Rose Following the Rainbow
A bright sunny rainbow dropping red,blue, purple,yellow, orange and green Skittles has been spotted.
Where? At Derrick Rose’s house.
Rose is a well known candy addict who has been awarded a Skittles vending machine with his name on it. According to ESPN, Skittles has been sending Rose mass amounts of Skittles since they learned of his sweet tooth, so why not give him his own machine.
Honestly, I’m jealous. The only candy I eat is the colorful S at the end of the rainbow. How do I get one? Never mind, I don’t need one.
The bigger question is, if every athlete said they liked something, do they get it? I’ll ask Reggie Bush.
Questioning the Bulls as a Top Eastern Conference Contender
This off-season had a lot of roster movement throughout the entire NBA. For once, the eastern conference took some of the star power away from the western conference.
The Chicago Bulls are one of these teams. They raided the Utah Jazz when Carlos Boozer and Kyle Korver made Chicago their new home.
Okay, if you read bullshome.com, we know this stuff. Lets get to the point. All of the rebuilt teams are being questioned for their free agency pickups. Hoopsworld.com thinks the Bulls are the only team to have these pre-season questions as the site shares their doubt in Chicago’s quest for elite status in the eastern conference. .
Boozer Hyped Up then Talked Down
The Bulls off-season moves have been well documented. They cleared tons of salary cap space to get one of the three big named free agents: LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh. The Heat signed all three, sending the Bulls back to the market.
They came away with Carlos Boozer, the fifth best free agent in the market behind the three mentioned above and Amare Stoudemire, for $80 million for five years. A little over paid, but the Bulls needed what he brings to the table, points in the paint.
In their Summer Forecast, ESPN ranks him as the second best newcomer of the year and the second worst newcomer of the year.
Bulls Fans Don’t Want it to Happen
A few days ago, Jeff Van Gundy said the Miami Heat has a roster with enough talent to make a run at the Chicago Bulls record of 72 regular season wins.
BullsHome.com took it up with the fans in a poll.
At the current time 32 of 32 voters say the Miami Heat will not do it.
It seems like LeBron is going to have to win 10 MVP trophies if he wants any kind of legacy at all.
Top 10 Chicago Bulls After Jordan and Pippen Left
In June of 1998 the Chicago Bulls won their sixth championship of the decade and finished their second three-peat. A few months later, Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen, the icons who were the key elements of the dynasty were gone.
Since the 1998-1999 season, Chicago has seen a mass amount of players come and go. Some were drafted then traded to get a veteran who could help the team. The veteran retired after a season or two or moved on after failing to bring the bulls to a winning season. We all know how the roster played musical names in the early 2000′s.
Even though the team went through a long rebuilding period, there was still enough solid players to form a top ten, especially since the team has been to the playoffs five of the last six years.
This top 10 includes Bulls players from the 1998-1999 season to the 2009-2010 season. I would like to consider Carlos Boozer or Kyle Korver, but they haven’t played a game as a Bull. With this said, lets get to the Top 10 Bulls After Jordan and Pippen Left.
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