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No team in the NBA has as many drama birds circling over their heads as do the Chicago Bulls. From Rajon Rondo to Dwyane Wade to Jimmy Butler, the Bulls were embroiled in controversy and dueling back and forth in the media and in the locker rooms. It's obviously not the environment Wade signed up for when he left the Miami Heat in the offseason after 13 years. Continue to Article

February 01, 2017 1:41:am EST

No team in the NBA has as many drama birds circling over their heads as do the Chicago Bulls. From Rajon Rondo to Dwyane Wade to Jimmy Butler, the Bulls were embroiled in controversy and dueling back and forth in the media and in the locker rooms. It's obviously not the environment Wade signed up for when he left the Miami Heat in the offseason after 13 years. Continue to Article

February 01, 2017 1:41:am EST

Defending NBA champion Cleveland Cavaliers, which stumbled to a 7-8 record in January, will apparently test free agents to find the help LeBron James has sought to improve the team. ESPN reported Tuesday that veteran point guards Mario Chalmers and Kirk Hinrich are among several free agents that will work out for the team Wednesday before the Cavaliers play host to Minnesota. The group also is said to include former New Orleans forward Lance Stephenson, with the report saying sources believe one of the players from the tryout could be signed before the mid-February break for the NBA All-Star Game. Continue to Article

January 31, 2017 7:10:pm EST

Dwyane Wade wants to talk about the 1999 Houston Rockets. Dwyane Wade isn’t the only one happy LeBron James finally teed off on Turner Sports mainstay Charles Barkley, in ways that go well beyond D-Wade looking to support his fellow Banana Boat ballast. It won’t go down without a fight, as we learned on Tuesday when LeBron James absolutely went off on Barkley, rightfully characterizing him as hypocritical prior to, sadly, using the word “hater” to denigrate the Basketball Hall of Famer. Continue to Article

January 31, 2017 3:09:pm EST

Many members of the NBA community have spoken out against President Donald Trump’s executive order on immigration since its signing on Friday, expressing their opposition to a travel ban that indefinitely bars Syrian refugees from entering the United States, that suspends the admission of any refugees for 120 days, that sharply restricts immigration from seven Muslim-majority countries — Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen — for 90 days, and that sparked massive protests at airports across the country. On Monday, one of two NBA players from a nation on that list of “countries of concern” — Los Angeles Lakers forward Luol Deng, who was born in the city of Wau, which was formerly part of Sudan before becoming part of an independent South Sudan in 2011 — raised his voice, as well. Continue to Article

January 30, 2017 10:35:pm EST