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Bulls not up to challenge
Tribune pro basketball reporterThe ultimate measure of a man, someone once said, is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy. That man, the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., wasn't referring to something as...Tags: Chicago Bulls, United Center, Carmelo Anthony, Kirk Hinrich, Basketball
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New-timers' day
Tribune staff reporterThe chant started in the far reaches of the 300 level, those United Center sections that have been barren during the wasteland of the past six seasons. The chant cascaded downward, bathing the Bulls—and one in particular—in love as they put the finishing...Tags: Chicago Bulls, Antonio Davis, Antawn Jamison, United Center, Kwame Brown
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K.C. Johnson on the Bulls
I believe Chris Duhon is the most underrated rookie in the NBA this year. Do you see him getting released by the Bulls next year (like the Hassell situation) because he doesn't shoot enough? His tough defense and the amount of assists he gets should count...Tags: Chicago Bulls, Antonio Davis, Eddy Curry, Kirk Hinrich, Basketball
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Bulls lose in close call
Tribune pro basketball reporterIt wasn't a game between the Bulls and Seattle SuperSonics here Tuesday that would inspire great literature. Yes, that's the excuse here. But one might say it was a game most foul. There were 71 fouls called and 76 free throws shot. When it ended with...Tags: Chicago Bulls, Antonio Davis, Kirk Hinrich, Basketball, Hospitals and Clinics
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Sloppy start, furious finish
The Associated PressTeams that are missing one starter to injury, two others to foul trouble and en route to committing 21 turnovers while allowing 14 offensive rebounds aren't supposed to be in games in the fourth quarter. Especially against San Antonio. Especially against...Tags: Chicago Bulls, Antonio Davis, Tim Duncan, Eddy Curry, Kirk Hinrich
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Soaring Bulls reach a new high
Tribune staff reporterOne day after club Chairman Jerry Reinsdorf declared his desire to keep this current nucleus together, the Bulls passionately celebrated their season-high sixth straight victory with courtside fans, wrapped in the warm embrace of the second-largest home...Tags: Chicago Bulls, United Center, Eddy Curry, Kirk Hinrich, Basketball
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Stuff happens
Tribune staff reporterOn that humiliating night last Nov. 22 in Phoenix, Kirk Hinrich did a slow burn as he dressed in front of his locker, angry and embarrassed after the Bulls tied a franchise record by falling to 0-9. "I hope we let this hurt," Hinrich said then....Tags: Multi-Sport Events, Chicago Bulls, Antonio Davis, Gilbert Arenas, Lawrence Funderburke
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Bouncing back big
Tribune staff reporterSave for the postmortem heaping praise on this overachieving Bulls team, this season is over, right? With Luol Deng long gone and the wound of losing Eddy Curry for the season still fresh, first will come the loss of home-court advantage, then a first-...Tags: Luol Deng, Steve Francis, Antonio Davis, Chicago Bulls, Othella Harrington
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Bulls' court, King James
Tribune staff reporterAnyone who came to the United Center Wednesday night looking to see the amazing artistry of LeBron James witnessed something just as rare—a dominant Bulls performance. Riding the intensity of Tyson Chandler, the re-emergence of Kirk Hinrich and solid...Tags: Chicago Bulls, Cleveland Cavaliers, United Center, LeBron James, Eddy Curry
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Hinrich maneuver
Tribune staff reporterIf some budding entrepreneur were smart, he or she would start printing Bulls jerseys with names like Jannero Hinrich, Othella Piatkowski and Adrian Nocioni. What better way to capture the essence of this Bulls team, which seized control of its Eastern...Tags: Antonio Davis, Chicago Bulls, Antawn Jamison, United Center, Kwame Brown
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Weary Bulls hang in but fall
Tribune staff reporterThe Bulls entered Conseco Fieldhouse early Saturday evening with bags under their eyes and Gatorade in their bodies. Their morning shootaround had been canceled in favor of a team film session after Friday night's double-overtime loss and a 3 a.m....Tags: Antonio Davis, Chicago Bulls, Eddy Curry, Anthony Johnson, Kirk Hinrich
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Knocked out in title fight
Tribune staff reporterThe Bulls-Pistons playoff battles from the late 1980s and early 1990s are legendary physical affairs, all sharp elbows, hard fouls and painful grimaces. The rivalry circa 2005 isn't there--yet. But this game looked suspiciously familiar to those classic...Tags: Chicago Bulls, Lindsey Hunter, Chauncey Billups, United Center, Richard Hamilton
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