Talk about raised expectations: prior to Monday night, the Bulls went 86 regular season games without back-to-back losses. While Sunday's mauling in Oklahoma City was expected (with or without Derrick Rose in the lineup), blowing a 15-point first half lead with some sloppy play in the second half wasn't. more ›

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Bulls 95, Rockets 92: It's only one game, but a win on the annual "circus trip" is still a win. This win, however, kicked off the long road trip for the Bulls. Derrick Rose, whom Bulls blogger Sam Smith said is becoming "unguardable," scored 33 points to lead the Bulls over the Rockets in Houston. Luol Deng added 16 oints and 10 rebounds as the Bulls, who doubled up the Rockets 30-15 in the second quarter, held on to beat Houston. more ›

The Bulls' Luol Deng may be soft spoken, but that doesn't mean his peers in the NBA haven't taken notice -- and we're not just referring to his play against the Heat last week. They also recognize his sportsmanship, selecting him for the NBA's award given to "the player who best exemplifies ethical behavior, fair play and integrity on the court." more ›

The Bulls' Luol Deng may be spft spoken, but that doesn't mean his peers in the NBA haven't taken notice -- and we're not just referring to his play against the Heat last week. They also recognize his sportsmanship, selecting him for the NBA's award given to "the player who best exemplifies ethical behavior, fair play and integrity on the court." more ›

It's that time of year when the 'Hawks and Bulls are evicted from the United Center by the tigers and elephants, along with the clowns and the rest of the Ringling Bros. Circus. more ›

The Bulls welcome the Orlando Magic to the United Center tonight, their first home game in over two weeks. They concluded their annual "Circus Trip" on Sunday, when they beat the Houston Rockets 94-89. That win pulled the Bulls record on the West Coast swing to an even 3-3. more ›

Last night began a week of huge changes throughout the NBA. The party started with the Charlotte Bobcats' expansion draft. Charlotte selected 19 players from among those left unprotected by other teams. more ›