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Daily Herald —
Here's one thing to remember about Carlos Boozer: Back in 2010, before the Bulls took the jump from a .500 team to 62 wins, there were two significant additions — Boozer and coach Tom Thibodeau.Boozer has plenty of flaws as a player and the Bulls would love to shred his large contract. But the guy has been on the winning side more often than not as an NBA player.
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There's a chance the Bulls will take a good look at Luol Deng's trade value this summer. At the same time, it's tough to ignore what he's meant to the team's success over the past nine seasons.
Daily Herald —
Questions about DePaul's new arena, more Hawk talk, and much, much more in this week's Spellman's Scorecard.
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When some players hit free agency, they sit back and let their agent try to find them a new job. Nazr Mohammed plans to do it himself. Following Wednesday's season-ending loss in Miami, Mohammed said he'll call the Bulls himself and let them know he wants to come back.
Daily Herald —
For purposes of assessing the Bulls' future, we're going to assume Derrick Rose returns next season and is able to play somewhere near all-star form. All that patience from the past 12 months is going to pay off and the criticism he received for trying to be smart will be long forgotten. Beyond that, Bulls fans have every reason to feel optimistic.
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The only thing Bulls' players did wrong this season was fail to apply the kind of peer pressure that might have shamed Derrick Rose into returning to play in games.
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Derrick Rose is still part of the Bulls and spent all season among his teammates. With the season over now, the "Derrick Rose Watch" can finally end.
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This Bulls team might someday be nominated for the Guts and Grind Hall of Fame, but it didn't have enough to extend the defending champion Heat beyond five games. Miami hung on to win 94-91 on Wednesday and advances to the Eastern Conference finals.
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The main theme as the Bulls looked ahead following Wednesday's loss is a wish for sustained health. Bad luck has plagued the team durign three straight playoff runs.
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The Bulls provided some cheap thrills right down to the end of their playoff series loss to the Heat. Now the challenge is to turn those into expensive thrills as legitimate championship contenders next season.
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The Miami Heat are headed back to the Eastern Conference finals.LeBron James scored 23 points, Dwyane Wade added 18 and the Heat rallied from an 11-point second-half deficit to beat the Chicago Bulls 94-91 on Wednesday night and close out their second-round series in five games.
Daily Herald —
The Chicago Bulls were eliminated from the playoffs by the Miami Heati in game five of their second round playoffseries Wednesday in Miami. The Heat won 94-91.
Daily Herald —
After reinjuring his right knee during Game 4 at the United Center, there's a chance Miami's Dwyane Wade could sit out Wednesday when the Heat try to finish off this second-round series against the Bulls.
Daily Herald —
The Bulls gave a lifeless performance at a lifeless United Center on Monday and now face their season's end with Game 5 in Miami. But when everyone counts them out, that's when the Bulls seem to rise to the occasion.
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LeBron James isn't as successful or as popular as Michael Jordan was. However, King James has avoided controversy and scandal better than His Airness did.