Bulls Welcome A Return To Normalcy, End Of Recent Drama In Cruising Past 76ers
"Losing is misery," coach Fred Hoiberg says. "Winning is relief."
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"Losing is misery," coach Fred Hoiberg says. "Winning is relief."
Chicago had six players in double figures, including Jimmy Butler with 28 points.
Gibson is averaging 11.6 points and a team-high 7.1 rebounds.
After two days of slinging criticism at one another, the Bulls fell 100-88 to the Heat as Butler shot 1-of-13.
Dwyane Wade had 15 points to lead the Bulls, who began the day with a team meeting and ended it with a second straight frustrating loss.
Coach Fred Hoiberg felt "appropriate" punishment needed to be doled out.
"Being in this league, you know what you're getting into," Hoiberg says.
"It's totally unacceptable," GM Gar Forman says of publicly airing grievances.
Forman didn't take questions from the media.
Rondo went off on Jimmy Butler and Dwyane Wade in an Instagram post.
