Bullies on the Block: Thoughts from the Cheap Seats
A few musings as the Chicago Bulls move dizzily through another week of foundering in the NBA ocean…
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Bullies on the Block: Goodbye, Hello
“Champagne and Cam Payne” was fun while it lasted, and while Payne himself didn’t give us too many highlights, he symbolized the Bulls this season: struggling hard against a tide of foibles and deficiencies.
In The Scope: LeBron Legit In GOAT Debate, Doesn’t Define It
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The eventual destination of Durant stands to make more of an impact in the league than any move not involving LeBron James, and there’s a significant chance James may still figure into Durant’s eventual decision.
Champagne and Cam Payne: Ghosts of Trade Deadlines Yet To Come
The only thing of significance to look forward to for Chicago Bulls players and fans alike is the February 7 trade deadline. The Bulls will be sellers, obviously, but who will be sold off is a tougher question to answer.
Bulls: Trade Options Arise As Parker Gets Closer To Door
It’s getting more and more certain that Jabari Parker’s time as a Chicago Bull will end with the beloved Chicago native being traded away from his hometown team.
In The Scope: Wade More Than Sidekick, Linked In History With LeBron
Wade and James’ partnership is one that survived through years together and even more years apart, it actively shifted the NBA culture, and created a trend that NBA players adhere to today, especially by utilizing their rights as free agents and masters of their own destiny.
Champagne and Cam Payne: The Fred-less Horsemen
It’s an awful situation when the sports franchise you follow is in a state of disarray. Watching the Bulls’ inner turmoil fully exposed to the world like a pulsing wound has been painful, but mostly for the amount of empty talk and posturing it has generated.
