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Mavericks maul Bulls in 105-83 laugher
Luol Deng said he truly believes the Bulls' best basketball remains ahead. The Bulls better hope so.
Luol Deng managing Achilles injury more carefully
Perhaps at another stage of his career, Luol Deng would have pushed through the nagging pain in his left Achilles that sidelined him for portions of Saturday's morning shootaround.
Cavaliers suspend Andrew Bynum indefinitely for 'detrimental' conduct
The Cleveland Cavaliers have suspended former Lakers center Andrew Bynum indefinitely for "conduct detrimental to the team," according to General Manager Chris Grant.
Tony Snell's development a bright side for Bulls
If Luol Deng returns Saturday after missing three games with a sore left Achilles tendon, Tony Snell could return to the Bulls bench. If Deng sits again, the first-round pick will remain in the rotation.
Deng, Noah gametime decisions vs. Mavericks
Luol Deng participated in most of Friday's Chicago Bulls practice and will be a gametime decision for Saturday's home game against the Dallas Mavericks.
Taj Gibson repaying Bulls' investment in him
Taj Gibson is an emotional player who appreciates what he overcame to arrive where he is. That's why playing at the Barclays Center, in the Fort Greene neighborhood of Brooklyn, remains special.
LeBron James named male athlete of the year
LeBron James won the NBA most valuable player award and led the Miami Heat to the league title in 2013.
Another injury scare for Bulls' Jimmy Butler
NEW YORK — Late in the third quarter, Jimmy Butler spotted a loose ball and beat the Nets' Reggie Evans to it.
Bulls start slow, pull away for 95-78 road win over Nets
NEW YORK — Well, what did you expect from two injury-riddled teams playing in pajamas on Christmas morning?
Kobe Bryant interview: He'll be back, more focused than ever
Kobe Bryant talked Wednesday for the first time since fracturing the lateral tibial plateau in his left knee last week against Memphis.
Westbrook: 8th-ever Christmas Day triple-double
NEW YORK -- For Oklahoma City Thunder guard Russell Westbrook, 'tis the season for a triple-double.
13 for '13 video: Biggest busts
Chicago Tribune sports experts discuss their choices for the biggest busts in 2013 sports.
D'Antoni apologizes for suggesting Lakers fans root for another team
Lakers Coach Mike D'Antoni apologized for his postgame comments after the team's 117-90 loss on Monday night to the Phoenix Suns.
Butler plans on playing vs. Nets
Jimmy Butler and Kirk Hinrich practiced without issue for the second straight day and Butler joined Hinrich in planning to return from injury for Wednesday's Christmas matinee in Brooklyn against the Nets.
Kirk Hinrich eager for pairing with D.J. Augustin
The more time Kirk Hinrich spent with a chiropractor, the more opportunity newcomer D.J. Augustin received and ran with.
Think these 10 sports records can be broken? Think again
The assignment — rank the top 10 sports records that will never be broken — seemed straightforward enough until you dig into the research and realize you could easily fill the list with records from Major League Baseball alone.
Hinrich, Butler close to returning
Kirk Hinrich and Jimmy Butler participated fully in the Chicago Bulls' two-hour practice at the Berto Center on Monday.
Bulls' Gibson warned about flopping
Chicago Bulls forward Taj Gibson became the 15th player to draw a warning for violating the anti-flopping rule, the NBA announced Monday.
Michael Jordan unveils new Hornets logo for Charlotte
The Charlotte Bobcats and owner Michael Jordan unveiled the new logo that will be featured on their uniforms and merchandise next season when the franchise returns to the nickname of the Hornets.
Finally, Bulls win laugher over Cavaliers
The Bulls are 1-0 when they start D.J. Augustin, Tony Snell, Mike Dunleavy, Carlos Boozer and Joakim Noah.
Pros are often amateurs running charities
Five years ago, Carlos Boozer of the Bulls touted his charitable efforts in a heavily-promoted ESPN package, talking about how he and his wife wanted to assist children with sickle cell anemia. But a nonprofit he founded closed two years after it was founded, records show.
Noah downplays incident with 'angry dude' Perkins
As far as Joakim Noah is concerned, Thursday’s postgame incident in which Kendrick Perkins angrily asked him to leave the Thunder locker room is ancient history.
Report: Broken foot to sideline Nets' Lopez for season
ESPN.com reports: Nets center Brook Lopez will miss the rest of the season after breaking his surgically repaired right foot during Friday's overtime loss to the 76ers, league sources confirmed.
Video: LeBron, Wade wheelbarrow past Bosh
Just when you thought the Heat couldn't outdo Dwyane Wade's cartwheel video bomb . . . well, think again.
Luol Deng market never really closes
General manager Gar Forman has stated publicly on more than one occasion the Bulls hope to keep Luol Deng long term.
Kanye West unveils new song: 'We Should Have Never, Ever Let Michael Jordan Play for the Wizards'
During his Wednesday night concert at the United Center, Kanye West performed a new song, one that makes it clear he was not happy with the way the Bulls ownership handled the end of Michael Jordan's playing career.
Thunder player boots Noah out of locker room
When Chicago Bulls center Joakim Noah tried to visit his former teammate Thabo Sefolosha in the Thunder locker room after Thursday night's game, he did not get a warm welcome from Kendrick Perkins.
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