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nba.fanhouse.com - 15 days ago

Spurs Look Winded in Loss to Bulls

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by Matt Moore You're going to have to forgive us here in the early season for a bit. If we don't report on trends that are developing, we're ignoring what we're seeing. If we do tell you what we see, we're over-emphasizing games that are so young in this season that they can't even legally get ...

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raptorsrepublic.com - 11 days ago

Bull-ish on defense

— raptorsrepublic.com — This celebration was for nothing as the Bulls lost a heart-breaker to Denver. Coming off a deflating loss to a decimated Spurs team, one thing has become particularly evident: this outfit will live and die through its offense. Basically, you score on us and we’ll score on you and ... (more) Bull-ish on defense

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slanchreport.com - 12 days ago

The Chicago Bulls Sing the Hits From the 80s

— slanchreport.com — I know this is a joke ad from the Chicago Bulls but I would seriously consider purchasing this album of the Bulls players singing hits from the 80s. I really REALLY want to hear Brad Miller sing “Physical,” and while I dislike Joakim Noah on the court, but when he starts belting ... (more) The Chicago Bulls Sing the Hits From the 80s

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rootzoo.com - 16 days ago

The Bulls Are Pretenders

— rootzoo.com — The Chicago Bulls won a big game on the road last night at Cleveland, but does it mean the Bulls are ready to make the next step? (more) The Bulls Are Pretenders

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Game Preview # 6: Bulls vs Charlotte Bobcats
Blog a Bull — ... say fail differential. Charlotte has a fail differential of 2.2, while we have a fail differential of a staggering 5.2. Why? Well, look at that Bucks-Bulls game earlier. We've won two of our three games by two points or less. [Thanks, LeBron, for throwing your team's last chance to win into the stands, then whining for a foul call. Chicago salutes you ... almost as much as we salute Shaq.] Oh, one other thing: Charlotte's on the second half of a back-to-back. I've heard those are bad for teams. But ... before making a prediction, let me pull out ...