Boozer Injures Ankle, X-Rays Negative
Chicago Bulls forward Carlos Boozer injured his left ankle in the fourth quarter of the team's 101-84 victory over the Charlotte Bobcats. X-rays on Boozer's ankle came back negative.
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Chicago Bulls forward Carlos Boozer injured his left ankle in the fourth quarter of the team's 101-84 victory over the Charlotte Bobcats. X-rays on Boozer's ankle came back negative.
Carlos Boozer limped off the court after a flagrant foul minutes before the game ended, but the Chicago Bulls held the Bobcats back for another victory.
For the most part, the Chicago Bulls are the surprise team in the NBA this year. While they were expected to be good, not even fans here in Chicago expected them to be this good.
After struggling with the New Orleans Hornets, the Chicago Bulls aren't likely to do the same with another struggling team. But the Bulls haven't had much luck against the sub .500 Charlotte Bobcats.
President Barack Obama is holding a party at the White House tonight to watch the Bulls take on the Charlotte Bobcats, according to a published report.
OK, Bulls fans. I want you to do something for me.
The Chicago Bulls' 85-77 win over the New Orleans Hornets wasn't the team's biggest or most impressive win of the season, but it did set ratings record for Comcast SportsNet, who televised the game.
The Chicago Bulls passed up the Miami Heat in the standings and sent the team into an tail spin in the process. Now the Bulls have their sights on another "Big Three," the ones that play in Boston.
Chicago Stadium earned the nickname "Madhouse on Madison" for the raucous crowds that packed the seats for Chicago Bulls and Blackhawks games. The nickname is now bestowed on the United Center, and for good reason.
Plenty of buzz followed the Chicago Bulls' 87-86 win over the Miami Heat on Sunday. There was the crying incident and the fact that the Bulls swept the Heat in their season series.
