- 4,996
- 91
- Joined
- Sep 17, 2008
We Need a 2 Guard ASAP Bogans is a BUM!
Official Chicago Bulls Offseason Thread
- Thread in 'Sports & Training' Thread starter Started by antbanks81,
- Start date
- 6,993
- 80
- Joined
- Nov 28, 2004
i remember a couple seasons ago he could actually hit open shots, now he cant even do that.
Dude just missed 3 straight open shots not even close
- 16,092
- 16,835
- Joined
- Apr 16, 2005
Originally Posted by Prostaffer
You mean the guy that was setting off fire alarms smoking weed at 2 am during the NBA draft camp? no thanks.
Look at what Taj is doing without a jumper. If he can develop some kind of outside game
I guess my bigger issue with the deal is Mayo. He's still only a 6'4 guard who isn't known for his defense or 3 point shooting and in reality that is what we need. His height may be why he has some short comings on defense too. Why can't we just trade back for Kirk? Lol.
- 4,996
- 91
- Joined
- Sep 17, 2008
Yeah I Know WIDE Open i don't know why the FO didn't go after Morrow or Raja BellOriginally Posted by jmause3
i remember a couple seasons ago he could actually hit open shots, now he cant even do that.
Dude just missed 3 straight open shots not even close
- 6,614
- 10
- Joined
- Oct 20, 2004
Z got traded then waived and Cleveland claimed him off waivers and joined the team a month later. Stackhouse did the same thing in Dallas. That's why it worked.
- 2,663
- 152
- Joined
- Feb 22, 2006
joakim needs to do more tv
- 6,993
- 80
- Joined
- Nov 28, 2004
glad we got the W
Happy New Years fellas
Happy New Years fellas
Lake Shore Drive
formerly slp product
- 7,336
- 2,445
- Joined
- Feb 8, 2005
A win is a win.
Rose had a tough outing today but he still had 19 and 9.
Happy New Years y'all!!!
Rose had a tough outing today but he still had 19 and 9.
Happy New Years y'all!!!
- 6,614
- 10
- Joined
- Oct 20, 2004
I think most of us have taken Luol for granted. Dude has been playing pretty well for us this season, give or take a couple of outings. That 3 ball has looked good this year.
- 8,131
- 618
- Joined
- Sep 1, 2007
why do we do this every time we play a bum +%! team?
- 6,993
- 80
- Joined
- Nov 28, 2004
im so sick of this lack of energy every damn game
- 8,131
- 618
- Joined
- Sep 1, 2007
This is what makes us hard to take seriously!
I cant believe they didn't call that
I cant believe they didn't call that
- 249
- 10
- Joined
- Dec 14, 2001
Shutting em down. Outscored them 32-9 in the third.
- 6,993
- 80
- Joined
- Nov 28, 2004
not pretty but i'll take it
arstyle27
Supporter
- 10,495
- 3,534
- Joined
- Nov 13, 2001
Just got back from getting my free Big Macs !!! The UC was fun tonight. Came out a bit lackadaisical, but the third qrtr. was ours. Good solid win. And I cant tell you how awesome it was when Lu hit that last FT!!
- 768
- 11
- Joined
- Nov 28, 2009
Another "Ugly" win..
Well a W is a W... But this is what I'm really scared of with this team, they just can't pull away early in the game..
Plus, Teams are starting to learn how to defend dem Bulls.. Some might say "They don't have Noah!" With or Without Noah, Bulls should pull away and establish tempo early.
Good thing Bulls still have a "Easy" schedule, I really wanna see how would they fair against "Top" teams, Next Week?
Well a W is a W... But this is what I'm really scared of with this team, they just can't pull away early in the game..
Plus, Teams are starting to learn how to defend dem Bulls.. Some might say "They don't have Noah!" With or Without Noah, Bulls should pull away and establish tempo early.
Good thing Bulls still have a "Easy" schedule, I really wanna see how would they fair against "Top" teams, Next Week?
- 6,993
- 80
- Joined
- Nov 28, 2004
we gotta start pushing the ball more and getting Derrick in the open court because teams are starting to play him better in the half court
- 3,160
- 10
- Joined
- Sep 20, 2008
I'm still not worried about the Bulls.
I know they're capable of taking the lead early, they just don't ...
I know they're capable of taking the lead early, they just don't ...
- 17,900
- 793
- Joined
- Jan 20, 2006
I just want to have a completely healthy starting 5/main contributor of team from mid feb on out...
- 6,136
- 981
- Joined
- Nov 4, 2003
Looking at the Central, is there any reason the Bulls shouldn't go 16-0??? So weak.
I will take any W while Jo is out. I just hope that was the last extended injury for this team. Need them all healthy come April and starting to hit their stride.
I will take any W while Jo is out. I just hope that was the last extended injury for this team. Need them all healthy come April and starting to hit their stride.
- 1,769
- 11
- Joined
- Sep 4, 2007
thats the most important thing right now! As long as we keep winning without JO im happy. I dont care how we win as long as we win. Rose, Boozer and Deng have stepped up play BIG TIME since Jo's injury.
- 6,136
- 981
- Joined
- Nov 4, 2003
Deng as the third option is so dangerous. I love how he can just sit back and take them when he can get them.
- 1,769
- 11
- Joined
- Sep 4, 2007
It's the perfect situation for him. Plus.... His Defense has been VERY GOOD this season. If hes not hitting his shots, hes busting his *** on D.
- 9,937
- 75
- Joined
- Sep 21, 2008
Let's not get carried away he is now just not playing like most thought/hoped he would years ago
- 1,769
- 11
- Joined
- Sep 4, 2007
BULLS LOOKING AT TRADING FOR CASSPI...
DeMarcus Cousins isn't the only young Sacramento King generating trade interest.
Stein Line HQ favorite Omri Casspi is also the subject of trade calls Sacramento is fielding, sources close to the situation say.
The major difference, of course, is that Cousins has been deemed an untouchable by the Kings while Casspi – depending on the quality of the offers – is a legit candidate to be moved before the Feb. 24 trading deadline.
Among the teams that have registered interest in the NBA’s first-ever Israeli: Chicago and New York.
The Bulls, in particular, like Casspi not only for his ability to shoot but also his experience in pressure situations after playing at the highest levels of the Euroleague with Maccabi Tel-Aviv as well as his defensive potential, believing that the energetic swingman would develop nicely on D under the guidance of Bulls head coach Tom Thibodeau. The bonus: Casspi is shooting 40 percent from 3-point range this season – up from 36.9 percent as a rookie – to further squelch his pre-draft rep as a non-shooter.
Yet there are obstacles for interested parties. Casspi is also a favorite of Kings co-owners Joe and Gavin Maloof. Sources say Sacramento, furthermore, would likely insist on attaching a long-term contract from the Kings' roster (such as Francisco Garcia's) for the right to acquire Casspi, who’s earning a bargain $1.25 million this season. That could dissuade both the Bulls and the Knicks, with New York especially mindful of preserving salary-cap space for the summer.
It’s likewise true, from the Bulls’ perspective, that Casspi would give them another shooter but can’t really be classified as a shooting guard, which is the position Chicago has been openly looking to upgrade with Ronnie Brewer and Keith Bogans as its current primary options.
The Chicago Tribune reported earlier this week that the Bulls have also expressed interested in Rockets guard Courtney Lee, who earns a similar salary ($1.35 million) to Casspi's. The shooting guards previously linked with Chicago – Denver’s J.R. Smith ($6.8 million), Charlotte’s Stephen Jackson (in the first season of a three-year, $28 million extension) and Memphis’ O.J. Mayo ($4.5 million) – have all been all pricier.
Sources say Kings forward Carl Landry, meanwhile, is “highly unlikely
DeMarcus Cousins isn't the only young Sacramento King generating trade interest.
Stein Line HQ favorite Omri Casspi is also the subject of trade calls Sacramento is fielding, sources close to the situation say.
The major difference, of course, is that Cousins has been deemed an untouchable by the Kings while Casspi – depending on the quality of the offers – is a legit candidate to be moved before the Feb. 24 trading deadline.
Among the teams that have registered interest in the NBA’s first-ever Israeli: Chicago and New York.
The Bulls, in particular, like Casspi not only for his ability to shoot but also his experience in pressure situations after playing at the highest levels of the Euroleague with Maccabi Tel-Aviv as well as his defensive potential, believing that the energetic swingman would develop nicely on D under the guidance of Bulls head coach Tom Thibodeau. The bonus: Casspi is shooting 40 percent from 3-point range this season – up from 36.9 percent as a rookie – to further squelch his pre-draft rep as a non-shooter.
Yet there are obstacles for interested parties. Casspi is also a favorite of Kings co-owners Joe and Gavin Maloof. Sources say Sacramento, furthermore, would likely insist on attaching a long-term contract from the Kings' roster (such as Francisco Garcia's) for the right to acquire Casspi, who’s earning a bargain $1.25 million this season. That could dissuade both the Bulls and the Knicks, with New York especially mindful of preserving salary-cap space for the summer.
It’s likewise true, from the Bulls’ perspective, that Casspi would give them another shooter but can’t really be classified as a shooting guard, which is the position Chicago has been openly looking to upgrade with Ronnie Brewer and Keith Bogans as its current primary options.
The Chicago Tribune reported earlier this week that the Bulls have also expressed interested in Rockets guard Courtney Lee, who earns a similar salary ($1.35 million) to Casspi's. The shooting guards previously linked with Chicago – Denver’s J.R. Smith ($6.8 million), Charlotte’s Stephen Jackson (in the first season of a three-year, $28 million extension) and Memphis’ O.J. Mayo ($4.5 million) – have all been all pricier.
Sources say Kings forward Carl Landry, meanwhile, is “highly unlikely
