Westerlund: Bulls See The Light In A Tough Loss
Chicago has a good thing going with Pau Gasol's strong play and Derrick Rose healthy.
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Chicago has a good thing going with Pau Gasol's strong play and Derrick Rose healthy.
Jimmy Butler hit four free throws late in the game and finished with 22 points, Derrick Rose scored 21 points and the Chicago Bulls pulled out a 109-102 win over the Boston Celtics on Friday.
"We're in this together," John Paxson says.
Rose logged just 9:52 of playing time Tuesday night.
Thursday Night Football, the Derrick Rose debates and Ronnie Woo Woo are on the list of turkeys.
Derrick Rose is testing his strained hamstring in morning shootaround.
Rose's health struggles remind of some of Chicago's greatest unfulfilled talent.
Step right up, Aaron Brooks -- you're about to get big minutes.
DeMarcus Cousins had 22 points and 14 rebounds, and Rudy Gay scored 20 points.
This will mark the seventh time in 12 games that Rose sits out.
That's just Tim Duncan being Tim Duncan.
A dangerous offense has added a new element to Tom Thibodeau's squad.
Chicago improved to 8-3 with an impressive road win.
Rose is steal dealing with a strained hamstring.
Bulls coach Tom Thibodeau has some work to do. He said so himself after a 99-90 loss at home Saturday night against a depleted Indiana team.
Rose is "a lot better," but the Bulls are being cautious.
Rose suffered the injury late in Thursday's win at Toronto.
"We got the best life in the world," Charles Barkley says of basketball players.
Derrick Rose stumbled on a drive to the basket late in the fourth and was replaced with 1:53 left, taking a seat at the end of the bench.
Rose got injured with just more than two minutes left Thursday and didn't return.
"Derrick's fully committed," Mike Dunleavy says.
Those around Derrick Rose too often control his message, David Schuster writes.
Rose is still fighting to overcome an upbringing that valued the future over any current moment.
"When I sit out, it's not because of this year," Rose says. "I'm thinking about long term."
Was Monday a glimpse of the new Rose?