Derrick Rose says he did nothing wrong. But if that's the case, he should be screaming. He should be suing. He should be expending at least as much energy to repair his reputation as he would to retrieve a loose ball.
If he's really innocent, he should probably act less guilty.
Facing the unknown for the first time in his basketball life, the best Bulls player of his generation grasped for perspective that a serious injury threatening the arc of a legendary career forced him to find. "I believe there... more »
From now on, whenever someone wants to dispute the connection between confidence and winning in pro sports, I will offer the example of the 2012 Bulls, suddenly reduced to slumped shoulders and brittle spines. Monday at the... more »
Of all the injuries the Bulls endured in a series defined by attrition, nothing exceeded the pain and suffering of watching the 76ers celebrate as confetti fell onto the floor. Nothing could have hurt worse than knowing they... more »
It isn't every season the 76ers win three straight playoff games. It isn't even every decade it happens. The last time, in fact, was the first round of the 2001 playoffs, which turned out to be a pretty successful postseason.... more »
By now we know them by first names or nicknames: Taj, Rip, Lu, Booze, C.J., Omer, Kyle, Brew and even Scal. We know, as well as they do, that every one of them plays in Chicago based on their ability to complement a team built... more »
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