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Chicago Bulls waive forward Chris Richard

The Chicago Bulls announced today the team has waived forward Chris Richard. Richard (6-9, 256) signed with Chicago on September 27. Chicago's preseason roster now stands at 16.

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RSS: Chicago Breaking Sports · Oct 6, 2010

Bulls overwhelming choice of GMs to win Central

Staff report

The Bulls are overwhelming favorites to win the LeBron-less NBA Central Division in the 2010-11 season, according to the ninth annual survey of league general managers posted on NBA.com.

Among those GMs who responded to the question, 82.1 percent picked the Bulls to win the Central title; Milwaukee was second with 17.9 percent.

As far as individual honors, Derrick Rose was voted the fastest player with the ball (21.4 percent, ahead of Chris Paul of the Hornets and Russell Westbrook of the Thunder, both at 17.9). He was listed as the third-most likely player to have a breakout season (11.1 percent, trailing only Blake Griffin of the Clippers and Westbrook, both with 14.8 percent).

Asked which team will win the NBA Finals, 63 percent of respondents said the Lakers, 33.3 said the Heat and 3.7 percent said the Celtics.

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RSS: Blog a Bull · Oct 6, 2010

Two new teams have emerged as potential destinations for free-agent center Erick Damp

Two new teams have emerged as potential destinations for free-agent center Erick Dampier.

Sources close to the situation told ESPN.com that Dampier has a visit scheduled Wednesday night in Dallas with representatives from the Chicago Bulls, who play the Mavericks in an exhibition game Thursday night at American Airlines Center.

Dampier is also expected to visit later this week with the Phoenix Suns, sources said.

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RSS: Bulls Official News · Oct 6, 2010

Chicago tops Sporting News' annual Best Sports Cities list

Chicago, with the Stanley Cup-winning Blackhawks and fast-rising Bulls leading the way, is No. 1 in Sporting News' 17th annual Best Sports Cities rankings.

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RSS: Chicago Breaking Sports · Oct 7, 2010

Bulls' Brewer not worried about hamstring injury

By K.C. Johnson

DALLAS -- Bulls swingman Ronnie Brewer will miss his second straight preseason game Thursday night against the Mavericks with a sore right hamstring.

That's the same hamstring Brewer partially tore last Feb. 19 shortly after the Jazz traded him to the Grizzlies, ending his Memphis stint after just five game. Surely, Brewer must be worried about lingering issues, right?

"Not at all," Brewer said before Thursday's shootaround. "I came in during individual workouts in September and went 110 percent. It was just something that happened and bad timing because we were about to start camp the next week. It happens. You move on and try to get back to where I was before."

In his most expansive comments about the injury, Brewer said he felt the area tighten up while running the week before training camp began on Sept. 27. He has continued to do individual work with strength coach Erik Helland but has yet to be cleared for contact.

"That's the next step," coach Tom Thibodeau said. "Once he gets through some practices, then he'll play. In September, he went pretty hard. You're concerned when anyone is injured. But the way he's moving, I'm encouraged."

Obviously, playing without Brewer and Carlos Boozer is not the way Thibodeau envisioned starting preseason play. C.J. Watson also is a gametime decision after taking a knee to his left quadriceps muscle.

Thibodeau said he would likely play starters similar minutes---in the 20 to 30 range---to the Bucks' game.
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RSS: Chicago Breaking Sports · Oct 7, 2010

MJ hoping video-game cover connects with youth

Tribune News Services

After all those championships and MVP awards, Michael Jordan has finally arrived -- on the cover of a basketball video game.

Jordan fronts NBA 2K11, a game that allows fans to add Jordan to their favorite team -- if they can first replicate some of his greatest highlights.

One of sports' top pitchmen during his Hall of Fame playing career, Jordan had never before appeared on the cover of an NBA-licensed basketball game. Now the owner of the Charlotte Bobcats, the six-time champion with the Chicago Bulls said Thursday the deciding factor in doing it now was the opportunity "to connect to this generation, when in essence a lot of these young kids never saw me play."
"They do remember me from 'Space Jam,' but not from basketball," Jordan said. "So I felt like this would be a good opportunity to kind of expose them to that."

Jordan had input in the development of the game, which was released Tuesday and includes features such as the "Flu Game" and the "Shrug Game." The five-time MVP said he's received great response, adding that his boys are "totally going crazy."

To obtain Jordan for their team, players first have to unlock him by completing the "Jordan Challenge," a series of 10 of Jordan's most memorable performances that he helped select.

Among them are his 63-point performance against Larry Bird and eventual champion Boston in 1986, and Chicago's Game 5 victory over Utah in the 1997 NBA finals, when Jordan shook off an illness to lead the Bulls within a victory of another title. There's also a 1992 finals game against Portland, when Jordan could only shrug after hitting his sixth 3-pointer of the first half -- which the video game character also does.

"To me the toughest was probably the flu game under the circumstances, what I had to deal with to play and what was at stake at that time," Jordan said. "And the easiest of the ones that was on the list was probably the 63-point game, which is the only game I probably lost of all the highlights."

Once that's been completed, fans can place a rookie Jordan onto their current team as if he were in the 2010 NBA draft. In a commercial promoting the game, Kobe Bryant obtains the six-time champion for his Los Angeles Lakers.

Jordan, of course, would rather compete against the top players than join them.

"Would I do it? No. But can a kid do it?" Jordan said. "Can a Laker fan do it? Yeah. I think that's the beautiful part of the game."

In real life, Jordan is focused now on building a team. He returned from a trip to the Ryder Cup to watch his Bobcats fall to 0-2 in the preseason with a 97-93 loss to Oklahoma City on Wednesday.

Charlotte made its first playoff appearance last season, then lost point guard Raymond Felton when he signed with the New York Knicks. D.J. Augustin is now the starter, and Jordan said he doesn't need an upgrade.

"I got a point guard. I got two, actually," he said. "So I mean, I'm always looking to better the scenario if any other All-Star point guards become available. Sure, I'd be willing to talk, but as of right now I'm happy with what I have."

The Bobcats could have landed Nets point guard Devin Harris in the collapsed four-team proposal that would have sent Carmelo Anthony from Denver to New Jersey. Charlotte coach Larry Brown covets solid play at the position, and there's been speculation he'll lobby Jordan to obtain someone.

"That's Larry," Jordan said. "If you know Larry, Larry wants to always (have) the highest. He would love to get a marquee point guard as we would all, but I mean, as of right now we have a point guard and we have to support him until things change."

The video-game Bobcats have no such problem. They can do what the real team never can: get Jordan out of the front office and into uniform.
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RSS: Blog a Bull · Oct 7, 2010

Preseason open game thread #2: Bulls at Dallas Mavericks

I'm keeping this for comedy's sake. It's just preseason after all. Haven't seen any confirmed absences outside of Boozer and Brewer.

Gametime at 7:30, overflow thread at 9:30. But for now, on with the show -ed.:

does anybody have a link for the bulls mavs game tonight or can they give me information on how to find the games that you guys give the links for i've always wondered how to just find them myself in case something goes wrong with the site? i've been a long time follower of the blog but this is my first post i dont know why i never bothered before but now i've got my account set up and will do more posting. so greetings to all. GO BULLS!

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RSS: Chicago Breaking Sports · Oct 7, 2010

Bulls Game Day: Trail Mavs 45-44 at halftime

By K.C. Johnson

DALLAS --- Dirk Nowitzki's 3-pointer just before halftime lifted the Mavericks to a 45-44 lead over the Bulls Thursday night at American Airlines Center.

The Bulls are playing without Carlos Boozer, Ronnie Brewer and C.J. Watson, who took a knee to his left quadriceps in Tuesday's opener against the Bucks.

Derrick Rose led the Bulls with 12 points on a nice variety of drives and jumpers. Joakim Noah tallied seven points, six rebounds and four assists.

James Johnson came off the bench to sink three straight jumpers for six points.

But the Bulls, like many teams, had no answer for Nowitzki. He has 20 and has traveled to the line nine times.

The Bulls again are getting outrebounded, 25 to 19, and surrendered 13 second-chance points.

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RSS: Blog a Bull · Oct 7, 2010

Preseason open game thread #2 OVERFLOW: Bulls at Dallas Mavericks

recap is a maybe.

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RSS: Blog a Bull · Oct 7, 2010

(Preseason) Mavs 88, Bulls 83: Savvy vets Bogans and Thomas, Bad rebounding a trend?

I didn't catch most of the second half, but up until that point I did write some stuff down (it happens):

Bulls started out real hot in the first quarter, but there were still some inside shots missed. It was even pointed out in the broadcast as a problem in the first game, and seeing Noah make a nice face-up drive only to be blocked just cemented it: without Boozer, the paint production will look a like last year. For his part, Noah made the same move in the second half and converted. He's getting more confident in his face-up game, and with his shot improving every season it truly makes him a threat now.

Also big early was the three-point shooting, and Keith Bogans went 3-3 in the game from there. Deng also had a nice corner-three in the first half. It's so nice to see, but it shows how much it'll be needed all season. Even Korver only was 1-3. And while I'm excited to have Ronnie Brewer back, that will remove even more 3-pointers from the offense (not saying it won't be better overall instead of Bogans). Rose also took a few three-pointers (and missed) but it's looking like there was no magic summer improvement on that front (not that it should've been expected).

In addition to Bogans in the realm of the vets, Kurt Thomas also looked good. (I used the word 'savvy' tonight since CSNChicago's Aggrey Sam used it twice to compliment the guy). I was especially impressed by his ability to pass in the high post. Clearly a smart player, and he's put up decent big man assist rates in his career, so I can see how he can be used as a sub for Noah in the offense while running similar things.

Also of note for Thomas is that he came in the game before Omer Asik (so did Scal, ugh). But again, and maybe it's low expectations, but Asik is intriguing to watch. He won't be exactly fluid on offense, but he made a couple nice defensive plays and he can run down the court hard.

CJ Watson didn't play, so John Lucas was the backup PG. And he showed why he's the 3rd string PG. I'll give Lucas one thing, he was aggressive looking for his shot. So he can be a smaller version of Pargo, without the Pargo spell that was cast on coaches in thinking he was good: nobody expects Lucas to play much.

James Johnson had a nice stretch in the 2nd quarter with three straight jumpers, but I see now they were his only points of the game. And even those shots weren't exactly in the flow of the offense, they'd be derided as 'bad shots' by Neil/Stacy if they missed, or if he was Danilo Gallinari.

Also on the non-guaranteed front, Kyle Weaver's first-half contribution wasn't bad at all.

How about Dallas' bench. Jason Terry, JJ Barea, Shawn Marion, Tyson Chandler. Tax-paying has its benefits, if not efficiencies.

Go Thibs.

Bulls gave up 18 offensive rebounds tonight, and KC Johnson mentioned it as a focus of Thibodeau post-game. It's an early concern because rebounding was supposed to be a strength of this team. Another area where Boozer helps, obviously.

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RSS: Chicago Breaking Sports · Oct 8, 2010

Bulls meet with Dampier before Mavs game

By K.C. Johnson

DALLAS -- Somewhere, Erick Dampier is smiling.

The Bulls' brass met with the free agent big man while they were in town and then watched their short-handed team get outrebounded badly for the second straight game in a loss to the Mavericks.

If there's one thing Dampier can still do, it's rebound.
The Bulls led the league in rebounding last season even without Carlos Boozer, so his two-month absence to a fractured fifth metacarpal in his right hand shouldn't dramatically affect that department.

But for some reason, it is.

"We challenged shots better," coach Tom Thibodeau said. "We kept the ball in front better. Now, we got to get into people and we have to gang rebound. Our smalls aren't helping. Our bigs aren't driving back. It's a team problem.

"It's not good if you're not finishing your defense. We're making them miss but not rebounding. So it's negating a lot of effort."

Here are some other observations as the Bulls dropped to 0-2 on the preseason with Friday night's home opener against the Wizards on tap:

The offense looked better.

Though the Bulls shot just 42.7 percent, they assisted on 22 of 32 field goals and made solid, quick decisions with the ball. Even though they lack a true post scorer without Boozer, they worked the ball inside more efficiently.

"We had good ball movement and dribble penetration," Thibodeau said. "Our drive-and-kick game was good. We had good shots."

The Bulls need to get to the free-throw line more.

They attempted just 18 free throws against the Mavericks. Eight of those were by Joakim Noah. Luol Deng never traveled to the line despite playing close to 26 minutes.

"We have to drive the ball with more force," Thibodeau said. "We have to make the officials make the calls. We're bailing out at the end, flipping the ball up. You're not going to get calls in this league like that."

John Lucas isn't bashful.

Layups: The Bulls miss Kirk Hinrich's ball-handling ability. C.J. Watson struggled in that role in Tuesday's opener against the Bucks in Milwaukee. And with Watson out with a sore left quadriceps against the Mavs, Lucas came in and hoisted 10 shots in 17 minutes, missing all five 3-point attempts.

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RSS: Blog a Bull · Oct 8, 2010

Preseason Preview # 3: Bulls vs. Washington Wizards

[Thanks to wjb1492 for today's game preview. Sign up! -ed.]

Weird to call it # 3, when I don't think there's been a # 1 or # 2 - but preseason game # 3 it is! Tonight, the made-over Washington Wizards visit the made-over Chicago Bulls, in a fight to the death meaningless preseason game that we will all nonetheless enjoy simply out of our desperation for actual basketball. Each preseason game that passes means the real stuff is that much closer! Plus, this is the first home game of the year.

The obvious angle here is that tonight marks Kirk Hinrich's return to Chicago for the first time after being traded. As a fan of his, obviously I'd love to spend the rest of the preview pointing out what a great training camp Elmer had, and how he's played well in the first two preseason games in spite of playing significant time at small forward. Apparently, the Bulls are not the only team enchanted with the 3-guard lineup. Maybe it's something about Kirk that brings it out in people. Unfortunately for me, the Kirk angle has already been extensively covered by KC, Mike McGraw, John Jackson, Doug Thonus and the obligatory potshots via twitter.

In two games each, the Wiz are 2-0 while the Bulls are 0-2. Both have played Dallas. All this would mean something if the games actually counted, or even if both teams were playing a normal lineup for normal minutes in these games. In spite of the losses, the Bulls' starters have played well - and given that some of the bench depth has been forced into starting due to several injuries that we shall not dwell upon, that's about all you can ask. Thibs hasn't disappointed as a coach yet, and the players who are expected to carry the load look imminently capable of doing so. As far as the Wizards go, Yi Jianlian is finally living up to Option27's expectations. Oh, and there's that John Wall guy. He's fast, but still a rookie.

Really, when you get right down to it, it's pretty nice to have the team at the stage where preseason is pretty much filler and fine-tuning for the regular season. Wins are nice, but the only truly important thing tonight is that no one is injured and the team looks good when the key contributors for the season are on the court together.

7:00 P.M. central; WGN for those luck people who won't instead be receiving The New Adventures of Old Christine on WGN America.

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RSS: Chicago Breaking Sports · Oct 8, 2010

Hinrich return highlights Bulls-Wizards matchup

By K.C. Johnson

Calling his return to the United Center "a little weird," a relaxed, joking Kirk Hinrich discussed his fresh start with the Wizards before Friday night's matchup against a Bulls team for which he toiled for seven seasons.

"This is the first time I've seen the other locker room," Hinrich said. "It's a little weird. It was weird the first time I put on this uniform. But I got over that. The organization has been great to me. We're young. But we have a lot of enthusiasm and guys are trying to do the right thing."

With Josh Howard out, Hinrich has been starting at small forward in a three-guard lineup featuring Gilbert Arenas and No. 1 pick John Wall. That means Hinrich will match up with Luol Deng. It also means Hinrich is again mentoring a speedy rookie point guard.
"He has the ability to be a great player in this league," Hinrich said. "Already he's proven that he's going to be pretty dang good right off the bat. He's got that special type athleticism you don't see often at the point guard position. He and Derrick (Rose) are both special type athletes. Their personalities are different. It's still early that it's hard to compare."

Wall said he's looking forward to his matchup with Rose.

"It's going to be a great challenge," he said. "Every night, you're going to go against talented point guards. Derrick has improved himself every year. All I can do is try to hold my own and keep getting better and try to get to the level he's at."

As for the Bulls, coach Tom Thibodeau said he would likely increase the starters' minutes and that C.J. Watson would miss his second straight game with a sore left quadriceps. Thibodeau said John Lucas would get the initial shot at backup point guard minutes but that he also wanted to take a longer look at Kyle Weaver, who played well in the first half Thursday at Dallas but didn't return.

"Kyle did a good job defensively," Thibodeau said.

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RSS: Blog a Bull · Oct 8, 2010

Preseason open game thread #3: Bulls vs Washington Wizards

First home game. Return of Kurt. Derrick Rose vs. John Wall.

I'm gonna be there, so follow my red-hot twitter feed.

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RSS: Chicago Breaking Sports · Oct 8, 2010

Bulls Game Day: Lead Wizards 60-50 at halftime

By K.C. Johnson

With the pregame spotlight focusing on the John Wall-Derrick Rose matchup, Gilbert Arenas and Kyle Korver stole the first-half show.

The Bulls lead the Wizards 60-50 at halftime Friday night in the home preseason opener at United Center.

Korver came off the bench to score 14 points on 6-for-9 shooting. Arenas tallied 13 points on 5-for-9 marksmanship.

Kentucky coach John Calipari, who coached Wall at that school and Rose at Memphis, sat courtside with Indiana coach Tom Crean to soak in the Wall-Rose matchup.

Rose got the better of Wall early, crossing him over on one drive and score and finishing with six points and three assists. Wall, who overcame having his shot emphatically rejected by Joakim Noah, tallied four points and four assists.

The game also marked the return of Kirk Hinrich, who drew a loud pregame ovation. He had four points and two assists in the first half.

Kyle Weaver helped his cause for making the roster with a strong floor game and five points and five assists. C.J. Watson remains out with a sore left quadriceps.

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RSS: Chicago Breaking Sports · Oct 9, 2010

Bulls' Rose takes Wizards' Wall to school

By K.C. Johnson

Derrick Rose insists his performance didn't have any personal motivation.

But the way he attacked rookie and No. 1 overall pick John Wall at the start of the third quarter, during which Rose scored 12 of his 18 points in Friday's Bulls' victory over the Wizards, it sure looked like Rose still was working to impress college coach John Calipari, who sat courtside to watch his two former players.

"I was just trying to be aggressive," Rose said. "That's what the coaching staff has been telling me. They make me watch film and make sure I go off pick-and-roll hard because that opens up offense for us all over the court."

Rose's current coach, Tom Thibodeau, liked what he saw.

"I thought that set the tone for the game," Thibodeau said. "Hisaggressiveness, getting us up the floor quickly, getting the ballinside, we had a really good pace to the game.

"He got everybody involved early. And then he got real aggressive tostart the third. I thought that set the tone for the second half."

Here are some other observations now that three exhibition games are in the books as the Bulls enjoy a day off on Saturday:

Thibodeau doesn't do sentimentality.

Asked about his first victory as an NBA head coach, albeit anexhibition one, Thibodeau immediately slipped into Coach-speak aboutthe team in general.

Omer Asik is improving.

Sure, he missed six of nine free throws and committed fiveturnovers. But Asik plays with energy and physical force and amassednine points and 10 rebounds in 27 minutes, pairing well with JoakimNoah.

"He's tough," Thibodeau said. "He's got size. He's not afraid to mixit up inside. He's still learning as he goes. But he gives you greateffort every day.

"I like the size. Joakim has shown he can play power forward. Hegets you moving. Two 7-footers on the floor, the paint gets shut down.It gets you rebounding."

The Bulls finally out-rebounded an opponent, tallying 21 second-chance points with a 48-32 advantage.

Kyle Korver can shoot.

News flash, right?

Seriously, though, Korver knocked down 7 of 12 shots for 17 reserve points and is shooting 17-for-34 in three games.

"He always gives me at least two or three assists," Rose said. "I love playing with him. He opens up the floor for everybody."

The Bulls are sharing the ball.

The ball movement has improved each game, to the tune of 28 assistsagainst the Wizards. Rose, Kyle Weaver and James Johnson each had five.

And that's the thing: It's not all on Rose anymore. This is in part because of Thibodeau's creative offensive sets.

"It's an offense where there's a lot of motion and I'm not alwayshandling the ball," Rose said. "I'm coming off stagger screens, doublepindowns, things like that. We're always moving to open up the court."

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RSS: Blog a Bull · Oct 9, 2010

A couple Bulls-Wiz links: Hinrich's return, Rose vs. Wall, 'JOMER'

More photos » Nam Y. Huh - AP

A beautiful sight: Kirk Hinrich, playing SF, for another team. (AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh)

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Yes, I cheered Kirk Hinrich on his initial return. I also cackled and yelled 'Hin-brick' when he shot in the second half. It was supposed come off as ironically fervent, but likely instead just came across as coming from someone who treats preseason (and Friday, at that) as an excuse to drink more while in attendance.

What I didn't do is chant for Scal to come in. That needs to be stopped immediately.

Only other observation is that John Wall looked bigger than Rose, which is scary. Less scary was he didn't look nearly as good.

Some other stuff from people who paid attention, namely ESPNChicago with two amusing stories from the night, one on Hinrich's return (Hinrich on VDN saying his name: "Some people just can't say it correctly, I guess") and another on Noah and Asik getting along.

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RSS: Chicago Breaking Sports · Oct 11, 2010

Report: Bulls looking into cause of Boozer injury

The New York Daily News reports: The Bulls are looking into Carlos Boozer's account of how he sustained the Oct. 2 injury to his shooting hand that is expected to sideline him from four to eight weeks.

Boozier said he tripped over a bag at his home as he went to answer the door. But red flags went up around the NBA, given that he once famously reneged on an agreement to remain with the Cavaliers in 2004.

Get the full story: NYDailyNews.com

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RSS: Chicago Breaking Sports · Oct 11, 2010

Johnson: Boozer investigation talk? Bag it

By K.C. Johnson

The Bulls aren't investigating Carlos Boozer's hand injury, as a published report claimed over the weekend.

What are they supposed to do, interview the gym bag Boozer said he tripped over?

Yes, some skepticism exists regarding Boozer's story. Some fans are even taking Boozer's recent divorce -- which was settled amicably, by the way -- and noting that his injury is called a "boxer's fracture" and adding two plus two to get five: He punched a wall for sure!

This is for sure: Boozer's right knuckles had no cuts or swelling or redness on them when he met with team physicians after the injury, which occurred on Oct. 2.

"It's a non-issue to us," Bulls coach Tom Thibodeau said.

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RSS: Bulls Official News · Oct 11, 2010

Power Surge | Taj Gibson

For most of us, June 25, 2009, was just another summer day, but for one Taj Jami Gibson, its a date that forever changed his life.

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