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Kirk Hinrich is a 6-foot-3-inch guard who plays in the National Basketball Association. The native of Sioux City, Iowa, was selected with the 7th overall pick of the 2003 NBA draft by the Chicago Bulls. In June 2010, sources said the Bulls agreed in principle to send Hinrich, $3 million and French prospect Kevin Seraphin, whom they took with the 17th pick in the '10 draft, to the Washington Wizards. NBA coaches voted Hinrich to the second All-Defensive team after the 2006-07 season, a testament to the guard's tenacious perimeter defense. Hinrich played for the USA national team during summer 2006. Born on Jan. 2, 1981, Hinrich played for his father, Jim, as Sioux City West High School won th...
Kirk Hinrich is a 6-foot-3-inch guard who plays in the National Basketball Association. The native of Sioux City, Iowa, was selected with the 7th overall pick of the 2003 NBA draft by the Chicago Bulls. In June 2010, sources said the Bulls agreed in principle to send Hinrich, $3 million and French prospect Kevin Seraphin, whom they took with the 17th pick in the '10 draft, to the Washington Wizards. NBA coaches voted Hinrich to the second All-Defensive team after the 2006-07 season, a testament to the guard's tenacious perimeter defense. Hinrich played for the USA national team during summer 2006. Born on Jan. 2, 1981, Hinrich played for his father, Jim, as Sioux City West High School won the Iowa state championship in 1999. Hinrich earned the state's co-Mr. Basketball honors along with close friend and future college teammate Nick Collison. Hinrich originally committed to Iowa State and then-coach Tim Floyd. But when Floyd left for the NBA to succeed Phil Jackson as coach of the Bulls, Hinrich committed to Kansas. He helped lead the Jayhawks to back-to-back Final Four appearances.
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NBA roundup: Smith wants to stay with Knicks
ReutersThe Sports Xchange NBA roundup: Smith wants to stay with Knicks New York Knicks guard J.R. Smith can be a free agent this summer, but said he does not want to leave the team. Smith, the NBA's Sixth Man of the Year, has a player option for next season...Tags: Kendrick Perkins, Indiana Pacers, Chicago Bulls, Michael Jordan, Milwaukee Bucks
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Bloom not off Bulls bolstered by Rose
As Derrick Rose continually dominated the Miami Heat's ball boys during pregame warmups at AmericanAirlines Arena, it became increasingly clear that the Chicago Bulls were largely playing for the future these past two weeks. Without Rose, as...
Tags: Miami Heat, Washington Wizards, Cleveland Cavaliers, C.J. McCollum, Basketball
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Rose will be Bulls' big offseason addition
Regardless of what happens this summer, the Bulls' biggest offseason addition will be the youngest most valuable player in NBA history. Thanks to a provision in the new collective bargaining agreement named after him, Derrick Rose, who is scheduled to...
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Miami Heat want to be ready for Game 1 this time around
The Miami Heat could have to wait until Monday before learning their opponent in the Eastern Conference finals. That doesn't mean they are unable to begin the preparation. While they await the Indiana Pacers or New York Knicks, the focus Friday was...
Tags: Chicago Bulls, Miami Heat, Indiana Pacers, Chris Bosh, LeBron James
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ESSAY: A Chicagoan's lament on Rose
You owed us more. Derrick Rose, if you sift through the city's anger, blind support, unhappiness and general confusion, you likely will find one overarching emotion: a deep-rooted disappointment. Throughout Chicago, your story is nearly a refrain, a...
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Bulls need time to rest and heal
Derrick Rose's health isn't the only injury situation the Bulls will focus on this offseason. Coach Tom Thibodeau said Thursday the team hopes to avoid surgery in the case of Joakim Noah's chronic plantar fasciitis, that Taj Gibson needs to strengthen...
Tags: Chicago Bulls, Tom Thibodeau, Meningitis, Plantar Fasciitis, Derrick Rose
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Bulls have big plans for Butler
The Bulls' backcourt will be the most fluid position on the team this offseason, with the status of unrestricted free agents Nate Robinson and Marco Belinelli uncertain and Richard Hamilton receiving a $1 million buyout. But coach Tom Thibodeau...
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Thanks for 2013, Bulls
For RedEyeAnd so it ends. No more basketball. No more games. No more 2013 Chicago Bulls. The season started with fans talking about who wasn't there. It ended with fans talking about who was. It started with hope for The Return. It ended with the return of hope....Tags: Marco Belinelli, Carlos Boozer, Jimmy Butler, Richard Hamilton, Joakim Noah
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The word on the Bulls season? Wasted
These crippled Bulls were not going to beat the Heat. The decomposing depth of a team built on depth was not going to win the NBA title. In fact, it didn’t look as if the Bulls even cared to make tipoff for one last game. The Bulls came out...
Tags: Chicago Bulls, Carlos Boozer, Jimmy Butler, Derrick Rose, Richard Hamilton
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Heat blow lead, find way to finish off Bulls 94-91
South Florida Sun SentinelThis was everything the Miami Heat could have hoped for . . . for the first 5 minutes, 25 seconds. Then it became work, hard work, grueling work, stressful work, the type of effort they knew going into this series would be required against Tom...Tags: Shane Battier, Indiana Pacers, Chicago Bulls, Miami Heat, Tom Thibodeau
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94-91. James y el Heat logran el pase a las finales de la Conferencia Este
Nada detuvo a los Heat de Miami, ni sus propios errores, de conseguir el pase a las finales de la Conferencia Este al vencer por 94-91 a los Bulls de Chicago en el quinto partido de la eliminatoria de semifinales que ganaron por 4-1 al mejor de siete....
Tags: Miami Heat, Indiana Pacers, Chicago Bulls, Carlos Boozer, Chris Bosh
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Bulls drop from playoffs with 94-91 defeat
MIAMI — In the end, a different kind of pain prevailed. This Bulls season was filled with talk of torn wrist and knee ligaments; of plantar fasciitis and spinal taps; of rosters stretched thin and thesauruses stretched thinner after gritty and...
Tags: Shane Battier, Chicago Bulls, Miami Heat, Carlos Boozer, Plantar Fasciitis
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