So much for Linsanity. more ›

Tom Thibodeau rested Luol Deng, Joakim Noah and Rip Hamilton last night, and Carlos Boozer stepped up his game as the Bulls made easy work of Utah at the United Center. more ›

The Bulls and Blackhawks both won last night. more ›

The Bulls faced multiple injuries in the first half of the season, but will enter the second half with a healthy lineup. more ›

Rumors persist the Bulls are in talks to acquire Los Angeles Lakers forward Pau Gasol, and that Derrick Rose is lobbying Bulls management behind the scenes for the trade to happen. more ›

The Blackhawks won their first road game in nearly two months on the grandest stage of them all last night. more ›

Carlos Boozer had something shiny on his head at the game against the Celtics last night, and it looked like he maybe applied spray-on hair. Or maybe it's lego hair. Do you think Barbie lent him Ken's toupee? more ›

The Bulls went deep into their bench last night against a Nets team that has eight wins on the season and gave some starters much-needed rest. more ›

Two key stats to pull from last night's contest. The Sixers had an astounding 21-4 advantage in fast break points, and they had the Bulls on their heels for much of the game. The Bulls also fell to 6-5 against teams with a winning record this season. more ›

The Bulls put Sunday's loss in Miami behind them and beat up on the Wizards in DC. more ›

Tight defense and an unselfish offense led to another Bulls win last night. more ›

The Bulls are off to their best start to a season since the 1996-97 squad won their first 12 games. more ›

The Bulls got Tom Thibodeau's message loud and clear last night after an lethargic loss at Golden State and came out of the blocks strong in a win against Sacramento. more ›

Sloppy play bit the Bulls in their collective ass last night as they ran into a Golden State squad that, under rookie head coach Mark Jackson, is looking to play the halfcourt offensive sets and stifling defense instilled in the Bulls under Tom Thibodeau. more ›

Having addressed their one weakness by signing Rip Hamilton, there's no reason to think the Bulls won't at least equal last season's efforts. This team could still win 50 games despite the 66-game regular season. more ›

The Bulls are as ready for their Christmas Day regular season close-up as they're going to get as Rip Hamilton showed why the Bulls signed him in his Bulls debut. more ›

Fans reacting to Boozer's comments can only wonder whether he knows how to say injured in Italian or Mandarin. more ›

The Bulls picked a fine time for their first three-game losing streak of the season, and it's put them on the brink of elimination. more ›

Once again, the Heat's defense made the Bulls fight for every shot. more ›

You didn't really think these Eastern Conference finals were going to be a cakewalk for the Bulls did you? After a commanding Bulls victory in the series' opener, the Miami Heat bounced back and played much like Chicago did in game one. While the Bulls hung in there for most of the game, in the end Miami's defense was too much and the Bulls fell to the Heat 85-75 on Wednesday night. more ›

It did not matter that the Bulls had the NBA's best record or the top seed in the playoffs, most believed that the Miami Heat were the favorites in the Eastern Conference finals. They believed that their two superstars could dominate a game better than a complete team could work together to beat them. Last night the Bulls proved the power of teamwork as they destroyed the Heat 103-82 to take a 1-0 series lead. more ›

As ESPN continues to squeeze in a montage of the Bulls’ season sweep against the Miami Heat every so often, a basketball fan living in Chicago couldn’t be anything but pumped for Sunday’s match-up. However, this basketball fan has to keep in mind some of the simple slip-ups the Bulls have had during the playoffs and their razor-thin margins in the regular season against Miami. more ›

Bring on the Heat! In emphatic fashion, the Bulls eliminated the Atlanta Hawks from the playoffs, winning 93-73 to take their Eastern conference semi-final series four games to two. more ›

We're used to seeing the Bulls come from behind to overpower another team in the final quarter and walk off the court victorious. It's strange to see another team do that that to Derrick Rose and company. But the Atlanta Hawks used a monster fourth quarter to beat the Bulls 100-88 and even the series at two games apiece. more ›

While sources were confirming that he'll be named MVP today, Derrick Rose didn't play like one in the first half of Monday's game against the Atlanta Hawks. Despite the absence of Kirk Hinrich, Atlanta shut Rose down early while Joe Johnson's career night helped the Hawks down the Bulls 103-95 in game one of the Eastern Conference semifinals. more ›

The Bulls took a commanding 3-0 series lead with their 88-84 victory over the Indiana Pacers at Conseco Fieldhouse. Last night's game was another tightly contested, physical game, and the Bulls are in a position to sweep the series. more ›

For an eighth seed, the Indiana Pacers sure have a lot of fight. For the second time in as many games, the Bulls found themselves playing from behind for much of the game before eking out a close win in the game's final minutes. The Bulls downed the Pacers 96-90 last night, despite poor shooting and incredibly sloppy ball handling. more ›

Best record in the NBA. How's that for an impressive season? more ›

It may be baseball season, but it's time to start looking ahead to basketball and hockey playoffs after the Bulls clinched the top seed in the East and the Blackhawks nearly wrapped up their spot in the playoffs Friday night. more ›

The Bulls didn’t let the last-place Raptors forget where they stand; almost. The Bulls gained a three-game lead in the Eastern Conference playoff standings with a close 113-106 victory over the Raptors Saturday night at the United Center. more ›