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Giveaway night for Bulls
Tribune staff reporterFor the record, Jesse Jackson, bless his head and humor, does not look good in a fake Afro. Neither does Johnny "Red" Kerr, Benny the Bull or anybody else who played along with "Fear the 'Fro" night at the United Center. The one and only Ben Wallace...Tags: Johnny Kerr, Basketball, Kirk Hinrich, Luol Deng, United Center
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Atlanta Hawks defeat Chicago Bulls 105-102
Tribune reporterThe Bulls have been in more stretch runs than a thoroughbred racehorse this season, blowing fourth-quarter opportunities more often than not. That trend continued Tuesday night at the United Center when the Bulls faltered in the fourth quarter of a 105-...Tags: Aaron Gray, Ben Gordon, Kirk Hinrich, Basketball, Atlanta Hawks
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Sam Smith's NBA mailbag
What's a better route for the current Bulls: Trying to make the playoffs or let the rookies and younger players get more playing time and hopefully stay near the bottom record-wise to possibly land Michael Beasley in the draft? --James Schone, Northbrook,...Tags: Contracts, Aaron Gray, Boston Celtics, National Collegiate Athletic Association, National Football League
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Rose's double-double not enough for Bulls to top Hawks
Tribune reporterAs a captain for the second year, Luol Deng has vowed to be more vocal this season. His plea Tuesday night came through loud and clear. "C'mon guys!" Deng shouted to his teammates after Hawks big man Al Horford beat Joakim Noah downcourt yet again to...Tags: Andres Nocioni, Ben Gordon, Chicago Bulls, Kirk Hinrich, Joakim Noah
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Wallace stars as finisher in Bulls victory over Kings
Tribune staff reporterAfter the drama of the Bulls' 94-93 victory over the Kings ended Saturday night, the comedy began. "I don't know if I could've taken another overtime game, so I'm glad I sent my best free-throw shooter to the line and he came through," interim coach...Tags: Andres Nocioni, Ben Gordon, Basketball, Kirk Hinrich, Thabo Sefolosha
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Pacers' Granger named to All-Star 3-point shootout
NEW YORK (AP) - The Indiana Pacers' Danny Granger will take part in the NBA All-Star 3-point shootout. Toronto's Jason Kapono will be looking to become the third player to win the 3-point shootout three times when he takes on Granger and four other...Tags: Larry Bird, Indiana Pacers, National Basketball Association, Rashard Lewis
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Granger leads Pacers past slumping Hawks
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Danny Granger scored 34 points to lead the Indiana Pacers past the slumping Atlanta Hawks 113-96 on Tuesday night. Rasho Nesterovic scored 21 points, Jeff Foster had 12 and Troy Murphy added 10 points and 19 rebounds for the Pacers...Tags: Indiana Pacers, Troy Murphy, Atlanta Hawks, Jeff Foster, Joe Johnson
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Hawks sign former Pacers guard Murray
ATLANTA (AP) - The Atlanta Hawks have signed former Indiana Pacers guard Flip Murray. The six-year veteran was released by Detroit last season before signing with Indiana. He started the final 15 games of the season at point guard for the Pacers and...Tags: Indiana Pacers, Atlanta Hawks, Basketball, Sports, Joe Johnson
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Bulls limp through loss to Kings
Tribune pro basketball reporterThey once came here looking for gold, the miners in the Gold Rush days. The Bulls came here looking for their own kind of gold, precious Western Conference road victories on a hoped for run to a playoff bonanza. They're moving on loaded—but only with...Tags: P.J. Brown, Ben Gordon, Basketball, Kirk Hinrich, Tyrus Thomas
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'Cow Town' Cool
![It's an hour before game time at Sacramento's Arco Arena, and the faithful have gathered for battle. Cowbells dangling around their necks, their hair dyed purple and black, they carry hand-painted signs with a simple message: "Beat L.A."](http://images.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/photo/2004-03/11645707.jpg "It's an hour before game time at Sacramento's Arco Arena, and the faithful have gathered for battle. Cowbells dangling around their necks, their hair dyed purple and black, they carry hand-painted signs with a simple message: "Beat L.A.\"")
David Davis last wrote for the magazine about the Mad Pride movement led by former mental illness patients.It's an hour before game time at Sacramento's Arco Arena, and the faithful have gathered for battle. Cowbells dangling around their necks, their hair dyed purple and black, they carry hand-painted signs with a simple message: "Beat L.A." No matter that...Tags: Jim Kelly, Larry Bird, Television, Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, Karl Malone
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Ugly 3rd quarter puts streak at 33
Tribune staff reporterThe Bulls scored more field goals and grabbed more rebounds than the Kings and shot 50 percent from three-point land Tuesday night at Arco Arena. The Kings won 113-106. Welcome to Year Six of futility on the annual extended November trip, which looks...Tags: Ben Gordon, Basketball, Kirk Hinrich, Tyson Chandler, National Basketball Association
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Bulls knock off Kings
Tribune staff reporterThe last few games before the All-Star break are typically tough ones to play, with visions of beaches and bling-bling in many players' heads. Focus is often optional. But in yet another example of their mental toughness, the Bulls refused to go on...Tags: Cuttino Mobley, Andres Nocioni, Ben Gordon, Antonio Davis, Othella Harrington
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