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The Magic Pull Off A 32 Point Beat Down

Written by Brett O'Rear /CS Staff Sports Columnist
Wednesday, 09 April 2008
The Bulls lost tonight because they had no answer for Dwight Howard. He is a man pure and simple. Coach Boylan tried everybody on Howard. Joakim Noah tried, but he is too small and not enough strength. Tyrus Thomas didn’t have a chance because he doesn’t play defense. Erin Gray, bless his heart, will never be able to stop Dwight Howard not today not tomorrow not if Gray gets on the ‘roids. There was no answer for Howard, he is that good. Magic 115, Bulls 83. Read More Add Comment (0) Hits: 106
Last Updated ( Thursday, 10 April 2008 )

Miami Beats Chicago, No Playoffs for Bulls

Written by Brett O'Rear /CS Staff Sports Columnist
Tuesday, 08 April 2008
It’s always nice not to lose to the worst team in the NBA. The Heat came into the game riding high with 14 wins this season. When you’re playing basketball like that, no team should lose to you. The Bulls found a way Tuesday night however. The loss officially eliminates them from playoff contention. Heat 95, Bulls 88. Read More Add Comment (0) Hits: 130
Last Updated ( Wednesday, 09 April 2008 )

Chicago Bulls Schedule & Results

Written by Chicago Sporting

Friday, 04 April 2008

All times Central. Home games in CAPS. All games broadcasted on ESPN 1000 (WMVP-AM)

REGULAR SEASON
DATE	OPPONENT	TIME/RESULT	TV/RECORD
10/31	at New Jersey	L, 112-103 (OT)		0-1
11/2	PHILADELPHIA	L, 96-85		0-2
11/3	at Milwaukee	L, 78-72		0-3
11/6	L.A. CLIPPERS	L, 97-91		0-4
11/8	DETROIT	W, 97-93		1-4
11/10	TORONTO	L, 101-71		1-5
11/15	at Phoenix	L, 112-102		1-6
11/17	at L.A. Clippers	W, 92-73		2-6
11/18	at L.A. Lakers	L, 106-78		2-7
11/20	at Denver	L, 112-91		2-8
11/24	at New York	L, 85-78		2-9
11/25	at Toronto	L, 93-78		2-10
11/27	ATLANTA	W, 90-78		3-10
12/1	CHARLOTTE	W, 111-95		4-10
12/3	DALLAS	L, 103-98		4-11
12/5	at Charlotte	W, 91-82		5-11
12/7	at Detroit	W, 98-91		6-11
12/8	BOSTON	L, 92-81		6-12
12/11	SEATTLE	W, 123-96		7-12
12/12	at Indiana	L, 117-102		7-13
12/14	NEW YORK	W, 101-96		8-13
12/18	L.A LAKERS	L, 103-91		8-14
12/19	at Washington	W, 95-84		9-14
12/21	at Boston	L, 107-82		9-15
12/22	HOUSTON	L, 116-98		9-16
12/26	at San Antonio	L, 94-79		9-17
12/28	MILWAUKEE	W, 103-99		10-17
12/30	at New York	W, 100-83		11-17
12/31	ORLANDO	L, 112-110 (OT)		11-18
1/2	at Charlotte	W, 109-97		12-18
1/3	PORTLAND	L, 115-109 (2 OT)		12-19
1/5	SACRAMENTO	W, 94-93		13-19
1/8	NEW YORK	L, 105-100		13-20
1/11	at Philadelphia	W, 100-97		14-20
1/13	at Atlanta	L, 105-84		14-21
1/15	at Orlando	L, 102-88		14-22
1/16	at Miami	W, 126-96		15-22
1/18	GOLDEN STATE	L, 119-111		15-23
1/19	DETROIT	W, 97-81		16-23
1/21	at Memphis	L, 104-90		16-24
1/23	INDIANA	W, 108-95		17-24
1/25	CHARLOTTE	L, 90-77		17-25
1/27	PHOENIX	L, 88-77		17-26
1/29	MINNESOTA	W, 96-85		18-26
1/30	at Minnesota	L, 83-67		18-27
2/2	at Sacramento	L, 105-101		18-28
2/4	at Seattle	W, 118-108		19-28
2/6	at Portland	L, 100-97		19-29
2/7	at Golden State	W, 114-108		20-29
2/9	at Utah	L, 97-87		20-30
2/12	NEW ORLEANS	L, 100-86		20-31
2/14	MIAMI	W, 99-92		21-31
2/20	at New Jersey	L, 110-102 (OT)		21-32
2/22	DENVER	W, 135-121		22-32
2/24	at Houston	L, 110-97		22-33
2/25	at Dallas	L, 102-94		22-34
2/27	at Indiana	W, 113-107		23-34
2/29	WASHINGTON	L, 97-91		23-35
3/2	at Cleveland	L, 95-86		23-36
3/4	MEMPHIS	W, 112-97		24-36
3/6	CLEVELAND	W, 107-96		25-36
3/7	at Boston	L, 116-93		25-37
3/9	at Detroit	L, 116-109		25-38
3/11	UTAH	W, 108-96		26-38
3/14	PHILADELPHIA	L, 110-106		26-39
3/17	at New Orleans	L, 108-97		26-40
3/18	NEW JERSEY	W, 112-96		27-40
3/20	SAN ANTONIO	L, 102-80		27-41
3/22	INDIANA	L, 108-101		27-42
3/25	ATLANTA	W, 103-94		28-42
3/26	at Philadelphia	L, 121-99		28-43
3/28	at Atlanta	L, 106-103		28-44
3/29	MILWAUKEE	W, 114-111		29-44
4/1	BOSTON	L, 106-92		29-45
4/3	at Cleveland	W, 101-98		30-45
4/5	WASHINGTON	L, 98-87	30-46
4/8	at Miami	L, 95-87	30-47
4/9	at Orlando	L, 115-83	30-48
4/11	CLEVELAND	W, 100-95	31-48
4/13	ORLANDO	L, 104-84	31-49
4/14	at Milwaukee	W, 151-135	32-49
4/16	TORONTO	W, 107-97	33-49

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Last Updated ( Friday, 18 April 2008 )

Solid Second Half Lifts Bulls

Written by Brett O'Rear/CS Staff Sports Columnist
Thursday, 03 April 2008
The Bulls were led tonight by Larry Hughes, coming back to burn the team that traded him. He scored 19 of his 25 points after the half, in a performance he is capable of having every single night. He led the team tonight in scoring, rebounds, steals, and assists. No doubt feeling inspired to prove something, Larry Hughes, with Ben Gordon, put the team on their backs and helped snap the six game losing streak by beating the Cavs in Cleveland. Bulls 101 Cavilers 98. Read More Add Comment (0) Hits: 86
Last Updated ( Friday, 04 April 2008 )

Celtics Keep Bulls At Bay

Written by Brett O'Rear /CS Staff Sports Columnist
Tuesday, 01 April 2008
Boston is clearly the best team in the Eastern Conference yes I said it they’re better than the Detroit Pistons. Paul Pierce, Ray Allen, and Kevin Garnett are the best tandem in the NBA. With these three running the show they’ll be in the Finals. Read More Add Comment (0) Hits: 66
Last Updated ( Tuesday, 01 April 2008 )