Bulls Make Sales Pitch To Anthony At Decked-Out United Center
The Bulls have a simple pitch: Carmelo Anthony can make them a championship contender.
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The Bulls have a simple pitch: Carmelo Anthony can make them a championship contender.
Chicago has been working the phonelines with many free agents already.
All a front office can do is build a stable, attractive franchise. The rest is up to the star free agent.
"I'll do whatever they want me to do," Doug McDermott says.
"All indications" are that Derrick Rose will join Team USA in late July.
"I can play with anybody, no matter who it is," Derrick Rose says.
This is the beginning is something -- which the Bulls hope is a big something.
Chicago got its man in Doug McDermott and now turns its eyes toward Carmelo Anthony.
There could come a Kevin Love-vs.-Carmelo Anthony moment of truth for Chicago management.
Speaking softly and carrying a big stick hasn't helped Chicago attract a star previously.
Through back channels, the Bulls need to let LeBron know they'll move mountains to acquire him.
The door may be opening in the Eastern Conference.
Carmelo Anthony could be the No. 1 option without having to carry the entire load for the Bulls.
Minnesota is listening to all offers for star forward Kevin Love.
The Bulls retain more flexibility for future seasons in which they believe they'll contend for titles.
Hockey can be a strange sport, which is why losses can be so painful.
It's another sign that Carlos Boozer's days in Chicago are numbered.
Mike Krzyzewski expects Derrick Rose to join Team USA's late July mini-camp.
Let this not escape us: Patrick Kane is just 25 years old.
Thibodeau means too much to Rose, Noah and others, and Chicago means too much to him to leave.
The Bulls must evolve beyond the frustrating annual cycle of overexertion/overexcitement/elimination.
Says John Calipari of Derrick Rose: "He wants to play badly, but he wants to be healthy."
Rose is out for the season but still very involved with the Bulls.
Bulls management is ready to show they can be try-hard guys, too.
The increase in endorsement income has changed the entire ballgame.
