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RSS: Chicago Breaking Sports · Nov 2, 2010

Korver: Bulls making strides in new system

For more on this make sure to read K.C. Johnson's story on Kyle Korver.

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RSS: Chicago Breaking Sports · Nov 3, 2010

Bulls' Rose a no-show for 'Good Wife' cameo

Bulls guard Derrick Rose reportedly refused to travel to New York for a "Good Wife" cameo filming. (Dennis Wierzbicki/US Presswire)

The New York Post reports: Bulls guard Derrick Rose failed to show up Tuesday to film a scheduled cameo appearance for CBS's "The Good Wife" in New York.

Sources said Rose refused to come out of his house in Chicago when the TV show's crew sent a car to pick him up Tuesday morning for a trip to the airport.

"This was very frustrating for the show's cast and crew because the production had been set, the script had been written, and actors including Josh Charles were on standby for him," a source said. "By the end of the day there was still no explanation why he didn't show or if he wants to do the scene at a later date."

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RSS: Chicago Breaking Sports · Nov 3, 2010

Bulls' Boozer loses hard cast, begins rehab

By K.C. Johnson

One day after having the hard cast and pins from the fractured fifth metacarpal in his right hand removed, Carlos Boozer stretched with his Bulls teammates and began his rehabilitation process.

Boozer said there is no timetable for his return. The Bulls originally said Boozer, who suffered the injury on Oct. 2, would miss anywhere from six to 10 weeks.

"I'm doing a lot of movement of my fingers," Boozer said. "They've been in the same place for about a month in that cast. I'm getting my range of motion back in my wrist and hand. I will do that every day. I get the stitches out next week and will keep moving forward. There's no pain. There's swelling and a lot of stiffness. It's hard to move the last two fingers. But I'm working on that."

Boozer said team physicians were encouraged at how the bone healed following surgery.

"It's a step in the right direction," Boozer said. "I'm in a splint now and I got cleared to do a lot of running. I can't dribble, catch, shoot or carry anything yet. But those days are soon coming."

Photo: Bulls forward Carlos Boozer has had the cast removed from his injured hand. (Chris Sweda/Tribune)

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RSS: Bulls Official News · Nov 3, 2010

Love and Green host reading timeout in Bulls locker room

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The Bulls, Rush University Medical Center and ComEd coordinated the event as part of the Bulls’ ongoing Read to Achieve program, which inspires literacy among Chicago’s youth by encouraging families and adults to read regularly with young children.

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RSS: Bulls Official News · Nov 3, 2010

Scottie Pippen's 2010-11 NBA picks and predictions

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Bulls legend and Hall of Famer Scottie Pippen shares his prediction for the 2011 NBA Finals matchup, as well as his picks for MVP, Rookie of the Year and a few other accolades.

"What is most remarkable to me about Durant’s game is what he does given his size," writes Pippen. "It’s so unique to have a player who is 6-foot-9 with the ability to shoot and handle the ball so well. It allows him to stretch the opposing team’s defense because he can do those things at such a high level." (Stephen Dunn/NBAE/Getty Images)The contents of this page have not been reviewed or endorsed by the Chicago Bulls.

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RSS: Chicago Breaking Sports · Nov 3, 2010

76ers coach Collins leaves game with illness

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PHILADELPHIA -- 76ers coach Doug Collins was not on the bench for the second half of Wednesday night's game against Indiana because of symptoms related to vertigo. His return was questionable.

Associate head coach Michael Curry took over with the Sixers holding a 26-point lead at halftime.

The former Bulls coach missed two preseason games because of symptoms related to a concussion he sustained on Memorial Day. He then had neurological testing and treatment for what was diagnosed as vertigo.

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RSS: Blog a Bull · Nov 3, 2010

Thibodeau said he's comfortable using James Johnson at shooting guard in stretches. "

Thibodeau said he's comfortable using James Johnson at shooting guard in stretches. "He's capable of guarding shooting guards, small and power forwards," Thibodeau said.

[From the Fanshots. The story is mainly about Boozer getting his cast off, which I don't really see as news. He's had a history of coming back late from injury, so I'll wait for an accelerated result instead of merely an accelerated prognosis.

The JJ stuff works for me, he's looked decent enough, and more importantly Ronnie Brewer and CJ Watson have looked the worst so far this season (and Bogans is just ineffective). Credit to Jimmy Johns for at least avoiding getting buried in the bench early this season. -ed.]

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RSS: Blog a Bull · Nov 4, 2010

2010-11 Game Preview #4: Bulls vs New York Knicks

[Thanks to 'Another Afflicted Chicago Fan' for today's game preview (sign up!). I will be at the UC tonight, so follow the tweets. -ed.]

You remember 90s Knicks. The players (and coach) we loved to hate [ed. note: Pip agrees]. But the John Starks, Patrick Ewing, and Charles Oakley stars of yesteryear parlayed into the gutsy Gundys of the mid-late 90s. They were still a relatively imposing force to be reckoned with. However, at about this time, Jabba the Krause handed over the keys of the UC over to Toni Kukoc and the Toni Kukoc 7.

Today, long gone are the days our hearts pounded to the bounce of Doc Rivers’ dribble on MSG's hardcourt stage. Instead, Wilson Chandler chucks it like a woodchuck, Danilo hurls it up like an ill advised college freshman, and Amare pulls down an offensive rebound as often as, well, his teammate Eddy Curry. There's really nothing worse than that on-par truth.

The only aspect of the game these Knicks seem to defend is their own stat sheet, and we can safely say their approach is quite the antithesis of Tibbs (err, Thibbs?) Bulls Basketball. That’s not to say we've hit our defensive stride, we have not. But something tell me our coach’s backlashes for poor effort and output differs ever so slightly from D’Antoni’s.

The good? The Bulls officially have a new leader in title and ability, and his name is Derrick Rose. With huge offensive nights the first two games, and the march of dimes initiative he spearheaded against Portland, Rose is loudly proclaiming his dominance by producing and stretching his vocal cords on the court. We have also seen the emergence of a sharpshooting Juggernaught named… Luol Deng? If the law of averages has any say in the matter, Deng will come back down to earth soon. But his rising confidence beyond the three-point line, and, as Stacy mentioned a few (thousand) times Sunday night , his aggressiveness, are encouraging developments for this team.

Korver’s ability to hit the jumper off screens Ray Allen-style was a boon to Derrick Rose’s assist total against the Blazers. For the first time in a game that counts for something, Korver showed his worth down the stretch as he helped keep the pesky Blazers at bay. This is likely proof the proof needed to convince us and his teammates that he is returning to health.

The not so good? The most discouraging aspect of Sunday was the Bulls inability to stay out of foul trouble. On the positive, the problem children were predictably Asik and JJ. Thibbs, contrary to Neil Funky Buttloving’s reasoning, was not taking much of a risk leaving both players (each with 5 fouls) on the floor at the end of the third quarter. If JJ was the best option for the Bulls at SF, we’d all be more interested in Lance Briggs injury updates than the NBADL Chicago Bulls. Leaving both players out there will provided valuable experience for the semi-newbies, and Scales, Brewer, and Korver served as more than capable subs down the stretch. Interestingly, JJ never fouled out and committed only hard, basket-defending fouls. I might have liked to give the ‘ole “There’s hope for him yet” bandwagon a push had I not seen the “I told you so” blimp in the distance.

New York, for all their faults, has remained competitive in every game they’ve played. This includes an honorable showing at Boston. But that schizophrenic Celtic bunch let even the Cavs pussyfoot to a victory. New York also played a close game with Portland, and beat Toronto in their opener. On the Bizzaro Ledger, D’Antoni ripped Asbestos from the stadium’s ceiling to avoid facing Dwight Howard on Monday. Once the garden is free and clear of cancer salad, the Knicks will resume torturing the second-best basketball fans on the planet. For now, Joakim Noah and Gibson will together snatch-up double-digit offensive rebounds as we run-up the score on the Knicker-Brickers at the UC.

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RSS: Chicago Breaking Sports · Nov 4, 2010

Bulls' Rose 'overslept' taping of 'Good Wife' cameo

By K.C. Johnson

This a byproduct of Derrick Rose's growing marketability, that he has to address off-the-court superfluousness instead of basketball.

And so there Rose stood at the Berto Center on Thursday morning, apologizing for missing a scheduled taping in New York City for CBS' show "The Good Wife" on Tuesday.

"Oh, my God," Rose said when asked about it. "I overslept. It's nothing big. You can ask anybody I work with, was I a problem on set or did I have a problem showing up? I always show up early.

"I'm sorry I missed it. That's not my character where I big-time that type of show. If anything, I'd love to be on that show. They put a whole another twist on the story where (a driver) was ringing my (door)bell or somebody came out and said I wasn't going in a disrepectful way. It wasn't nothing like that."

Rose said his agent, B.J. Armstrong, planned to talk to the show's producers.

"We had a game (Monday) night," Rose said. "We went to go eat. After that, you have to wake up at 6 a.m. to catch a flight? That's tough, definitely tough."

The New York Post's Page 6 gossip column reported that Rose had a signed contact to appear in the show. Rose was asked how he could schedule a taping for a day that the Bulls didn't know they had off until after Monday's victory over Portland.

"I really don't know," he said. "They were saying it was a good show and I was supposed to fly there and it wouldn't take long and I could fly back and be back in Chicago. But by the time I woke up, it was 10 a.m. So if I went there and went back it would've been 10 p.m. coming back here.

"So I missed it. I thought it wasn't nothing big and they would understand. But I should've known something was going to come out of it. If anything, people know I'm not that type of person. I apologize."

Will this incident prevent Rose from doing such appearances in the future?

"Not at all," Rose said. "If the timing is right, it will be perfect. The timing was a little off. I'm sorry I missed it. Hopefully, I'll get another chance."

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RSS: Chicago Breaking Sports · Nov 4, 2010

Knicks' Curry savors memories of time with Bulls

By Fred Mitchell

Eddy Curry gazed around the empty United Center and smiled after the Knicks' shoot-around Thursday morning in advance of New York's game against the Bulls.

"Lot of great memories. ... I had some of the best times of my life here playing for Chicago," Curry said in an interview with the Tribune. "They gave me my first opportunity to come into the NBA. So for that I am always grateful and have a lot of respect for them."

Curry was an 18-year-old kid directly out of Thornwood High School when former Bulls general manager Jerry Krause selected him with the fourth pick of the 2001 NBA draft.

"It was a long time ago, but I think it really helped me grow up a lot. I have a lot of respect for them and a lot of love for this organization," Curry said.

Beset with health, injury and personal problems throughout his NBA career, Curry is trying to salvage a once-promising career.

"You just keep moving on. You get older. You know, I have a strong family, a strong supporting cast. So I feel like I can get through anything," he said.

Curry is dealing with a strained hamstring (Sept. 27). He has played 10 games the last two years, none this season.

"I think I'm real close to coming back from my injury. I think I can really help them out a lot down low and really give them a post presence and try to win some games," he said.

Still, Curry manages a smile because he is in his hometown.

"Absolutely, it's always a homecoming, coming back here," he said. "I have a lot of fun and look forward to it."

Curry can relate to Bulls guard Derrick Rose when it comes to playing in your home city.

"It's tough at times, but at the same time it gives you all the support that you need. Your whole supporting cast is right there. I think it has its drawbacks, but at the same time, the positives outweigh the negatives, ten-fold."
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RSS: Blog a Bull · Nov 4, 2010

2010-11 Open Game Thread #4: Bulls vs. New York Knicks

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RSS: Chicago Breaking Sports · Nov 4, 2010

Bulls Game Day: Knicks lead big at half

By K.C. Johnson

The Bulls bumbled and stumbled their way through a disastrous first half Thursday night at United Center, falling behind 70-52 to the Knicks.

The Bulls committed 13 turnovers that led to 16 Knicks points. One game after looking so efficient offensively, the Bulls looked lost often at that end, failing to run even basic sets.

Danilo Gallinari led the Knicks with 21 points. Amare Stoudemire added 12.

Taj Gibson led the Bulls with 14 points.

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RSS: Blog a Bull · Nov 4, 2010

2010-11 Open Game Thread #4 OVERFLOW: Bulls vs. New York Knicks

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RSS: Blog a Bull · Nov 4, 2010

2010-11 Open Game Thread #4 OVERFLOW2: Bulls vs. New York Knicks

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RSS: Blog a Bull · Nov 4, 2010

Knicks 120, Bulls 112: Knicks on fire, Thibs tanks

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Chicago Bulls' head coach Tom Thibodeau joins in the 'We Want Rose' chants late in Thursday night's loss to the Knicks, failing to realize he is now the head coach and can make such moves himself. (AP Photo/John Smierciak)

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Have to start with mentioning this particular game situation in the 4th Quarter: with the Bulls bench doing a good job keeping things together in the face of a large deficit, Amare Stoudemire forces an ugly shot, and on the next possession turns the ball over. Bulls score off of both opportunities, and the score is 108-99 Knicks with 4:48 to go.

Seemed like the ideal opportunity to get the starters back in. And namely Rose, who was having a fantastic game including a stretch to end the 3rd quarter where it looked like he couldn't be stopped.

Instead, the bench remained, Rose sat the last 9:30, and the Bulls never got closer. Post-game, Thibodeau explained the move as performance-based, and (I'm inferring) not having to do with playing in Boston tomorrow night. That had to be some kind of factor, though I'd say it's a bad one: regardless of any extra minutes these guys played tonight, on a back-to-back they're likely to get waxed in Boston tomorrow. And whether Thibodeau expected it or not, tonight's game did eventually look winnable. Especially given the way Rose looked, and the liklihood that the Knicks would fold.

Though maybe the Knicks wouldn't fold on this night, as I was waiting all game for them to cool off and it never happened. An ungodly 16-24 from three, buoyed by transition layups and capitalizing off of Bulls turnovers. I didn't even see the scheme or effort being that lacking as much as the Knicks simply shooting out of their minds. It wasn't just Gallinari going 4-4 (and hopefully Neil Funk had to watch that, despite not doing the game tonight), but Raymond Felton 4-6, Toney Douglas 5-9, and when Landry Fields hit his only attempt in the 4th quarter, it just looked like their night.

But again, with that scenario just under 5 minutes left, you'd think that Thibodeau should've at least let the starters try. It wasn't the only odd substitution pattern in the evening, as the Knicks were also able to surge in the 2nd when the Bulls put in a full bench lineup, including a heavy dose (literally) of Brian Scalabrine. With apologies to KC Johnson, Scal is a mascot and/or circus freak, and Boozer can't get back quickly enough. Not only not providing anything, the supposed 'heady' player provided another too-late foul and hit his one shot with his toes on the line (again). This was a stint following when the Knicks tried to go small with an Amare (who was bad tonight) and Gallo frontcourt against which the Bulls looked strong.

But rotations and Scal-ness (this Bogans thing could probably stop soon as well) are easy pickings in Thibodeau's early tenure. I actually thought that once again the Bulls offense looked good. In addition to Rose, Taj and Korver had solid nights. And while anytime you give up this many points your defense won't look good, I truly think the Knicks were just 'on' tonight. They're a team used to playing fast, and the Bulls are still learning.

Though I still don't think any minutes allotment tonight makes a difference heading into tomorrow night's game.

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RSS: Chicago Breaking Sports · Nov 5, 2010

Where's the Bulls' defense?

By K.C. Johnson

Perhaps Tom Thibodeau can recapture some of his defensive mojo he perfected as associate head coach of the Celtics and sprinkle it on the Bulls during their visit to Boston on Friday.

It's clear the Bulls need a ton of work at that end following Thursday's desultory loss to the Knicks.

On every scouting report of any team facing the Knicks is this: Close out on 3-point shooters. Instead, the Knicks shot 16 for 24 from beyond the arc. Granted, the Knicks made shots. But the Bulls also know they contributed to the defensive disaster.

"I watched them on NBA-TV, their little minicamp thing, and all they did was shoot 3-pointers," Kyle Korver said. "That's their strength. But a lot of this was our fault. They had a lot of wide-open 3-pointers."

The Bulls' defensive failures are troubling, given Thibodeau's resume. Granted, the Bulls are incorporating a new system. And they're also integrating eight new players. But Joakim Noah distilled the loss to its simplest terms.

"We didn't follow the game plan," he said.

The Knicks tied their own record for most 3-pointers by an opponent against the Bulls.

"We're having no trouble scoring," Deng said. "I know defense takes time. But we have to do a better job."

The big story from the night was Thibodeau's decision to sit his starters as the Bulls mounted a mild fourth-quarter comeback. Noah and Deng were most emphatic in defending Thibodeau's decision, saying the starters didn't deserve to come back.

Still, I would've brought at least Rose and Noah back when the Bulls pulled to within nine on a Korver jumper with just under 5 minutes remaining. Noah didn't play the whole quarter. Rose played just 2:29.

At least they'll be rested for Friday night in Boston.

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RSS: Chicago Breaking Sports · Nov 5, 2010

Derrick Rose's dunk on Danilo Gallinari

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Yes, the Bulls lost to the Knicks last night with nonexistent defense, but this is worth watching again: Derrick Rose's two-handed dunk on Danilo Gallinari. Steve Kerr and Marv Albert liked it. Yes!

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RSS: Bulls Official News · Nov 5, 2010

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Posted by Sam Smith | asksam@Bulls.com | 11.05.10 | 11:05 a.m. CT

The New York game just ended, and I can't believe Thibs kept Rose and Noah on the bench down the stretch! Steve Kerr commented during the broadcast that he believed it was a good decision for Thibs to rest the starters, both to reward the reserves for playing well enough to make the game close and to keep the starters fresh for the Boston game. I don't buy this reasoning at all. I don't care if it's November or April, the first game of a back-to-back or the final game of the season.

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RSS: Blog a Bull · Nov 5, 2010

2010-2011 Game Preview #5 - Bulls at Boston Celtics

[Thanks to 'BULLieving in Miami' for today's game preview (sign up!). I, for one, do not endorse degrading all women by associating a lady-name with the despicable likes of Rajon Rondo -ed.]

I will use someone's suggestion and just state this: Rajon Randa can go hang himself.

Enjoy the game...

Thought that was going to be it, huh? Fortunately, there is a lot more to talk about in anticipation of tonight's matchup with the Beantowners. This is the second night of the Bulls' first back-to-back of the season; one of many they have scheduled. And before the game has been played, Bulls fans and the team itself are already feeling the effects. I made the unfortunate mistake of taking in last night's ballgame before writing this post, but hey, why write a preview if you're not up-to-the-minute on the goings on of the team.

It's already been debated heavily since the conclusion of last night's 120-112 loss to the KnickerBrickers (though they were far from it) whether Coach Tibs (or Thibs, or youts, or youths, or whatever) made the correct decision to keep his starters, namely Rose and Noah, on the bench during the "comeback" in the fourth quarter. Some would argue that the bench got them back in it, though I never consider a comeback as such unless it gets to within 5 or so, and so Thibs decided to ride the hot hands AKA rest his guys for tonight's game against his former employers.

Personally, I feel you should try to win every game, but if his philosophy was to pick between the two, especially considering how last night's game was playing out, and just rest his guys for the tougher opponent, I fear it will backfire. If anything, try to win the easier of the two matchups (home v. Knicks as opposed to @ Boston) especially since the Knicks were clearly shaken in the second half once the Bulls made their run(s). Instead, they marinate on this loss to a bitter rival (at least still to me after all these years) and it is interesting to see what frame of mind Rose and Noah are in for tonight's game. Will they feel shunned by their new coach who they have not had enough time with yet to gain complete and total respect for? What is their confidence like going into this game after losing to an inferior team (Landry Fields... really?)? More importantly, how does Luol Deng feel about how he's wasted six years of his career because of 12 inches? Surprisingly, he managed an ok game considering he shot 5-13 from the field, but his 3-4 from deep turned an inefficient 14 points on 13 shots into a decent 17 points on 13 shots.

On to tonight's key matchup: Rose versus Rondo. It seems this is going to be a debate on here for years to come until one of these two elite PGs clearly defines himself from the other. While Ronda does excel in many areas over Rose (better rebounder, defender,and dropping dimes at a Stocktonian clip), the reason why ultimately I choose Rose over Rondo every day of the week is simple: scoring ability. Rose just knows how to put the ball in the basket which makes him offensively independent. It will be interesting to see what Rondo looks like in about two years when the Big Stub, The Truth, and Jesus Shuttlesworth are either gone or retired. Rondo's game lends itself to be reliant on his teammates. The one stat he stands head and shoulders above everyone else, assists, is predicated on having teammates who know who to score efficiently and decisively. He just isn't a threat to score. A perfect example (and I wish I had a picture of it from that game) was opening night versus the Heat. In the 4th quarter when the game is in the balance, the Celtics are getting in their halfcourt set, and there is not one defender above the free throw line even remotely worried about Rondo hoisting up a shot. I immediately turned to my friend and said, "That is why I will always prefer Rose to Rondo. No one is even worried about that guy shooting" and then proceeded to rewinding the TV (what was the world like before DVR) so he could see again. He laughed. Same thing again the next trip down the court.

Essentially, the best part of Rondo's game, his passing, is almost negated in the most important moments of the game since its harder to pull off a pass when it seems everyone else on the court is doubled because of Rondo's man being a floating defender. Thus, the opposite can possibly be said about Rose in the same situation. His strength is scoring, and we have seen how teams constantly try to double him, and so it is encouraging to see his assist numbers up. He is learning the ability to pass in that situation, to find that open teammate, and he is learning to trust his teammates will make that shot (they do have to make to count as an assist, y'know). It only opens the game that much more for Rose. And in those dreaded situations when Rose doesn't have that quality of teammate around him, then we can rest assure knowing Rose can also handle it on his own and score by himself if need be. As much as this is a great matchup to watch, I believe ultimately we as Bulls fans settled that debate in our own heads long ago.

As far as the actual game, I no longer predict Celtics games. I thought they were done last year and figured the Heat pre-LeBroshaWade would beat them in the first round. I was immediately proven wrong and they marched into the Finals and almost won Game 7. So until I see KG and Pierce and Allen permanently in a suit or a different uniform, I will always give them the benefit of the doubt and opening night against the Heat solidified that sentiment for me. They've been together for 4 years now, they know how to play together and win together. So take it as you will. Now, if you're telling me Korver is starting at SG tonight, thats a different story.

CelticsBlog- go let our presence be known and tell them to tell "Sweet Potato" to stop drooling on himself.

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