<div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">BOSTON (Ticker) -- Rookie Al Jefferson's career night off the bench helped prevent the Chicago Bulls from evening their record for the first time this season. Jefferson scored eight of his career-high 17 points in the fourth quarter as the Boston Celtics continued their strong play at home and ended the Bulls' seven-game winning streak with a 92-83 victory. </div> Full Recap Box Score
Haha well this was really fun while it lasted. This streak has shown flashes of what the Bulls can become with this nice raw talent. IMO, in the near future, the Bulls can really become something with the players they have like Ben Gordon, Luol Deng, Eddy Curry, just to name a few. What Chicago really should be happy about is the improvement to a 17-19 record from a 10-18 record.
The first nine games totally killed them being 0-9. If that weren't to happen, they could be in a good playoff spot.
