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•   Fine. I’m kidding. While Rose certainly carved himself quite the role in New York this season, his appearance on the MVP ballot is nothing more than some fans having fun. Here is what the NBA wrote in their press release: “For the 12 th consecutive season, the NBA and Kia America gave fans the opportunity to vote for the Kia NBA Most Valuable Player Award.  The fan vote conducted online and through Twitter, counted as one vote toward determining the winner.” As NBC Sports Chicago...

Would the Bulls Consider Trading Patrick Williams? Draft Talk, Nikola Vucevic’s Shot-Making, and Other Bulls Bullets I had myself a jam-packed Memorial Day Weekend, folks. I bought a new car, went to my first Cubs game since 2019, attended a family get-together, attended another family get-together, and ate lots of Italian food for some reason. I’m not sure things could have gone much better, honestly. Life is pretty good right now [gaint anvil falls from sky and crushes me into an accord...

I have to imagine a postseason berth is the next step for LaVine.

GO BULLS!

•   I mean … like … that’s not normal. Say what you will about Deandre Ayton, but that man is a former No. 1-overall draft pick with a seven-foot-five wingspan and a pretty effortless dunking ability. Patrick Williams made him look like Wile E. Coyote running straight into the side of a boulder. People have talked about Williams’ Kawhi-like hands, and this arguably his best reflection yet. The fact that he palmed the ball, stopped Ayton’s momentum entirely, and ripped it away with...

Stan Van Gundy recently half-jokingly described New Orleans’ early-February journey for games at Chicago, Dallas and Memphis as “the worst defensive road trip in NBA history.” After the Pelicans had previously put together a season-best four-game winning streak through Feb. 9, the Bulls began NOLA’s distasteful excursion Feb. 10 by lighting up the scoreboard. Chicago guards

What more can you want?

•    Cases for why Zach LaVine should not be an All-Star this season are becoming as convincing as, “my dad ate my homework” ( wait, is that not how it goes?). After last night’s explosive 46-point performance, LaVine became the first Bull since Michael Jordan to score 120 points in a 3-game span. His averages on the season increased to 28.2 points, 5.3 rebounds, and 5.3 assists on 51.8 shooting from the field and 42.5 percent shooting from behind the arc. The 25-year-old continues to...

Pain on Wednesday. Pain on Friday. Pain on Saturday? | Chicago Bulls

Coby White had 21 points and 10 rebounds and the short-handed Chicago Bulls downed the Portland Trail Blazers 111-108 on Tuesday night.