***CHICAGO BULLS THREAD***
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I LOVE THIS TEAM BUT WE SUCK. ANOTHER LOSS......TO THE WIZARDS. GARBAGE WITH NO EXCUSE. JUST PLAIN SORRY. OBAMA CAME TO THE GAME TO SHOW SUPPORT. SHOULDNT HAVE WASTED HIS TIME. DERRICK ROSE NEEDS TO STOP BEING A PUSSY AND BE AGGRESSIVE. I GUESS HE DOESNT REALIZE THAT ALL THE GAMES WE WON AND HE DID GOOD, HE WAS AGGRESSIVE. AND DENG SUCKS. SALMONS SHOULD START OVER THAT BUM
4TH SEED IN THE WEST EVEN WITH INJURIES SOUND PRETTY GOOD TO ME. STOP HATIN
IM TELLIN U, WHEN ROSE ISNT A PUSSY AND IS AGGRESSIVE, WE WIN EVERY GAME. AND ONCE AGAIN, DENG IS GARBAGE. THAT DUDE IS STRAIGHT UP WEAK. HES SUPPOSABLY GONNA BE OUT FOR THE REST OF THE SEASON CUZ OF HIS LEG OR SOME SHIT. OH WELL, SALMONS IS BETTER THEN THAT SCRUB. DUDE GOT HIS CONTRACT AND DISAPPEARED
ROSE
GORDON
SALMONS
TYRUS
NOAH
THERE ARE NO EASY WINS WITH THE BULLS. PATHETIC. IM REALLY HOPING WE HIT PLAYOFFS BUT REALISTICALLY, WERE NOT GOOD ENOUGH. NOT EVEN FOR 8TH SEED IN THE EAST. US MAKING PLAYOFFS WILL ONLY HAPPEN IF THE OTHER TEAMS PLAY REAL BAD. NOT FROM US DOING GOOD. OUR COACHING SUCKS AND OUR PLAYERS ARE NOT CONSISTENT. OUR FUTURE LOOKS GOOD BUT I HATE WATCHING THE BULLS LOOK LIKE SHIT NOW
Notes, Quotes
• The Bulls breathed a sigh of relief on Sunday when an MRI exam showed no stress fracture in forward Luol Deng’s right tibia. Deng sat out the second half of Saturday’s win over Houston and an X-ray revealed a possible stress fracture, but that possibility was eliminated a day later. “It was really good news,” Deng said. “I think right now I’m going to have some pain, but I don’t think I can make it worse. On certain plays, I’m not jumping as well as I want to. It’s almost like a shin splint. It feels that way.” Deng decided during warm-ups that the leg didn’t feel well enough to play against Charlotte on Tuesday.
• G-F John Salmons got off to a good start with the Bulls. In his first five games since being traded from Sacramento, he has averaged 15.0 points. That’s less than the 18 per game he scored for the Kings, but Salmons has done it efficiently. He is playing six fewer minutes per game, while shooting an impressive .533 from the field. He’s knocked down 7-of-15 shots from three-point range since joining the Bulls but refused to complain about his role coming off the bench. “I think starters want to start,” he said. “But I’m just trying to help the team win. I’m not trying to cause no beef or anything like that about coming off the bench. If I come off the bench, I come off the bench. I have no power over it.”
• The Bulls breathed a sigh of relief on Sunday when an MRI exam showed no stress fracture in forward Luol Deng’s right tibia. Deng sat out the second half of Saturday’s win over Houston and an X-ray revealed a possible stress fracture, but that possibility was eliminated a day later. “It was really good news,” Deng said. “I think right now I’m going to have some pain, but I don’t think I can make it worse. On certain plays, I’m not jumping as well as I want to. It’s almost like a shin splint. It feels that way.” Deng decided during warm-ups that the leg didn’t feel well enough to play against Charlotte on Tuesday.
• G-F John Salmons got off to a good start with the Bulls. In his first five games since being traded from Sacramento, he has averaged 15.0 points. That’s less than the 18 per game he scored for the Kings, but Salmons has done it efficiently. He is playing six fewer minutes per game, while shooting an impressive .533 from the field. He’s knocked down 7-of-15 shots from three-point range since joining the Bulls but refused to complain about his role coming off the bench. “I think starters want to start,” he said. “But I’m just trying to help the team win. I’m not trying to cause no beef or anything like that about coming off the bench. If I come off the bench, I come off the bench. I have no power over it.”