Rookie Noah Benched by Bulls Teammates

• Jason

  +4

  Is anyone even pretending that Boylan has the reins at this point?

  Posted 1/13/2008 [reply] [flag]

• Ben Q. Rock

  +2

  BlogABull is spot-on, as always.

  Posted 1/13/2008 [reply] [flag]

  • tziller

    +1

    Should we take away Matt's shoelaces and belts at this point?

    Posted 1/14/2008 [reply] [flag]

    • BullsBlogger

      +2

      nah, I blog better when this team is a suckfest

      Posted 1/14/2008 [reply] [flag]

    • Ben Q. Rock

      +2

      Might not be a bad idea.

      Take mine too, while you're at it. Detroit twice in the next two weeks, as well as Boston.  

      Posted 1/14/2008 [reply] [flag]

• WithMalice

  +2

  Indeed...

  And it's a complete joke that Griffin & Wallace appear to be in control.

   

  Posted 1/14/2008 [reply] [flag]

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Joakim Spanked By Bulls Geezers
Published 1/14/2008 by Tom Ziller at FanHouse
Filed under: Bulls, ChicagoChicago's elder statesmen didn't believe being benched for one game was enough punishment after rookie Joakim Noah lashed out at assistant coach Ron Banks during practice last week. Noah was benched for Friday's game at coach Jim Boylan's behest; his Sunday benching came from the mighty hammer of... Adrian Griffin and Ben Wallace (via BallHype). Griffin parses the episode as something which will set Chicago's myriad youngsters straight; Blog-a-Bull has a bit ...

Tonight's Game: Orlando Magic vs. Chicago Bulls
Published 1/15/2008 by Ben Q Rock <info@thirdquartercollapse.com> at Third Quarter Collapse: Front Page Posts
... All is not well with the Bulls. They're dead-last in the Central Division despite being preseason favorites to win the Eastern Conference, or at least contend for its crown. The most recent big news out of the Windy City is that Joakim Noah was suspended by his teammates for an outburst directed at Ron Adams, a Chicago assistant coach, in practice. The organization suspended Noah for one game, but his teammates decided that it wasn't enough. The two players who called him out were Adrian Griffin and Ben Wallace. Matt from BlogABull ...