the masked Rose

geez, these titles are getting worse and worse. anywho. Derrick Rose of the Chicago Bulls is hopeful to play in the preseason finale against the Dallas Mavericks. Rose, suffered an orbital fracture during the offseason practice, is now wearing a clear mask to protect his face. similar to those of the past but more relatable, the ex-Bulls Rip Hamilton

i strongly feel that he should play even if it's for a quarter. you need that contact, that speed, that game mindset to set in if you wanna be ready for the overrated shitty Cleveland Cavaliers on opening night. let's hope for a strong run and a healthy DRose

this is why Rose was left in

because as soon as you take your foot of their necks, they start thinkin they got a chance to breathe. they start thinkin there's hope. they start seein some light at the end of their narrow tunnel. but reality is, it's just one game

"Luol Dengerous"!

fittin title from a Chicago Bulls fan yesterday when they played the Dallas Mavericks and beat em 93-83. also note that it was the return of Derrick Rose after sittin out the previous game that they lost

nothin last forever

and in this case, it's the Chicago Bulls's 3 game winnin streak was snapped yesterday by the Miami Heat

basically a gimme

well, the Chicago Bulls won over the last place Charlotte Bobcats. it's not a victory that i'd be too thrill about but a win's a win. it only helps further us away from the 2nd place team in the East and it gave Derrick Rose (foot/ankle) and Luol Deng (ribs) more time to recover and be more prepare for the playoffs

the return of the mvp

with the Chicago Bulls comin off a huge win against the Miami Heat few days ago with Derrick Rose scorin only 2pts, they headed to Michigan to face the Detroit Pistons. after the lead switched back and forth for most of the game, the Pistons managed to pulled away with 86-83 with a little bit over 7 seconds left after Rodney Stuckey split his freethrows. Rose controlled the ball and came off a screen and hit a critical 3-pointer that took the game into there 2nd consecutive overtime game!

never twice

don't think you can come to the United Center and think of droppin 40+ points again Melo, and Richard Hamilton made sure of that as the Chicago Bulls handed the New York Knicks their 28th loss, winnin the series 3/4 for the season