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• D-Rose Could Be Out Entire 2012-2013 Season May 18, 2012
  Uh-oh ... not the type of headline any Bulls fan wants to see.Dr. Brian Cole, Derrick Rose's knee surgeon, publicly stated that Derrick's recovery will finish up somewhere between the next eight to twelve months. Unfortunately that is as optimistic as he can be right now.Cole later went onto say, "Derrick is doing great," at a press conference."The surgery went extremely well. Really no surprises. It was pretty routine. "We're at this point very optimistic. ... We think of recovery as the long process that's in stages. But the short answer is the time frame we believe an athlete of this caliber generally requires is about eight to 12 months. Sometimes shorter, sometimes longer. "While he will be at hopefully a very high level at 12 months, it still may take slightly longer for him to be at his pre-injury level. That's not uncommon for athletes of this caliber."At this point there is no clear-cut answer as to when D-Rose will return...
• Derrick Rose on a Walker May 17, 2012
  I'm going to get a Rascal too T... Chicago Bulls MVP guard Derrick Rose just had successful ACL surgery, now he’ll be watching the rest of the NBA Playoffs on his brand new shiny walker — It’s amazing how quickly things can change for an athlete. Puts it all into perspective. Hopefully Rose will be blooming back on the court next January. -TO New Derrick Rose 3.0 Playoff Edition Derrick Rose Sits Alone in Skybox
• Chicago Bulls Should Shop Luol Deng, Joakim Noah This Offseason May 17, 2012
  The Chicago Bulls took a major hit in the first round of the playoffs when former league MVP Derrick Rose tore his ACL against the Philadelphia 76ers. The Bulls were left with players that were able to play well-enough that they should have beaten the 76ers in the first round but they did not get the job done as they did all season long. With that being said, the Bulls need another star on the team besides Rose to carry the team. When Rose was out of the lineup during the season, the team proved that they could win without him but in the playoffs they faltered terribly only garnering two wins against the Sixers in the playoff series. The Bulls need to look at trading their two other stars on the team: Luol Deng and Joakim Noah. Deng and Noah are two underrated players of the Bulls who have been with the team for all seasons in the NBA. Deng averaged 15.3 points and 6.5 rebounds per game this year while Noah averaged 10.2 points and 9.8 rebounds per game. Both players also helped the...
• 2012 NBA Off-Season Rumors: With Derrick Rose Out, Could the Bulls Go After Steve Nash? May 16, 2012
  Derrick Rose is reported to be out 8-12 months now while he's recovering from his torn ACL. With that, could the Chicago Bulls go after Steve Nash as a temporary replacement?Nash is a free agent this summer and has said that he wants to compete for a title. Phoenix offered him two-years, $20 million but the Suns are no where close to even competing for a title.This is where the Bulls come into play.Chicago has the big men he could play around in Joakim Noah and Carlos Boozer. Nash would greatly increase both of their play on the offensive end.Rose is a scoring guard. I think if the Bulls signed a pass-first point guard in Nash, they could slide Rose to shooting guard upon his return. That lineup would be pretty scary. If the Bulls could pull off a two-year deal or a high, one-year contract, they could easily compete for the title and maybe even win it all.Nash and Chicago both have one thing on their mind and that is a championship. If this could happen, Rose would happily move ...
• Every Rose Has Its Mourn May 16, 2012
  Does anyone find it odd that team physicians perform surgery? I mean, maybe that’s common, but I always feel like in other sports, the team doctor doesn’t operate on the players. “Okay, boys, clear out your jock straps, we need this massage table and Miss Michigan’s knife so I can repair this anterior cruciate ligament!” In any event, Bulls team doctor Brian Cole performed surgery on Derrick Rose three days ago, then held a press conference and told everyone the “surgery went really well. No surprises.” Well, wait, there is one surprise: Rose will need 8-12 months for a full recovery. Aye to twah who what? That’s like when you have a microwavable food item that says “nuke on high for 3-5 minutes.” Not that 8 months is a short time span, but 8-12 months is a huge window. It is the difference between Rose playing and Rose missing all of the ’12-’13 season. Come next year, I’m not going anywhere near Rose, be...

• Can’t Boo LeBron Now: Last-Second Victory Leads Miami Heat to NBA Finals May 27, 2011
  Wow. Powered by a furious 18-3 comeback run down the stretch, the Miami Heat defeated the Chicago Bulls last night, 83-80, to clinch the Eastern conference title in five games. The Heat will now square off against the Dallas Mavericks in the NBA Finals; Game 1 is on May 31. Both LeBron James and Dwyane [...]
  Sean Gregory
• Bulls Player Joakim Noah Yells a Gay Slur May 23, 2011
  On Sunday night, the TNT cameras caught Chicago Bulls center Joakim Noah exchanging words with someone — presumably a Miami Heat fan — while he was sitting on the bench, during the first quarter of Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Finals. Noah appeared to bark a profanity, then a homophobic slur. Check out the [...]
  Sean Gregory
• Watch: Miami Heat’s Udonis Haslem Dunks Twice on the Bulls May 19, 2011
  NewsFeed has been watching the saga of the Miami Heat since LeBron James so publicly announced that he, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh would be joining forces to form a superteam. We just didn’t believe it would be a superteam. But they’re in the NBA Eastern Conference Finals, folks, and they’re silencing people who didn’t [...]
  Madison Gray
• LeBron to Chicago. Or New York. Or Miami. Let the NBA’s Free Agent Frenzy Begin! July 1, 2010
  At 12:01 a.m this morning, the biggest free-agent season in sports history began, guaranteeing that the NBA landscape will be torn apart and rearranged. LeBron James, Dwyane Wade, Amare Stoudemire, Chris Bosh and a collection of other stars, no longer under contract, can be wooed by teams like the New York Knicks, Chicago Bulls, Miami Heat, [...]
  Sean Gregory