Da Mayor At Da Bulls Game
Thursday night's Bulls-Heat game featured some of the biggest stars in the NBA. But there were also some pretty big stars on hand to watch the game, including mayor-elect Rahm Emanuel and Kanye West. VIEW PICTURES HERE.
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Thursday night's Bulls-Heat game featured some of the biggest stars in the NBA. But there were also some pretty big stars on hand to watch the game, including mayor-elect Rahm Emanuel and Kanye West. VIEW PICTURES HERE.
What went on last night at the United Center was further confirmation what we in Chicago have been thinking this entire winter: the Bulls are back.
The Chicago Bulls faced the Miami Heat Thursday. Last time Joakim Noah and LeBron James sat out and the Bulls suffered a loss. This time, both key players were on the court and the outcome was different.
The defensive effort wasn't there. The defensive rotations weren't there. This is not the way the Bulls wanted to start the second half of the season.
Thursday's NBA trade deadline came and went and found the Chicago Bulls with the exact same team they had in their 118-113 loss to the Toronto Raptors on Wednesday night.
Tim Floyd wasn't just ejected from his team's loss to the East Carolina on Wednesday night. Floyd was so outraged by calls made in the game that he was escorted from the court by a police officer. SEE VIDEO HERE.
It's been highly debated this year in Chicago on who the NBA MVP is. How about we let the Miami Heat decide. Don't worry Chicago, it works in our favor.
The NBA's trade deadline is less than two hours away, and that has all Chicago Bulls fans wondering the same thing.
The last matchup between the Chicago Bulls and the Miami Heat was minus one star from each team. This time around both will be at full strength and ready for the big Eastern Conference clash.
Tom Thibodeau shouldn't have to say a thing.
