The Oklahoma City Thunder made a statement this afternoon, with or without Derrick Rose in the Bulls lineup. more ›

Bulls 99, Thunder 90: Looks like Carlos Boozer is rounding himself into game shape quite nicely. The Bulls premier free agent signing had his best game in red, scoring 29 points and grabbing 12 rebounds to pace the Bulls over Oklahoma city that was not nearly as close as the score made it out to be. more ›

The Bulls managed to keep Kevin Durant largely in check but the Oklahoma City Thunder still managed to rumble past the Bulls by a 98-85 final. All five Bulls starters scored in double-figures - led by Derrick Rose who had 19 and double-doubles from Luol Deng (15-10) and Joakim Noah (14-14) - but none broke 20 points. The Bulls actually led at the half but squandered that lead in a poor third quarter. Overall, the Bulls shot a pretty abysmal 35.4 percent from the field, not helping their cause. There's no rest, either, as they're in Charlotte tonight to face the Bobcats, (6 p.m., CSN). more ›

Maybe we got a bit ahead of ourselves when we dreamed of Greg Oden trading in the red jersey of Ohio St. for a red Bulls uni, on account of the Bulls holding the right to swap picks with the New York Knicks in this year's draft as part of the Eddy Curry trade. But you saw how bad the Knicks were in '06, right? And then they added Isiah Thomas to their bench as... more ›