Category: Central Division

Bulls forward Leonard Miller continues showing he’s more than just a throw-in

Forward Leonard Miller seemed to be a throw-in. He sure hasn’t played like one. As the trade deadline was winding down Feb. 5, the Bulls announced a deal that sent popular guard Ayo Dosunmu and forward Julian Phillips to the Timberwolves for guard Rob Dillingham, four future second-round picks and Miller. ‘‘I think he played […]

Meeting is still everything, but Bulls coach Billy Donovan sounded sold

WASHINGTON — The meeting is still everything next week. Billy Donovan made that very clear on Tuesday in his first presser with the media since vice president of basketball operations Arturas Karnisovas and general manager Marc Eversley — the men that were responsible for him being the Bulls coach — were fired 24 hours earlier. […]

Angel Reese is gone, the Bulls are starting over and another Cubs pitcher is hurt? Been one heck of a day

Just another manic Monday? Uh, no. Holy sports meltdown, Chicago. Sky superstar Angel Reese: shipped out of town. Bulls execs Arturas Karnisovas and Marc Eversley: fired into the sun. Cubs Opening Day starter Matthew Boyd: sent to the injured list, where he can hang out and compare arm woes with pals Cade Horton and Justin […]

Bulls fire VP Arturas Karnisovas, GM Marc Eversley in major front-office shakeup

As the Sun-Times was reporting the last week, front office jobs were on the line for the Bulls. On Monday afternoon, the organization made it official, announcing that both executive vice president of basketball operations Arturas Karnisovas and general manager Marc Everlsey were fired from their posts. According to a source, both were on thin […]

Guard Josh Giddey returns to watch Bulls get embarrassed in Big Apple

As far as Bulls guard Josh Giddey was concerned, it wasn’t a fluke. When the Bulls opened the season 5-0, it wasn’t because they were playing bully against teams such as the Wizards and Nets. No, they had a season-opening victory against the Eastern Conference-leading Pistons and beat playoff-caliber teams such as the Magic, Hawks […]

Illinois-Michigan final would be first NCAA title game between conference foes since ‘Miracle’ finish in 1988

INDIANAPOLIS — It was 50-50 at halftime, but Oklahoma’s Stacey King wasn’t worried. The game was being played at his high-scoring team’s preferred pace. The Sooners were stacked. They were a No. 1 seed for a reason. Plus, they’d already beaten Kansas twice during the season. No problem, right? Big problem. Jayhawks star Danny Manning […]

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