemain'>A poor fourth quarter was the downfall as the Indiana Pacers lost to the Chicago Bulls 89-84 Tuesday night in the Orlando (Fla.) Pro Summer League. Andre Emmett hit a 3-pointer just ahead of the buzzer to give the Pacers a 59-51 lead going into the fourth quarter. But once in the final 10 minutes, it became a reversal of offensive fortunes. With Derrick Rose, the top overall pick from June's NBA draft, sitting out most of the fourth quarter, Chicago mounted a comeback behind JamesOn Curry and Aaron Gray. Curry scored six of his 10 points, to go with five assists, and Gray scored 13 of his 14 points in the fourth as the Bulls scored 38 points on 13-of-20 shooting from the field. The Pacers, meanwhile, struggled from the floor, hitting just 4-of-17. "We just couldn't guard Aaron Gray," Pacers assistant coach Lester Conner said in a release from the team. "We made him look like an All-Star. He was the key to their turnaround. We just weren't consistent on both ends, particularly offensively. And 42 turnovers in two nights is not a good statistic."</div> Indy Star
