Will Ferrell did the introductions for last night's Bulls-Hornets game in New Orleans, and he poked fun at each of the starters. more ›

Have you ever wanted to see Benny the Bull crowd-surf? Well, here's your chance. 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 ›

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

We tried to bite our tongues. But the Trib’s head-scratcher decision to run a cheap shot Op-Ed targeting Derrick Rose has had us stewing all week. more ›

Five years, $94 million, and the reigning NBA MVP will remain a Bull for the foreseeable future. more ›

The Bulls kicked off their preseason with a win, while the Blackhawks won their fourth straight. more ›

In a move that's been rumored for a week, Rip Hamilton could sign with the Bulls as soon as today. more ›

With $64 million committed to 13 players, the Bulls are pretty much set with regard to their roster. more ›

The possibly revived season is tentatively scheduled to begin Dec. 25 with a triple-header, including an NBA finals re-match between the Dallas Mavericks and Miami Heat. more ›

The NBA Players Union also began the process to de-certify their union and setting the stage for a court battle. Given the time table for such a resolution, the entire 2011-12 season is in serious jeopardy. more ›

For the Bulls, this wipes out seven games including their opener against the defending NBA champion Dallas Mavericks. more ›

Rose claims to have one concrete offer on the table, but we can't imagine very many teams not be interested in the NBA's reigning MVP. more ›

Dennis Rodman, Artis Gilmore and Tex Winter were inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame this year. How was the induction ceremony this year? Pretty spectacular. more ›

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

We now have half of our major pro sport leagues halted, as the NBA now joins the NFL with players and owners pitted against each other in major labor disputes. 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'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 ›

Back in late September, during the Bulls' media day, Derrick Rose asked, "Why can't I be the MVP of the league? Why can't I be the best player in the league?" At the time, many passed it off as the overconfidence of a budding, young star even if out of character for one typically so humble. Few took the questions too seriously. more ›

After being an assistant coach for 20 years and leading the Bulls to a league-best 62-20 record, coach Tom Thibodeau will be named NBA's Coach of the year Sunday according to multiple reports. The announcement is expected to be made at 3:30 p.m. at the Berto Center. more ›

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

Derrick Rose has been making highlight reels all season. Last night, the man with the 40-inch vertical did it with his defense, streaking to block a shot against the Raptors' (and former Bull) James Johnson. Cheezis!! more ›

The Bulls' All-Star point guard and rookie head coach continue to rack up the accolades. 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 ›

The Bulls reclaimed sole possession of the Eastern Conference with a 114-81 throttling of the Atlanta Hawks in Phillips Arena. Derrick Rose was once again the story here, leading all scorers with 30 points while dishing out 10 assists and hitting a three-point shot as the first half expired to cap a 41-22 second quarter. Luol Deng added 27 points as the Bulls shot a lights out 73.8 percent from the field in the first half and led by as many as 47 points halfway through the final quarter. The Bulls next face Memphis at the United Center on Friday. more ›

The Bulls resurgence continues as the team reached the 50-win peak for the first time since the second three-peat, courtesy of a 132-92 rout of the Sacramento Kings at the United Center. more ›

We're surprised a "Like a Manny" video didn't surface last fall: more ›

Despite the loss of Carlos Boozer to a sprained ankle, the Bulls dominated the court proving that their bench is still strong and it's nothing they can't handle. Derrick Rose led the way with 34 points as the Bulls grabbed their 12th win in 14 games vs. the Atlanta Hawks 94-76Friday. more ›

Add Michael Jordan to the growing list of current and former players proclaiming Derrick Rose NBA MVP. Jordan made his proclamation after the Bulls' 101-84 win over his Charlotte Bobcats. As for Rose, he had a workmanlike game with 20 points and six assists, but he hit four of his six three-point shots. The Bulls showed off their bench depth last night. Kyle Korver matched Rose with 20 points of his own, while Taj Gibson added 14 and Ronnie Brewer 10. Gibson might be back in a starting role, depending on the severity of Carlos Boozer's sprained ankle. Boozer was fouled hard going to the basket by the Bobcats' Kwame Brown last night, left the game and didn't return. more ›

Last time the Miami Heat came to town, Dwyane Wade and Derrick Rose had a shootout for the ages, but an asterisk was put on the Bulls win by some as LeBron James didn't suit up for the game. King James took the court last night, in a matchup of the two leading candidates for NBA MVP in himself and Rose. The result was the same, as the Bulls held the Heat to 36 second-half points and Luol Deng hit the winning trey for a 93-89 win. more ›