Archive for the ‘Training Camp’ Category
Posted on Dec 15
It’s been 203 days since that discouraging, draining May 26 night in the United Center. But now: They’re back!
The Bulls Friday again play NBA basketball, the first of two preseason games before the opening of the labor-shortened, 66-game season Christmas Day against the Lakers. The Bulls Friday visit the Indiana Pacers, whom they defeated in a rugged five game…
Posted on Dec 6
The Bulls are a potential championship team for the 2011-12 season.
But they’ll be fortunate to win 50 games.
And maybe not that many early in a brutal stretch of 30 games in 50 nights, the Frightening Fifty days.
It will include seven of the first nine on the road, 19 games in January and a nine games in 12…
Posted on Oct 3
Last week, I wrote my main story from Bulls training camp.
I called it “The indispensable man: Carlos Boozer.”
Oops.
Yes, there’s still almost a month before the beginning of the season, and it’s not a knee injury or a season ended. But it was a huge blow to the Bulls when the team announced Sunday afternoon that…
Posted on Sep 29
We pretty much know what Derrick Rose is going to do, drive, slash, score and continue to develop. We know Joakim Noah’s going to hustle and rebound, and did I mention hustle? We know Luol Deng’s going to get his 17 and seven in the end and the other guys will fill in around the edges. There shouldn’t be many…
Posted on Sep 28
The Bulls concluded their first practice of the 2010-11 season just after 1 p.m. Tuesday. After coach Tom Thibodeau, Carlos Boozer and Derrick Rose talked with reporters, the best I was able to gather was everyone was great.
Reporters don’t get to watch the drills or scrimmaging, but we were allowed in to see the post practice stretching. I thought…
Posted on Sep 28
Upon Derrick Rose’s return from Turkey, in which the USA National Men’s Team won gold at the FIBA World Championship, he decided to reward himself with some time off. Well, sort of, as Rose only enjoyed one day of down time.
Rose simply couldn’t stay away from the gym. On just his second night back in Chicago, he was back…







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