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Bulls 95, Rockets 92

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RSS: Blog a Bull · Nov 16, 2010

A Circus Trip victory: Rose takes over in Bulls win over Rockets

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Derrick Rose committed his 4th foul with around five and a half minutes left in the 3rd quarter. When he returned to start the 4th, he found his team down 8 points after being outscored 30-14 overall in that quarter. And the Bulls franchise player proceeded to absolutely take over.

Rose had 17 points in the fourth, mostly accumulated in a blistering run to start the period that quickly got the Bulls to a 10 point lead. Throughout the game Rose had been hitting his mid-range jumper while defenders went under screens, then extending the range out beyond the 3 point line. His first couple 3-point attempts in the game were in perfect situations: stepping into them while open after receiving a pass. I'm not confident in his overall proficiency from that distance yet, but seeing those shots in rhythm gets no complaints. But in tonight's 4th quarter not only was he hitting that type of 3, the midrange shots, and the usual forays into the paint, but even hitting a couple 3-pointers off the dribble...which means seeing Derrick Rose at his most unstoppable.

It was needed, as the Bulls played a solid but unspectacular game, and hopefully what happened tonight will be shown in future close contests: with Rose like that, that's enough to pull out the victory. The guy was so hot that he even tried to miss the final free throw and it went in...at least you could see him telling Thibs afterwards he intended to miss it (heh).

The Bulls likely could've won this game without that free-throw contest if not for a real bad stretch from Ronnie Brewer, where he missed 3 foul shots (2 officially), and committed two turnovers on dishes he received near the basket. Luckily it merely gave the Rockets life and not the lead, and won't overshadow the first half Brewer had, which was his best as a Bull. He was fantastic on defense and in transition, reasons why he's different but maybe not all that bad of a replacement when Bulls couldn't acquire J.J. Redick. He had an emphatic dunk in that half (where he scored all 11 of his points tonight) that had me wondering just how long ago the Bulls had a 2-guard who wasn't too undersized to pull something like that off. He doesn't absolutely need to be starting as long as he gets minutes (32 to Bogans' 14) but he may be stealing that job soon.

Rose's brilliance and Brewer's unlikely contribution were especially necessary with the Bulls losing two matchups at the SF and PF tonight, as both Deng and Gibson struggled. Taj had his worst game of his as-of-yet fantastic season, getting routinely worked by Luis Scola while shooting 1-9 (and a couple times missing badly on jumpers). Luol was stymied much of the game by Shane Battier, shooting 6-21 and I don't think any of those makes were in the flow of the offense. When Rose was out in the back end of that 3rd quarter, it was shown yet again how much Carlos Boozer will be needed to provide stability in those situations: Luol cannot be counted on to singularly eat up possessions effectively, causing a turnover more often than getting a high-percentage shot. In the 1st half when Rose was out, the Bulls second-unit actually erased a deficit, mostly behind causing turnovers (the dropoff from Kyle Lowry to Ish Smith was significant) and the aforementioned Brewer surge. Overall it's a problem that likely won't be rectified fully until Boozer returns.

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Odd night for Joakim Noah, who saw his minutes decreased a bit as he was held out while Rose went ballistic. So his overall numbers were a bit depressed, but I thought Noah did a fine job against his old friend Brad Miller, especially early in the game where he mixed in his jumper with an acrobatic inside finish after a Miller foul. Also hit clutch FTs late.

I love not feeling nervous when seeing Omer Asik in the game, a situation I was worried about heading into this season. Going beyond the stock description of 'solid' that accompanies a backup big, Asik can finish and pass inside and was adept enough at defending any Rocket from Miller to Chuck Hayes. Nearly 18 minutes for Asik tonight, and he's looking like a second-round steal.

A couple subtle things I liked from Thibodeau: One was him calling timeouts late in the 2nd half on a couple situations when the Bulls looked discombobulated (a situation that occurred quite often tonight, it seemed). Another was his reactions to when the Bulls messed up: whereas Vinny always looked exasperated, Thibs looks angry in a way where you know he's going to try and fix it. That's probably meaningless body-language reading from me, but I still found it worth noting.

Speaking of pointlessness that's worth noting...though this is something I don't like: Neil Funk suckage. In the first half, he said of Kyle Lowry's offensive game that he 'wasn't even looking at the basket', and then later on Kevin Martin, 'you could see in his eyes' that he was looking to shoot on a possession. First off: he's the play-by-play guy, and doen't need to give an opinion on their perceived attitudes, most of which which are overwhelmingly negative when concerning an opponent. And worse is that this comes from a guy who can barely see the game in front of him anymore: I find it hard to believe he can see into anyone's eyes to glean such information. Also, he found time to bash Courtney Lee and Chuck Hayes for some reason. Just the worst.

Bad night from the officials as well. They blew a couple block/charge calls, one of which was on Rose, which as mentioned factored into his minutes later. Another was on Deng, and you could hear Luol say 'about time' when he did finally get a call on defense later. The traveling call on Brewer in the 4th was something that you never see. Though the crew did well in reviewing and erasing 5 points from Kyle Lowry that were shot after 24-second violations.

Kendall Gill said at halftime in describing how well the Bulls bench played in the first half that BJ Armstrong once told him that guys 6-9 on the roster carried the Bulls during the dynasty years. I think BJ was misquoted.

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RSS: Chicago Breaking Sports · Nov 17, 2010

Johnson: Bulls' Rose making MVP statement

By K.C. Johnson

HOUSTON -- On Sept. 27, Derrick Rose started the Bulls' annual Media Day Festivities by calmly saying this:

"Why can't I be the MVP of the league?"

Raise your hand if you doubted. Thankfully, this accompanying photo of me is a headshot or you would've seen my hand raised.

Obviously, nine games don't make a season. And several other perennial All-Stars are having their usual big-time seasons.

But there's no mistaking: Rose is playing at an MVP level. He's averaging career-highs with 24.7 points and 9.2 assists. And, as his dominant fourth quarter against the Rockets Tuesday night proved, he's taking over games.

"I had to do something," Rose said. "Talking to (agent) B.J. (Armstrong), he just says stop the game, concentrate, focus in. He's teaching me how to finish."

And finishing is what Rose is doing. Without Carlos Boozer in the lineup, the Bulls have no other fourth-quarter options. Rose knows this. Defenses know this. And yet, Rose still produces.

"Derrick was Derrick," coach Tom Thibodeau said. "He took control of the game. He realized what needed to be done. He started attacking and when he attacks, he's impossible to guard."

And suddenly, MVP talk no longer sounds impossible.

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RSS: Blog a Bull · Nov 17, 2010

2010-11 Game Preview #10: Bulls at San Antonio Spurs

[Nice of 'sin' to take a break from his favorite team (Miami) and player (Carmelo) to provide today's game preview (sign up!) Make sure to check out the preview from SBNation bro-site Pounding the Rock as well. -ed.]

So I hear Eva Longoria is single again. Sweet. Oh wait...that's not what I'm supposed to be talking about. Okay, here goes:

24 hours after our hero Rose dominated the Rockets it's time for Chapter 2 of the Circus Trip saga. Tonight, we face the old guys, you know the team everyone loves to write off because of age and injury and all that fun stuff. How hard could it be to beat a bunch of old guys right? Wait what's that? What the hell? They're 8-1?? They've won 7 in a row since losing to the were-playing-out-of-their-minds Hornets?? Eh-oh. Get the panic patrols ready, cause I sense some fun threads tonight.

Tonight's one of those nights where we're really going to appreciate Derrick Rose giving us those 'OMFG' plays, because odds are when you're playing the Spurs (and you're trying to play defense too), it's going to be a snoozefest of a game. I doubt either team hits 100, although the Spurs have been scoring relatively high as of late (mostly due to an overtime game against the Rockets and some easy blowout games). There's no way the Spurs keep pace as the second highest scoring team for the entire season, although we could be the victims of another high scoring game if our defense isn't sharp and quick to close out on their shooters.

On our side, I think tonight's game is definitely going to be another great test to gauge how far our defense has come. With a healthy Manu and Parker and a Richard Jefferson finally playing somewhat up to his heist of a contract, we really are going to need some great perimeter defense. Mostly I'm worried about Manu, as Derrick has shown good improvement on his defensive game and should be able to do a decent job on Parker, so long as he stays out of foul trouble. Deng SHOULD have his way with Jefferson (this is assuming Deng shows up at all).

Now, the front court battle? Here's where the fun's going to be at. We have the greatest Power Forward ever playing center now in Tim Duncan, and he's a damn good center although seems to be coming up slowly this year (maybe due to age, maybe due to a limitation on minutes). We've seen Noah beast some of the better big men in league already and tonight brings a very intriguing matchup for him. Two polar opposites in terms of personality and shooting strokes (think Tornado vs. that beautiful bank shot), but both talented, Noah should fare much better this year against Duncan. I remember Duncan doing particularly well against our front court in years past. The other half of the big men matchups brings an even more intriguing matchup in Taj Gibson vs. Dejuan Blair. The old man we took vs. the guy many people wanted (myself included). Although, I must say: with the recent improvements Taj has shown, even a huge Tyrus fan that spent the better part of last year hating on Taj has officially become a fan. It looks like management may have made the right call there, considering with Taj we are only fighting the power of age as opposed to waiting for Blair's knees to give out (and I sincerely hope that they don't, because he seems like a nice guy but it is something that will be a concern his entire career).

Keys to winning the game for us?

-Defense. Our defense has to be very alert tonight. The Spurs are a totally different beast when they have their outside shot going so it's important that we keep a hand in their faces and make sure to close out on all shooters.
-Rose vs. Parker. Another quick point guard that likes to cut and drive to the hoop. Rose needs to be able to play good defense while making sure not to get himself into foul trouble as he did trying to contain Westbrook on opening night.
-Who will stop Manu? Bogans? Brewer? Someone better do it. I have my money on Brewer, although who knows what Thibs will do.
-Bench play. Spurs boast a pretty strong bench and ours has been known to kill leads and dig us huge holes. I'm personally excited to a close look at Tiago Splitter and how he's adapting to the NBA game.

If we compete as hard as we did last night, and Deng shows up at least a little, then we should put up a damn good fight. I'm thinking we pull this one out before losing to Dallas or the Lakers.

Swing by Pounding The Rock for a Spurs point of view.

Bulls vs Spurs coverage starts at 8:30. We're on ESPN tonight (and we should get the Hubie team since JVG/Jackson/Breen are likely covering the Heat game before ours).

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RSS: Bulls Official News · Nov 17, 2010

Scottie Pippen's Top 10 Greatest Moments

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Bulls legend and Hall of Famer Scottie Pippen was chosen as one of the NBA’s 50 Greatest Players of All-Time and was a seven-time All-Star

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RSS: Chicago Breaking Sports · Nov 17, 2010

Bulls Game Day: Lead Spurs early

By K.C. Johnson

SAN ANTONIO --- Joakim Noah scored on a running left-handed layup with 0.6 seconds remaining to give the Bulls a 25-18 lead over the Spurs after one quarter Wednesday night.

The Spurs entered winners of seven straight.

Derrick Rose and Luol Deng each scored eight points to lead the Bulls. However, Taj Gibson continued his struggles from Tuesday night in Houston, missing all five first-quarter shots.

Tony Parker and Tim Duncan each scored six points for the Spurs.

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RSS: Blog a Bull · Nov 17, 2010

2010-11 Open Game Thread #10: Bulls at San Antonio Spurs

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RSS: Blog a Bull · Nov 17, 2010

2010-11 Open Game Thread #10 OVERFLOW: Bulls at San Antonio Spurs

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RSS: Blog a Bull · Nov 17, 2010

2010-11 Open Game Thread #10 OVERFLOW2: Bulls at San Antonio Spurs

OK, that last thread already bursted. I stink.

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RSS: Blog a Bull · Nov 17, 2010

Spurs 103, Bulls 95: Tired (or just overwhelmed) Bulls blown out in 3rd quarter, but

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After a fairly excellent first half, I was a bit worried that the Bulls would eventually see the effects of the back-to-back in the second. The Spurs had a brief surge to end that half, following a weird timeout where Popovich merely sat on the bench while his players had their own huddle. They responded and completely blew out the Bulls in that 3rd quarter 37-12.

It was nearly entirely a product of the Bulls missing shots on offense that quarter. They were relying heavily on jumpers and missing plenty (especially Luol Deng and Taj Gibson, who trumped his 1-9 performance last night with an 0-9) , and the Spurs would out-run the Bulls to the other basket. There were also far too many blow-bys by Spurs guards, which can somewhat be tied to fatigue but still discouraging.

But there was some encouragement to be had in what transpired in the 4th quarter. If this was merely a year prior, this game would've likely snowballed into a 30+ point blowout, but tonight while the Bulls never really threatened they were consistently hanging around. And how they did so was important, it wasn't just showing determination (and Deng and Noah always have that), but Derrick Rose being brilliant again. He had a few bad shots early in the game (and finished with only one foul shot), but in that second half he went back to attacking the rim, then slowly extended out past midrange and then hit two more 3-pointers tonight, finishing with 33 points overall. This is getting quite interesting: Rose making a significant leap in scoring ability changes a lot, for everything in this franchise.

Other stuff:

Ronnie Brewer had another fine game, and helped lead the bench unit in another first half where they actually extended the lead. Finished 5-7 from the field, 5 rebounds, 2 assists, 2 steals. He's quickly rising up my personal ranks as a favorite on the team, and unleashed his second savage dunk in as many nights. And like I said after the one last night: cool to see that from a Bulls 2-guard.

The bench combinations couldn't recreate the magic in the 2nd half with the Bulls deficit hemorrhaging. Thibs even tried using Scal in the 4th, and while he was on the floor for Rose's one-man run, shouldn't have stayed out there as a reward. He simply doesn't do anything. Interesting to see CJ Watson play for a majority of that quarter as well alongside Rose.

Omer Asik had another awesome slow-powerful dunk, this time one-handed. Overall he made a lot of mistakes, but still made a positive impact. I suppose Thibodeau could've gone to him earlier in the 3rd, but when considering something like that, or using Scal at all, it's not an easy solution: Spurs were running a lot, and Taj Gibson was awful, so there weren't a lot of options.

Chose the ESPN broadcast tonight, bringing up an interesting dilemma: is it better to have announcers who can't see the game yet talk about it (incorrectly) like they know what's going on? Or have announcers who can at least see the game, but choose to talk about anything else but what's in front of them.

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RSS: Chicago Breaking Sports · Nov 18, 2010

Artest wants to try out for an NFL team

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Former Bulls loose cannon Ron Artest tells cbssports.com that when he retires from basketball he wants to try out for an NFL team.

Given Artest's physical play and size (6-7, 260) perhaps the Lakers' forward is on to something and could make the transition into a Tony Gonzalez or Antonio Gates type tight end. But at 31 and with a contract that runs through the 2014 season, it appears to be, as Artest puts it, a fantasy.

"God willing, after my NBA career, God willing I'm still athletic enough - which I'm trying to take care of my body as best as possible and be prepared for this day, for this tryout of an NFL team," Artest said. "... It's a fantasy of mine. It's an opportunity because I'm athletic. So if that fantasy can be fulfilled, and if it's something that can really be reached as far as a goal, I'm going for it."

Photo: Ron Artest wrestles for the ball with the Kings' DeMarcus Cousins. (Ezra Shaw/Getty Images)

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RSS: Bulls Official News · Nov 18, 2010

Derrick Rose, Joakim Noah, Luol Deng and Carlos Boozer represent Bulls on 2011 NBA Al

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Scottie Pippen's Top 10 Greatest Moments

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Comcast SportsNet to debut "Up Close and Personal"

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RSS: Chicago Breaking Sports · Nov 18, 2010

Four Bulls named to NBA All-Star Game ballot

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Four Bulls players appear on the ballot for the 2011 NBA All-Star Game, which will be played next Feb. 20 at the Staples Center in Los Angeles.

Derrick Rose, Joakim Noah, Luol Deng and Carlos Boozer were among the 120 players selected for the ballot by an NBA media panel. It marks the first ballot appearance for Noah, who was inexplicably bypassed last year in favor of Brad Miller.

Voting began Thursday and can be done at bulls.com/votebulls or at NBA arenas through Jan. 23. Starters will be announced Jan. 27 during a one-hour special on TNT.

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RSS: Chicago Breaking Sports · Nov 19, 2010

Bulls' Boozer hopes to practice next week

By K.C. Johnson

DALLAS --- An upbeat Carlos Boozer said on Friday morning that his recovering right hand continues to show progress and he hopes to begin participating in team shootarounds at some point on this seven-game trip.

Boozer, who fractured the fifth metacarpal on his right hand on Oct. 2, already is taking part in some non-contact portions of practice such as going through dummy offensive sets and defensive close outs. The All-Star forward, who has yet to make his Bulls debut, hopes to advance past that next week.

"I'm trying to wait to the right-week mark to have full contact in practice," Boozer said. "But I'm getting a little anxious."

Boozer said he still has some minor swelling and occasional mild soreness but that his conditioning remains strong.

"The weird thing about my injury is I've been able to run a lot and stay in shape as good as I can," Boozer said. "So when I get back out there to practice maybe in a week or a week and a half, I won't be too far behind."

Photo: Carlos Boozer and Joakim Noah cheer from the bench during Wednesday's loss in San Antonio. (Brendan Malone/US Presswire)
Boozer said he will wear a protective device on his right hand initially that the team is making for him. He expects to try it on when the team flies to Los Angeles after Friday's game against the Mavericks.

"As long as it makes me comfortable, I'll be alright," he said.

Boozer said he has been impressed by but not surprised by the Bulls' competitiveness despite his absence.

"I know how hard these guys work and how much they try to get better every day," Boozer said. "I'm not surprised at how well we've done. I feel we could've won a couple more. I'm impressed by my teammates. They work their butts off and are good."

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RSS: Blog a Bull · Nov 19, 2010

2010-11 Game Preview #11: Bulls at Dallas Mavericks

[Thanks to 'sin' (again) for today's game preview (sign up! someone besides sin!). Pretty pessimistic preview, I think the Bulls have do have a decent chance with their defense rested and the Mavs not having many shot-creators outside of Dirk. Hopefully Taj progresses back to the mean after 2 nights of cliff-falling regression. -ed.]

Who's had a fear of getting shots as a kid? I did, so anytime I knew I was about to get one, I'd do something like pinch my skin or poke it or something right before to prepare myself for that sharp pain. This game tonight feels like that pinch. I'm expecting tonight to be a preview of what's to come on Tuesday night. A nice old fashioned ass kicking before the massacre I'm expecting at Staples. Tonight we take on a loaded Mavericks team, and following that of course is that dreaded beat down the Lakers are sure to hand down to us.

The Mavs are off to a fairly decent start. Dirk Nowitzki seems to be playing at a high level again, Jason Kidd is still getting the job done, their bench is strong, and Tyson Chandler has been able to fit in quite well. Their lineup is definitely going to provide a TON of mismatches for us tonight, and we can only pray and pray that Rose goes into his MVP-mode as he has the last two games for us. Rose against Kidd is really the only advantage I see when I look at the two starting lineups. There's Deng too, but he has to show up first, and then after the Spurs game, we've learned he also needs to get some damn rest earlier before he actually has an excuse to disappear.

Now on to the fun part, the mismatches. Had Taj not shown us in the past two games the amazing 80 year old player we all love to hate on, I might have had a little more hope for tonight, but let's face it now: he's going to absolutely get murdered tonight. Every time Duncan scored the other night on Taj, I pictured Dirk doing the same thing, only he can do it from the three point line too. I'm interested to see how Noah does against Chandler as well. Although Noah is clearly the superior player, Chandler is one of the better athletic centers in the league and should be able to give Noah some fits on the defensive end with his shotblocking ability.

So that was the starting lineup, now onto the benches. Their bench? You really only need to look at Jason Terry. He continues to play well and give them that scoring punch when the starters need to sit, and also be a reliable scorer down the stretch. From what I gather, Caron Butler comes off the bench now as well. Man, I wish we had 6th and 7th men like that. Our bench on the other hand? Sigh. Yeah I know. I can say there's only one bench player I feel confident in so far, and that's Kyle Korver (I don't count Brewer because I feel he should be a starter by now because I really dislike Bogans). Asik is slowly and surely becoming reliable and I'll feel more comfortable with him once he gets more acclimated to the NBA game.

Now if anyone's been watching the Mavs this year, they've shown considerable improvement on the defensive end. From a quick glance, I saw only one team scoring over 100 on them so far (although that could be attributed to fairly weak competition for the most part). The thing that worries me tonight is how well their zone worked against us in that one preseason game. Yes, I know it was just a preseason game and we were still coming together, but honestly: we were destroyed by that zone and they could elect to go back to it for some stretches of the game, and with Deng being Dung and Taj doing his best Pargo impression, I'm even more worried about how we'll fare against a zone. Also another point of concern is our defense of the 3 point shot. Teams are shooting nearly 40% against us from beyond the arc the last time I checked. Sure the Knicks game skewed some of those stats but just from watching the games, often we are very late closing on shooters from outside. Our defense has definitely improved this year but that continues to be a major flaw in our defense thus far.

Key things to watch out for:
-Rotations: Thibodeau still doesn't seem to have a grasp on substitution patterns. I mentioned this in other threads before, but it seems like he's playing the starters as if each game were a playoff game. Obviously that needs to stop. I mean come on 38 straight minutes for Deng? You're just asking him to disappear.
-3 Point Defense: Same as the Spurs game. I called it in my preview and it definitely helped kill us last night. Just remember, and you'll probably hear it during the game as well, "HAND DOWN. MAN DOWN!!"
-Zone?: How we react to a zone defense if they go to it, and I definitely expect they will.
-Dirk: Manu was the big mismatch last night and it definitely showed. Tonight is an deadlier mismatch. Sigh.

My prediction? After being too optimistic after that Houston win and predicting we'd win last night, I'm going back to the good ol' BaB brand of pessimism. We're going to lose. Badly. I imagine some lively threads for the game (which I sadly may not get to participate in for the first time this season *tear*).

Head to Mavs Moneyball for what is surely going to be a much more positive atmosphere, if at any point this thread gets too depressing for you guys.

Bulls vs Mavericks coverage games at 8:30 again. More ESPN coverage. The Jeff Van Gundy - Mark Jackson show Part 2. (Hopefully they'll talk about Melo this game when we're down by 20)

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RSS: Bulls Official News · Nov 19, 2010

Ask Sam | Sam Smith opens his mailbag | 11.19.10

The sad and really shocking news about Greg Oden requiring another micro-fracture surgery and missing this year and the 2011-12 season being very uncertain raises a question. From your extensive experience with the NBA what NBA player went down to injury who you think would have been the best NBA player? I am thinking about Jay Williams motorcycle accident as a candidate. Oden seemed primed to be a force in the NBA. Bruce Roberts

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RSS: Blog a Bull · Nov 19, 2010

2010-11 Open Game Thread #11: Bulls at Dallas Mavericks

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RSS: Chicago Breaking Sports · Nov 19, 2010

Bulls Game Day: Lead Mavs early

By K.C. Johnson

DALLAS --- The Bulls grabbed an early 19-13 lead over the Mavericks after one quarter Friday night at American Airlines Center.

Taj Gibson, who had missed 15 of 16 shots in this trip's first two games, led the Bulls with eight points. Derrick Rose added seven.

Dirk Nowitzki's 10 points led the Mavericks, who shot just 29.4 percent and didn't score for the final 4 minutes, 52 seconds of the quarter.

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