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Bulls @ Bobcats in NC
Bulls are 1-2 against the Bobcats this season.
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Bulls are 1-2 against the Bobcats this season.
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The bobcats lost nazr mohammed didn't they?
here are the stats sheets from the older games
NBA.com - The Game Happens Here
NBA.com - The Game Happens Here
NBA.com - The Game Happens Here
here are the stats sheets from the older games
NBA.com - The Game Happens Here
NBA.com - The Game Happens Here
NBA.com - The Game Happens Here
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the bobcats are one a 5 game loosing streak after the wallace/mohammed trade, they lost a lot of rebounds with that trade.
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you beat me to it zach i think im 3-0
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that trade wasnt gonna make them better anyway it was a money move because who in thier right mind would give up g. wall.........MJ must have started to lose those 1 on 1's
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Game Notes: Bulls at Charlotte Bobcats 6:00 p.m.
The Chicago Bulls avoided a letdown their last time out and aren't likely to overlook the struggling Charlotte Bobcats, either.
Looking for an 11th win in 13 games overall, the Bulls hope to avoid a third loss in four meetings with a Bobcats team that could again be without leading scorer Stephen Jackson on Wednesday night (6:00 p.m. CT | CSN-Chicago+ | ESPN 1000 AM).
After road wins over two of the Eastern Conference's top teams - Orlando and Miami - Chicago (44-18) returned home Monday to face a New Orleans team missing four-time All-Star Chris Paul.
A day after completing a season sweep of the Heat and staying ahead of them for second place in the East, the Bulls were somewhat lethargic against the Hornets and the game was tied with three minutes to play. However, they pulled off an 85-77 victory to move within 2 1/2 games of Boston for the conference lead.
"It was a good win," said Joakim Noah, who had 13 rebounds. "It was a win that we really needed. You look at the top four, five teams in the East, everything is really close. So every game is very important. We understand that. We're just staying focused on improving and winning."
The Bulls must keep that focus against the Bobcats (26-37), the only sub-.500 team to beat them more than once this season. Chicago lost the first two meetings while averaging just 86.5 points before recording a 106-94 home win Feb. 15 behind Luol Deng's 24 points and Derrick Rose's 13 assists - he totaled 11 in the first two matchups.
Noah, who missed all three meetings with a thumb injury, is averaging 16.5 points and 13.3 rebounds in his last four games in the series.
The Bulls have lost four of five at Charlotte, but they completed a 4-1 trip in Miami and are one road win away from surpassing their total from last season (17).
"The city is excited about this team and I think they have a right to be, but for us as players you know, our mentality is different," Noah said. "You got to take it game by game, not get too excited and really focus on the moment, focus on playing game by game and staying consistent."
One area in which Chicago has been extremely consistent is defense. While they are allowing an NBA-low 91.5 points per game, the Bulls have held opponents to 81.1 points on 40.2 percent shooting over their current 6-1 stretch.
That doesn't bode well for Charlotte, averaging 81.2 points and shooting 40.7 percent over a season-worst five-game losing streak. The Bobcats are 3-22 when scoring 90 or less.
Jackson, averaging 19.0 points, was held out for the second consecutive contest Monday night with an injured left hamstring as Charlotte fell 92-87 to the Los Angeles Clippers.
"We were close, but anytime you take the best player out of your lineup, you're going to suffer," coach Paul Silas said. "We tried hard. We just didn't have enough."
Jackson's status for Wednesday is unknown, but forward Tyrus Thomas could return following a 23-game absence after undergoing knee surgery.
Thomas, who spent three-plus seasons with the Bulls, had 17 points and 13 rebounds in a 96-91 win over his former team Jan. 12.
"Jack and Tyrus are two big keys to our team," guard Gerald Henderson said. "Overall, we're going to need them to win."
Henderson scored 20 points Monday and is averaging 14.7 over the last nine games - 7.1 more than his season mark.
Tune in to watch tonight's game at 6:00 p.m. CT on Comcast SportsNet Chicago Plus and listen live on ESPN 1000 AM. Visit Bulls.com for more coverage.
Probable Bulls Starters | Roster and Statistics
Guard 1 Derrick Rose 6-3 | 190
Guard 6 Keith Bogans 6-5 | 215
Forward 9 Luol Deng 6-9 | 220
Forward 5 Carlos Boozer 6-9 | 266
Center 13 Joakim Noah 6-11 | 232
Probable Bobcats Starters | Roster and Statistics
Guard14 D.J. Augustin 6-0 | 180
Guard 15 Gerald Henderson 6-5 | 215
Forward 5 Dominic McGuire 6-9 | 235
Forward 32 Boris Diaw 6-8 | 245
Center 54 Kwame Brown 6-11 | 270
Injury Report
Chicago has no significant injuries to report. For a full report and the latest on Bulls' injuries, check out the AthletiCo Injury Report at Bulls.com.
Stephen Jackson (left hamstring strain) and Tyrus Thomas (torn meniscus, left knee) are a game-time decision; Matt Carroll (left ankle sprain) is doubtful; DeSagana Diop (ruptured right Achilles tendon) is out for Charlotte.
The Chicago Bulls avoided a letdown their last time out and aren't likely to overlook the struggling Charlotte Bobcats, either.
Looking for an 11th win in 13 games overall, the Bulls hope to avoid a third loss in four meetings with a Bobcats team that could again be without leading scorer Stephen Jackson on Wednesday night (6:00 p.m. CT | CSN-Chicago+ | ESPN 1000 AM).
After road wins over two of the Eastern Conference's top teams - Orlando and Miami - Chicago (44-18) returned home Monday to face a New Orleans team missing four-time All-Star Chris Paul.
A day after completing a season sweep of the Heat and staying ahead of them for second place in the East, the Bulls were somewhat lethargic against the Hornets and the game was tied with three minutes to play. However, they pulled off an 85-77 victory to move within 2 1/2 games of Boston for the conference lead.
"It was a good win," said Joakim Noah, who had 13 rebounds. "It was a win that we really needed. You look at the top four, five teams in the East, everything is really close. So every game is very important. We understand that. We're just staying focused on improving and winning."
The Bulls must keep that focus against the Bobcats (26-37), the only sub-.500 team to beat them more than once this season. Chicago lost the first two meetings while averaging just 86.5 points before recording a 106-94 home win Feb. 15 behind Luol Deng's 24 points and Derrick Rose's 13 assists - he totaled 11 in the first two matchups.
Noah, who missed all three meetings with a thumb injury, is averaging 16.5 points and 13.3 rebounds in his last four games in the series.
The Bulls have lost four of five at Charlotte, but they completed a 4-1 trip in Miami and are one road win away from surpassing their total from last season (17).
"The city is excited about this team and I think they have a right to be, but for us as players you know, our mentality is different," Noah said. "You got to take it game by game, not get too excited and really focus on the moment, focus on playing game by game and staying consistent."
One area in which Chicago has been extremely consistent is defense. While they are allowing an NBA-low 91.5 points per game, the Bulls have held opponents to 81.1 points on 40.2 percent shooting over their current 6-1 stretch.
That doesn't bode well for Charlotte, averaging 81.2 points and shooting 40.7 percent over a season-worst five-game losing streak. The Bobcats are 3-22 when scoring 90 or less.
Jackson, averaging 19.0 points, was held out for the second consecutive contest Monday night with an injured left hamstring as Charlotte fell 92-87 to the Los Angeles Clippers.
"We were close, but anytime you take the best player out of your lineup, you're going to suffer," coach Paul Silas said. "We tried hard. We just didn't have enough."
Jackson's status for Wednesday is unknown, but forward Tyrus Thomas could return following a 23-game absence after undergoing knee surgery.
Thomas, who spent three-plus seasons with the Bulls, had 17 points and 13 rebounds in a 96-91 win over his former team Jan. 12.
"Jack and Tyrus are two big keys to our team," guard Gerald Henderson said. "Overall, we're going to need them to win."
Henderson scored 20 points Monday and is averaging 14.7 over the last nine games - 7.1 more than his season mark.
Tune in to watch tonight's game at 6:00 p.m. CT on Comcast SportsNet Chicago Plus and listen live on ESPN 1000 AM. Visit Bulls.com for more coverage.
Probable Bulls Starters | Roster and Statistics
Guard 1 Derrick Rose 6-3 | 190
Guard 6 Keith Bogans 6-5 | 215
Forward 9 Luol Deng 6-9 | 220
Forward 5 Carlos Boozer 6-9 | 266
Center 13 Joakim Noah 6-11 | 232
Probable Bobcats Starters | Roster and Statistics
Guard14 D.J. Augustin 6-0 | 180
Guard 15 Gerald Henderson 6-5 | 215
Forward 5 Dominic McGuire 6-9 | 235
Forward 32 Boris Diaw 6-8 | 245
Center 54 Kwame Brown 6-11 | 270
Injury Report
Chicago has no significant injuries to report. For a full report and the latest on Bulls' injuries, check out the AthletiCo Injury Report at Bulls.com.
Stephen Jackson (left hamstring strain) and Tyrus Thomas (torn meniscus, left knee) are a game-time decision; Matt Carroll (left ankle sprain) is doubtful; DeSagana Diop (ruptured right Achilles tendon) is out for Charlotte.
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Bulls win by 10
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98-85 Bullies. Rose 24 8 4, Deng 22 Points, Boozer 20 Points, Noah 13 Rebounds.
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bullies 97 cats 89
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wow diop has been watching bosh tape
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Finally i get to sit at the CPU and watch a game. Ive missed more games the past couple weeks than i have in like 3 years.
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Oh and Bogans suck
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you hear the cats announcers clowing bogans when JO snatched that reb from him....
who's that climbing up my back? im just minding my business waiting for my 6 points :rolling:
who's that climbing up my back? im just minding my business waiting for my 6 points :rolling:
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henderson is cooking :smh:
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They mentioned the 6 points again. Fk the Bobcats commentators. Theyll never witness their team win anything.
Why the fk cant we dominate a bad team? Seriously man, i want to see them start steamrolling some teams and giving the starters some rest in the 4th.
Why the fk cant we dominate a bad team? Seriously man, i want to see them start steamrolling some teams and giving the starters some rest in the 4th.
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taj :smoke:
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wtf i got drop a deuce & were losing now
got bring the top to the throne next time
got bring the top to the throne next time