Last night, the Bulls easily defeated the Bobcats, even without Derrick Rose, while the Blackhawks continued their slide. more ›

Surely Noah, the child of a professional tennis star/pop star and a supermodel, isn't as susceptible to newfound riches as his peers from lesser backgrounds. 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 ›

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 ›

Bulls Center Joakim Noah didn't have the best series against the Heat - few Bulls outside of Derrick Rose did, and even that's open to debate - but we have to give our favorite whirling dervish some propers for finding a way to dis Miami while admitting the Bulls got their collective ass whipped by them. more ›

The NBA laid the smack down on Joakim Noah for his use of an anti-gay slur at a fan Sunday night. more ›

Joakim Noah admitted he said "something" to a Miami fan last night. Video shows that "something" was been a gay slur. more ›

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

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 ›

The NBA's MVP Derrick Rose proved once again why he deserves that title after scoring a career-high 44 points in Friday's win over the Atlanta Hawks. On the baseball side however, the White Sox can't seem to get on their feet, losing 3-2 for the third consecutive time vs. the Seattle Mariners. At least we have the Bulls, right? more ›

We just knew the NBA's newly crowned MVP wasn't going to allow his team to lose again at home to a lower seed. The Hawks hung tough, but the Bulls maintained a lead for most of the game on the way to an 86-73 victory to even the Eastern Conference Semifinals at a game apiece. more ›

The Indiana Pacers finally drew blood against the Bulls today, winning 89-84 in a game they never trailed at Conseco Fieldhouse and forcing Game 5 in their Eastern Conference playoff series Tuesday night at the United Center. The Bulls will need the extra rest as Derrick Rose rolled his ankle in the first quarter. Rose did come back to play 43 minutes and notch 15 points and 10 assists. 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 ›

Bulls TV is getting scratching a creative film itch with a new online series featuring Joakim Noah called The Awakening whose launch is also perfectly (conveniently?) timed to coincide with the playoffs. more ›

It seems rightfully so that the Bulls would climb into the No. 1 spot in the Eastern Conference tying Boston on a night celebrating the 20th anniversary of the franchise's first championship. With Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippen, and other '91 champs watching, Derrick Rose, and the Bulls showed their elders that it's their turn to make some franchise history as they beat the Utah Jazz 118-100 Saturday night. more ›

The Bulls may have been among the also-rans in the hunt for LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh during the offseason. But the money they saved in not signing any of them has proven to be put to good use in building an overall deeper team that now sits in sole possession of second place in the Eastern Conference after their 87-86 win over the Heat in Miami. The Bulls 3-0 head-to-head record against the Heat is also their first regular season sweep against Miami since the 1991-92 season. more ›

Let's start with the Blackhawks, shall we? Right now they are the hottest team in the NHL. Last night's 4-2 win over the Minnesota Wild extended their win streak to a season-high five games and vaulted them to fifth place in the Western Conference standings with 74 points. The Blackhawks are only two points behind Phoenix for fourth place in the conference and within striking distance of San Jose for third place. After a mostly frustrating season, the defending Stanley Cup champs are playing as though they think they can win it again, and their recent play indicates they aren't going down without a fight. Jonathan Toews, who's been the catalyst for the Blackhawks resurgence this month, continued his torrid pace. He and Patrick Sharp each scored in the second period. Toews has four goals in his last six games and 23 points in his last 14 games. more ›

With Joakim Noah back in the mix and the help of Luol Deng, the Chicago Bulls managed a 83-75 win over the Milwaukee Bucks Saturday night more ›

The Bulls return from the All-Star break tonight when they head to Toronto to face the Raptors. For the first time since December, they'll have their entire projected starting five in action. That's right... after missing 31 games due to thumb ligament surgery, Joakim Noah returns to action. more ›

While the Bulls' Derrick Rose was voted into the starting line-up for the NBA All-Star game, he'll be traveling to Los Angeles by himself for the main event. Last night, the rosters' reserves were announced, and no other Bulls made the cut. Before going down with a thumb injury in December, Joakim Noah looked to be a lock for the game. Carlos Boozer deserved a spot, given his 19.8 points and 10.2 rebounds/game. Of course, he did miss the first month of the season with a broken hand. Luol Deng was an other potential long shot, averaging 17.8 points, 6.2 rebounds. Ultimately, the rest of the Bulls were snubbed. more ›

With the Bulls having kicked off their smartly timed five-game West coast swing while we dig out from the snowpocalypse, we figured it was a good time to assess their season so far. While not quite the All-Star Break, they've played more than half their schedule already and, through 48 games, the Bulls are a surprising 34-14. That makes them 20 games over .500 for the first time since the Jordan era and equals their record at this point in the year they won their sixth title. It's also good enough to be tied for second best record in the Eastern Conference with a Miami Heat team that added LeBron James and Chris Bosh last summer to team up with Dwyane Wade. Not bad for a team that missed out on those three top free agents and has a rookie head coach. more ›

The Bulls bench has dominated the court as of late but will welcome back leading inside scorer Carlos Boozer as they face a struggling Cleveland Cavaliers at the United Center, looking to clinch the season series. more ›

Tonight’s game vs. the LA Clippers may not be as bad for the Bulls, with or without Noah, considering the Clippers are 6-21, one of the worst records in the NBA. The Bulls are also on their way to possibly winning their eighth game in a row for the first time since a nine-game run in 2005. The Bulls also have an advantage considering Boozer has had some success against the Clippers. He had a season-high 34 points and added 12 boards in the Bulls’ 110-93 win Wednesday and averaged 22.8 points and 11.9 rebounds in his last nine games against the Clippers. more ›

When Carlos Boozer broke his fifth metacarpal bone, Bulls fans learned more than they'd hoped to about the skeletal structure of the hand. Now, it's the ligaments we need to familiarize ourselves with as Joakim Noah will require surgery to repair torn ulnar ligament in his right thumb that will force him to miss eight to ten weeks of action. Noah's injury is the same as the one Kirk Hinrich suffered in the 2008-09 season where he missed nine weeks. more ›

Lakers 98, Bulls 91: Derrick Rose, Joakim Noah and Taj Gibson all showed why they're the foundation of this Bulls team, but it wasn't enough as they fell to the defending NBA champs at the Staples Center. Rose led all scorers with 30, Noah added 19 points and 13 rebounds and Gibson 16 points and 12 boards, but Luol Deng reverted to his one-quarter All-Star status and the Lakers' bench outscored their Bulls counterparts 39-10, shooting 50 percent to the Bulls' 16.6 percent in the process. more ›

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 win a laugher in a primer for their annual "circus trip." more ›