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Bulls Win; Rose Health Remains Thorny Issue

November 6, 2014

Thursday thoughts (well, something akin to such things) while wondering whether Derrick Rose is getting all the injuries out of the way at the beginning of his career: * Still hobbled by sprained ankles, Rose had 13 points and seven assists in 31 minutes Wednesday at Milwaukee in a 95-86 victory vs. the Bucks. “Even […]

Casting a Ballot for Bulls’ Bench Versatility

November 5, 2014

Midweek musings: The results from Tuesday are in, and they are a little surprising. Not politics, but the Chicago Bulls. Not surprising they defeated the visiting Orlando Magic 98-90. After all, the Magic is winless this season. What was surprising was the performance of reserve guard Aaron Brooks. Not surprising he had 13 points and […]

Cubs’ Maddon an Intoxicating Personality

November 4, 2014

Random thoughts (or as close as we come to them around here) while wondering whether Joe Maddon realizes the media do not exist to be his drinking buddies (OK, there may be an exception or two or three or more): * With Monday’s official coronation of Maddon as the Chicago Cubs manager, president of baseball […]

What Day Off Meant: Bears in NFC North Basement

November 3, 2014

Monday meanderings: The good news for the Chicago Bears (and, of course, their fans) is the team did not lose a game Sunday. Mostly because it was a bye week. The bad news is the Bears ended the day in last place in the NFC North. Mostly because the Minnesota Vikings defeated Washington and improved […]

Losing Sleep, But Not Over Bulls With Butler Back

November 2, 2014

Sunday smorgasbord: What’s this abut falling back and saving an hour’s sleep? Somehow it never fails that your humble correspondent manages to lose an hour’s sleep when Daylight Saving Time rolls around. Regardless of all that, it says here that Chicago Bulls fans should have slept well Saturday night/Sunday. * The reason for Bulls fans […]

Here We Go Again? Rose Hurt in Bulls Loss

November 1, 2014

Rarely is the second contest in an NBA season a statement game. And if Friday night’s Cleveland Cavaliers-Chicago Bulls game was a statement game, then from a Bulls perspective the statement would have to be: “Ouch!” And not merely because the LeBron James-led Cavs prevailed 114-108 in overtime in the Bulls’ home opener. Bulls guard […]

Bulls’ Home Opener May Catch Cavs on Rebound

October 31, 2014

The Chicago Bulls defeated the host New York Knicks on Wednesday. The Knicks defeated the host Cleveland Cavaliers on Thursday. The Cavaliers play the host Chicago Bulls on Friday. So logic says the Bulls beat the Cavs. Unless, of course, the Cavs beat the Bulls (because the road team has won each encounter). So much […]

Bulls’ Good Start; Baseball’s Great Finish

October 30, 2014

Thursday thoughts (extremely loose definition of “thoughts”) while wondering how many games Cameron Bairstow and E’Twaun Moore both will appear in this season for the Bulls: * You can be fairly certain this is the first — and last — time that you will see Bairstow’s and Moore’s names in the opening paragraph around here […]

Bulls Set to Open Season With Butler Sitting Out

October 29, 2014

Midweek musings: Jimmy Butler will miss the Chicago Bulls’ season opener Wednesday night at New York because of a sprained ligament in his left thumb. He is expected to be out … until he returns. And no one in Bulls management is saying when that might be. Player health — from Derrick Rose to Joakim […]

Emery, Trestman Meet Press, Discuss Bears Mess

October 28, 2014

Random thoughts (what passes for such around here) while wondering if there is anything quite as enlightening across the United States of America as NFL coaches and general managers meeting the media on Mondays: * Bears general manager Phil Emery says the Bears are as frustrated as the fans are. One of the big differences […]

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