Summary
The Chicago Bulls, a professional basketball franchise, joined the National Basketball Association in 1966. Their 33 victories that season remain the most ever by an expansion team. Johnny "Red" Kerr, now the longtime team broadcaster, earned NBA Coach of the Year Honors that first season. The Bulls rose to international prominence during the 1990s when, led by Michael Jordan, they won six NBA titles in eight seasons. Those teams were abundant in colorful personalities such as coach Phil Jackson, Dennis Rodman and Scottie Pippen. Bulls games became a destination for basketball fans and celebrities alike. Home games included a...
The Chicago Bulls, a professional basketball franchise, joined the National Basketball Association in 1966. Their 33 victories that season remain the most ever by an expansion team. Johnny "Red" Kerr, now the longtime team broadcaster, earned NBA Coach of the Year Honors that first season. The Bulls rose to international prominence during the 1990s when, led by Michael Jordan, they won six NBA titles in eight seasons. Those teams were abundant in colorful personalities such as coach Phil Jackson, Dennis Rodman and Scottie Pippen. Bulls games became a destination for basketball fans and celebrities alike. Home games included a tradition, now copied by every team in the league, of dimming the lights and introducing the players to music. After the sixth NBA title in 1998, the team was dismantled. Rightly or wrongly, team Chairman Jerry Reinsdorf and then-general manager Jerry Krause received the brunt of blame for alienating Jordan, who had said he wouldn't play for any other coach but Jackson. Jordan retired. Jackson went on to coach the Los Angeles Lakers. Scottie Pippen got traded to the Houston Rockets. The Bulls began a long period of mediocrity under coach Tim Floyd. A recent resurgence, led by former player and current general manager John Paxson, has the Bulls viable again.
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Nocioni: 'Argentina va a por el oro a Pekín'
Andrés Nocioni, alero de los Chicago Bulls, aseguró que la selección argentina de baloncesto irá a los Juegos Olímpicos de Pekín "a revalidar el oro" ganado hace cuatro ańos en Atenas.
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Deng's options limited after Clippers' trade
Chicago Tribune reporterThe Los Angeles Clippers' Tuesday acquisition of Marcus Camby from Denver for an option to swap 2010 second-round draft picks has ramifications for the Bulls—and not just because it takes a frontcourt player linked to them in trade rumors off the...Tags: Luol Deng, Elton Brand, San Diego (San Diego, California), Marcus Camby, Ben Gordon
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Lots of restrictions on free-agent plans
More than two weeks have passed since NBA free agency began. Do you know where your 2008-09 Bulls roster is? General manager John Paxson has stated publicly that no moves can be made until the organization has cost certainty regarding restricted free...Tags: Baron Davis, National Basketball Association, Elton Brand, Marcus Camby, Larry Hughes
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Lots of restrictions on Bulls' free-agent plans
Tribune reporterMore than two weeks have passed since NBA free agency began. Do you know where your 2008-09 Bulls roster is? General manager John Paxson has stated publicly that no moves can be made until the organization has cost certainty regarding restricted free...Tags: Baron Davis, National Basketball Association, Elton Brand, Marcus Camby, Larry Hughes
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MRI confirms Rose has 'mild' tendinitis
Tribune reporterAs expected, Derrick Rose's precautionary MRI revealed nothing more than tendinitis in his right knee. Team physician Brian Cole performed the test on Monday and called the case "mild" in a statement. Rose missed the Bulls' final three games of summer-...Tags: Derrick Rose, National Basketball Association
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Bulls pick Rose pleads guilty to speeding charge
The Chicago Bulls No. 1 draft choice Derrick Rose has pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor speeding charge. Kane County Associate Judge Robert J. Morrow ordered Rose on Monday to pay a $1,000 fine and attend traffic school, according to the county's state'...Tags: Derrick Rose, National Basketball Association, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Trials, Basketball
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All-Cubs channel a result of sale?
Chicago Tribune reporterCould an all-Cubs cable channel be in a new owner's future? A new channel devoted to the Cubs is one of the enticing potential revenue-generating items that Tribune Co. is floating as part of its planned sale of the Chicago Cubs, Wrigley Field and its 25...Tags: Government, Newspapers, Wrigley Field, Tribune Company, National Government
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Nocioni: "Argentina va a por el oro a Pekín"
Andrés Nocioni, alero de los Chicago Bulls de la NBA, aseguró que la selección argentina de baloncesto irá a los Juegos Olímpicos de Pekín "a revalidar el oro" ganado hace cuatro ańos en Atenas. "Queremos el oro y vamos a por eso. Tenemos equipo para...Tags: National Basketball Association
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As precaution, Knicks give Gallinari some rest
alan.hahn@newsday.comLAS VEGAS - Danilo Gallinari left the gym at Cox Pavillion on Monday afternoon packed with more ice than the Cartier here at Caesars. The 19-year-old Italian is just as valuable to the Knicks, so with soreness keeping him off the practice court yesterday,...Tags: Derrick Rose, National Basketball Association, Los Angeles Clippers, New York Knicks, Basketball
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Deng's options limited after Clippers' trade
The Clippers' acquisition of Marcus Camby from Denver for an option to swap 2010 second-round draft picks on Tuesday has ramifications for the Bulls—and not just because it takes a frontcourt player linked to them in trade rumors off the market....Tags: Anthony Johnson, Luol Deng, Elton Brand, Marcus Camby, Ben Gordon
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