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       Re: Chicago Bulls Basketball
   DIR By: Phill23
       Date: March 8, 2012, 12:17 am
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       Another game winner by Rose!  One hell of a shot!!!
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       Re: Chicago Bulls Basketball
   DIR By: AndyMacFAIL
       Date: March 17, 2012, 9:18 am
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       Thomas says calls eventually will go Rose's way
       Hall of Famer thinks fellow Chicago point guard must keep
       plugging way with refs
       Fred Mitchell - 7:01 p.m. CDT, March 16, 2012
       Will NBA officials ever consistently give Derrick Rose the
       benefit of the doubt on foul calls?
       The league's reigning MVP was fined $25,000 for criticizing
       officials after Monday's home loss to the Magic.
       Uncharacteristically, Rose told reporters: "I got to be the only
       superstar in the league going through what I'm going through
       right now."
       Point guards, even those of the superstar variety, often seem to
       have a more difficult time gaining officials' respect.
       "I always tried to let the officials know that what they call a
       touch or a bump from a guy who weighs 100 pounds more than you …
       and is probably five or six inches taller than you … it is not a
       bump to you," Isiah Thomas said this week with his familiar
       cackle. "I just think (Rose) has to keep making his case."
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       Re: Chicago Bulls Basketball
   DIR By: Phill23
       Date: March 17, 2012, 11:34 am
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       That guy is the kiss of death.  Now Rose will NEVER get a call.
       :)
       Now what makes the NBA as a whole a bad product is officiating!
       I watched the Lakers/Grizzlies game last Tuesday night and the
       Lakers got the benefit of EVERY CALL by the refs!  I don't
       usually watch a Laker game when it comes on television but this
       time I did and won't watch them again.  That's David Stern's
       team period.
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       Re: Chicago Bulls Basketball
   DIR By: AndyMacFAIL
       Date: April 17, 2012, 4:17 pm
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       The Rose Revolution
       At just 23, Derrick Rose already has an MVP award, a $95 million
       contract, and a direct line to the White House, home of his
       number one fan. He also has Chicago—the city where he was born
       and bred—convinced that it's witnessing the second coming of
       you-know-who
       By Will Leitch - GQ Magazine - May 2012 Issue
       Derrick Rose, the reigning NBA MVP, lives on the eighty-fourth
       floor of the Trump building in Chicago, one of the tallest
       buildings in the country, right up near the roof, with
       wall-length windows overlooking the city he rules, the only city
       he has ever known. The view is disorienting and
       all-encompassing, sort of like he's living on an observation
       deck of the Willis Tower, which happens to be right over there,
       one of the only points above us in the mess of verticals
       downtown.
       Rose also has a home in Northbrook, by the Bulls' training
       complex, but he says he has that place mostly for convenience,
       so he doesn't have to drive back into the city after practice.
       Someday he'd like to have a house, "my real house," where he'll
       "have kids and just live in my spot." But he can't do that now,
       not even close. This condo, the one he just moved into about a
       month ago—it is almost entirely unfurnished; two of his bedrooms
       have no sheets on the beds and are filled with stacks of
       unopened boxes—this is his escape for now. Eighty-four stories
       up in the sky, secured away.
       "I like living here," he says. "They just try to make you
       comfortable. The people here, they are mostly from out of town;
       they don't know who I am. That's why I picked this place." (It's
       easy to understand why one would enjoy working in this building,
       too. When Rose orders two bottled waters for us during our chat,
       he hands the bellhop two $50 bills.) Presidents talk about how
       the White House begins to feel like a prison. Rose speaks the
       same way about the town that adores him. "It gets on my nerves
       that I just can't go out," he says. "It's just boundaries now.
       People are like, 'You can't go here, you can't go there, you got
       to let that person know where you're going.' It's just weird.
       I'm never alone. Ever."
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       Re: Chicago Bulls Basketball
   DIR By: AndyMacFAIL
       Date: April 28, 2012, 11:36 pm
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       Bulls Lose Rose to Season-Ending Injury
       By Colin Hettinger - Satirday April 28, 2012
       It was one of the rare instances when the final score is the
       least important part of a playoff game.
       With 1:22 left, Saturday's NBA playoff opener was heading toward
       its expected conclusion, Chicago leading Philadelphia by 12,
       when Derrick Rose drove into the lane, jumped to a stop and
       leaped in pain. He came down clutching his left knee and
       crumpled to the floor.
       As an unsettling silence fell over the United Center crowd, Rose
       was helped up and shuffled off to the locker room. The Bulls
       finished off a 103-91 victory, and within a few hours of the
       final horn, word came down that Rose had torn the anterior
       cruciate ligament (ACL) in his left knee. He will miss the rest
       of the playoffs and several months beyond that.
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       Re: Chicago Bulls Basketball
   DIR By: AndyMacFAIL
       Date: April 29, 2012, 12:14 am
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       United Center plans retail space
       By Ryan Ori and Micah Maidenberg - Crain's Chicago Business
       Not far from the Michael Jordan statue, the United Center's
       owners hope a $75 million to $85 million retail development soon
       will take flight.
       Chicago Bulls owner Jerry Reinsdorf is leading a venture that
       plans to build 260,000 square feet of restaurants, bars, a team
       store and event space in the sprawling parking lot east of the
       arena, according to documents obtained by Crain's. Chicago
       Blackhawks owner Rocky Wirtz would be part of the venture, which
       could include team offices, parking, a terrace and a green roof.
       The new retail structure on the H Lot would be connected to the
       east side of the Madhouse on Madison with an atrium-like
       entrance similar to the one at Wisconsin's Lambeau Field, home
       of the NFL's Green Bay Packers.
       The privately funded development would be another step in the
       West Side neighborhood's evolution from a gritty area where
       people venture only for Bulls and Blackhawks games to one where
       more people want to live and have fun.
       “We live by a sea of parking lots,” Ald. Walter Burnett Jr.,
       27th, says. “People who live in the neighborhood would rather
       have a structure and businesses because it would enhance the
       whole community.”
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       Re: Chicago Bulls Basketball
   DIR By: Phill23
       Date: April 29, 2012, 12:21 am
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       What a shame that happened to Rose today.   Man can this team
       catch a break!  Hope they can find a way to win this thing
       still.
       And I love this idea about adding on to the UC.   I think it's
       awesome!!!
       #Post#: 373--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Chicago Bulls Basketball
   DIR By: Krazy!!!
       Date: May 2, 2012, 8:32 am
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       Rally the troops....CHARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRGE!!!!!!
       #Post#: 375--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Chicago Bulls Basketball
   DIR By: Cager
       Date: May 2, 2012, 12:19 pm
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       If you can find any perspective out of that game, its that the
       Bulls remaining big three were non-factors in the 2nd half to
       counter the Sixers run. If any of the three show up big, the
       game would have been much closer. I think the Bulls were on a
       multiple-day emotional roller coaster and simply wore out in the
       second half.
       Doug Collins made adjustments for this game; now its time for
       Thibs to show he can make adjustments too. Only need to win one
       in Philly to win the series.
       I agree about the UC addition - I look forward to seeing it in
       person once it opens.
       #Post#: 378--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Chicago Bulls Basketball
   DIR By: Phill23
       Date: May 4, 2012, 1:32 pm
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       Hi guys.   Oh well maybe next year.  :(
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