Player: Derrick Rose Per game stats: Irrelevant- a small 10 game sample size during which Rose was rusty is not worth bringing up The Good: It’s hard to find any good in a season that was as short as Derrick Rose’s was, but the major (and only) positive is that was regaining some semblance of his […]
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2013-2014 Player Recap: Kirk Hinrich
Player: Kirk Hinrich Per game stats: 73 games played, 61 games started 29.0 minutes 9.1 points per game; 39.3% FG%; 35.1% 3P 3.9 assists per game, 2.6 rebounds per game, 1.6 turnovers per game, 1.1 steals per game The Good: It’s no secret that I’m not a fan of Kirk Hinrich. All season long I’ve […]
2013-2014 Year In Review: DJ Augustin
Player: DJ Augustin Per game stats: 61 games played, 9 games started 30.4 minutes 14.9 points per game; 41.9% FG%; 41.1% 3P 5.0 assists per game, 2.9 rebounds per game, 1.9 turnovers per game, 0.9 steals per game The Good: This is still incredibly weird to say but DJ Augustin was one of the major […]
Jerry and Michael Reinsdorf Issue a Statement Regarding Donald Sterling’s Punishment
The past weekend has been a nightmare for the NBA, arguably the most progressive professional leagues in the United States. Late Friday night TMZ published audio in which Donald Sterling and his (presumably now ex-) girlfriend were in an argument. On the recording Sterling can be heard making racist comments about minorities such as how […]
Nene Hilario Suspended for Game 4
Nene Hilario has been a thorn in Chicago’s side this season, especially during the playoffs. His physical play defensively has impeded Noah’s passing from the high post and kept Chicago out of the paint for easy layups while his offense has been strong and bruising. With Nene on the court the Bulls are only […]
Joakim Noah Wins Defensive Player of the Year
After several weeks of award speculation and several hours of Chicago based writers tweeting out about their sources, it’s official- Joakim Noah is the 2013-2014 NBA Defensive Player of the Year. This is Noah’s first major individual award and one that caps what has been a spectacular season for the 29 year old center. […]
Playoff Primer Round 1: Chicago Bulls vs Washington Wizards
To (heavily) paraphrase a line from Rust Cohle, the NBA season is a flat circle. This season saw Chicago Bulls fans cycle from hope and excitement (Derrick Rose’s return), to disappointment and despair (his injury), to grief (the Luol Deng trade). But as the season progressed our sorrow slowly morphed back into optimism with stellar […]
The Two Towers
The following is a guest post submitted by Josh Planos, a writer at Fansided, SportsWunderkin, and the Pick and Roll. You can follow Josh at @JPlanos Among the most prevalent names circling the league before the annual award allocation are Joakim Noah and Taj Gibson. The linchpins of the Chicago Bulls’ defense have, in many […]
Guest Post: Figuring out Jimmy Butler
The following is a guest post submitted by Ruchir Deshpande. If you’re interested in submitting a guest post to Bulls by the Horns, please contact us via our contact form. This was supposed to be the year. The year Jimmy Butler announced to the whole world, “I have arrived.” After coming off of a […]
Caution- Avoid Fake Trade Rumors
The trade deadline is rapidly approaching us which means it’s that time of the year when trade rumors fly more rampant than ever before. But along with all of the excitement comes some absolute stupidity from certain trolls who find it fun to make up trade rumor and send the internet into frenzy. This most […]