April 8th, 2011 
Stephen Rhodes 
Posted in The Chicago Bulls, under coach Tom Thibodeaux, have done everything right in plundering the National Basketball Association’s Central Division. Led by Derrick Rose, the Bulls have a well-rounded squad which has put a new emphasis on defense, unlike in years past when Ben Gordon was with the team and was coached by Vinny Del [...]
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Boozer Helps Bull Clinch Best Record In East, Club Cavaliers 93-82
Jackson Free Throws Help Bobcats Edge Bulls 83-82
Any time that you go up against the Charlotte Bobcats, chances are that the game will not be very high-scoring. That was certainly the case on Tuesday when the Bobcats traveled to the United Center to take on the Chicago Bulls. Neither team shot very well (Chicago shot 39 percent while Charlotte checked in at [...]
Allen Iverson Heading To Turkey Official And More NBA News And Rumors
It is official, point guard Allen Iverson is heading to Turkey. The eleven-time NBA all-star signed to a two-year deal worth $4 million with the Turkish pro basketball team, the Besiktas. Yahoo! Sports first reported this. Iverson is expected to report to the team by next week or so. The contract allows Iverson to opt [...]
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No Comments »Bulls Coveting Josh Howard, Others
Even though the Chicago Bulls are in relatively good shape with the recent acquisition of Kyle Korver and Ronnie Brewer, apparently they feel the need for another shooting guard. The Chicago Sun-Times is reporting that the team is taking a look at Josh Howard, Shannon Brown, Rasual Butler and *gasp* Tracy McGrady. An interesting group [...]
Raptors Close To Signing “Mid-Level” Free Agent
The Toronto Raptors, mindful of the fact that they won’t retain Chris Bosh, are rumored to be close to signing a “mid-level” free agent, according to the Toronto Star’s Doug Smith and verified by Raptors HQ. Some of the rumored names mentioned in these discussions are: Ryan Gomes of Minnesota Matt Barnes and J.J. Redick [...]
Boozer Helps Jazz Make Losers Out Of Bulls 105-86
Thursday’s game between the Chicago Bulls and Utah Jazz made one wonder who had the tryptophan-laced, pre-game meal before tipoff. One thing that is for certain: the game was one of polar opposites. The Jazz, led by Carlos Boozer’s 28 points, shot a scorching 60.8% from the field while the Bulls shot only 42%. As [...]
Jazz Win Streak Now At 12, Decimate Pacers 112-100
The Utah Jazz obviously are looking for better playoff positioning as the season is in its twilight. They brought an 11-game winning streak into Conseco Fieldhouse Tuesday as they took on the Indiana Pacers, who are very much missing leading scorer Danny Granger (torn tendon – foot) and Mike Dunleavy (knee). But turnovers would prove [...]
Jazz Win Streak Now Nine, Beat Short-Handed Warriors 112-104
As I had alluded to in previous posts, the Utah Jazz has a variety of scoring options – both in their starting lineup and from off the bench. Perhaps what is different about this team is that on any given night, you never know who the #1 scoring option is going to be. That air [...]
