Noah Set To Start On Wednesday
Joakim Noah will start in his first game back after missing nearly two months with a hand injury when the Chicago Bulls take on the Toronto Raptors.
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Joakim Noah will start in his first game back after missing nearly two months with a hand injury when the Chicago Bulls take on the Toronto Raptors.
The Chicago Bulls have been without center Joakim Noah since the middle of December. On Wednesday, they'll finally get the big man back in the lineup. His return could improve the offense right away.
The Chicago Bulls will bring in four guards from the NBA's developmental league to work out in hopes of landing a 10-day contract.
If the Chicago Bulls are going to earn the top seed in the Eastern Conference this season, they are going to have to do just that...EARN it.
Derrick Rose has not only kept the Chicago Bulls competitive through all the injuries this season, he's kept them near the top of the Eastern Conference.
Derrick Rose had a rough weekend with the All-Star break. Saturday he lost the skills challenge, Sunday Rose and the East Conference lost. If that wasn't enough, the Chicago star only scored 11 points throughout the game.
Derrick Rose, the winner of the Skills challenge two years ago, couldn't even make the finals this year. The Chicago star finished the obstacle course in 35.7 seconds.
The Bulls are heading in the the All-Star break on a high note. Chicago had just won the last four games, two of which were against Michael Jordan's Bobcats and first place Spurs.
The honors continue to come in for former Chicago Bull Dennis Rodman. Earlier this month the Detroit Pistons announced they would retire his number, and now he's been named a finalist for the basketball Hall of Fame.
The Spurs presented a nice pre-All Star Break challenge for Tom Thibodeau's team. The Bulls met the challenge valiantly.
