Community Picks: Chicago 0% vs Orlando 0%

Mexican fans have waited a lifetime for the opportunity to watch their favorite team, the Chicago Bulls, in their homeland. Playing South of the Border for the first time in their history, the Bulls (6-22) are the main attraction in a country where the franchise in considered the second-most popular among local fans. Many of them fell in love with the team when Michael Jordan led the Bulls to six championships in the 90s. Continue to Article

December 12, 2018 9:12:pm EST

The Bulls can’t even get a bus ride right. The Bulls are losing at a ridiculous pace. The players appear to hate head coach Jim Boylen, who replaced Fred Hoiberg last week because the team was terrible. Continue to Article

December 12, 2018 12:44:am EST

Bulls unconventional leadership committee will 'have input on what we do and how we operate originally appeared on nbcsportschicago.com The latest development in the clearing of the air between head coach Jim Boylen and his Bulls players is a leadership committee. Details of the committee first surfaced on Monday when ESPN's Malika Andrews and Ramona Shelburne reported that Zach LaVine had spoken with Boylen 1-on-1 following the infamous Sunday meetings at the Advocate Center. Those discussions led to the creation of the leadership committee, which both LaVine and Boylen spoke about on Tuesday before the team departed for Mexico City for their Thursday game against the Orlando Magic. Continue to Article

December 11, 2018 2:45:pm EST

Things have been rapidly deteriorating in Chicago this season, and Monday night was absolutely no different. The Bulls fell to the Sacramento Kings 108-89 in Chicago on Monday night, their 13th loss in 15 games, and were booed off the floor at the United Center for the second straight game. It wasn’t just a loss that made Monday night so ugly, though. Continue to Article

December 10, 2018 10:40:pm EST

Ben Simmons is a fearless basketball unicorn, a 6-foot-10 point guard who will dunk on anyone. Early in Monday’s game against the Detroit Pistons, the Philadelphia 76ers star received the ball in the post and backed down his undersized defender. Two dribbles and a powerful spin move later, and Simmons threw down a vicious dunk. Continue to Article

December 10, 2018 7:56:pm EST