Chicago Sun-Times — The Chicago Bulls today announced their television broadcast schedule for the 2010-11 season, with Comcast SportsNet and WGN-TV/WCIU overseeing all local television duties. All 82 regular season games will be televised, as well as all eight preseason games. The Bulls will make 39 nationally-televised appearances on TNT, ESPN, ABC, NBA-TV and WGN America.
2 hours agoBulls Blog | Chicago Breaking Sports — The Bulls' TV broadcast schedule for the 2010-11 season released Friday reveals that all 82 games will be televised, along with eight preseason games.Comcast SportsNet and WGN-TV/WCIU will provide local game coverage, and the Bulls will make 39 nationally televised appearances on TNT, ESPN, ABC, NBA-TV and WGN America.The Bulls will open the regular season Oct. 27 on WGN-TV against the Oklahoma City Thunder.The complete TV broadcast schedule is after the jump:Here is the Bulls' 2010-11 broadcast schedule:PRESEASONDATE OPPONENT TIME TVTue. O...
6 hours agoBulls Blog | Chicago Breaking Sports — ESPN.com reports: The Bulls new power forward has lofty expectations for his team this season. "A championship," Carlos Boozer said after a Nike House of Hoops event. "I think a realistic goal for us is a championship. I think anything shorter than that we're setting ourselves up to be shorter than what we can reach. I think [we have] potential to be a championship-level team." Get the full story at espn.com.
21 hours agoChicago Sun-Times — ISTANBUL Eric Gordon scored 21 points and the United States pulled away from Tunisia after sleepwalking through the first half, winning 92-57 on Thursday in its final game of pool play at the world championship.
September 2, 2010Chicago Tribune — All-Star guard playing for Team USA this summerNew Bulls coach Tom Thibodeau says he is not concerned that his All-Star guard, Derrick Rose, might be burned out for the start of the NBA season after playing for Team USA this summer.
September 1, 2010Chicago Bulls Blog | ESPN Chicago — CHICAGO -- All Taj Gibson can do is shake his head and smile. The Bulls forward has heard the rumors all summer that he may be involved in some kind of deal but he understands that's just part of the business side of the NBA. "It's crazy," he told ESPNChicago.com on Wednesday night after a Nike House of Hoops event. "Every time I turn around [I hear something], but it's a part of the game. My coach in high school and even my dad told me when your name doesn't pop up then you have to be worried. But that's what happens when you have a good season and people seem to see that you have a lot mor...
September 1, 2010Chicago Bulls Blog | ESPN Chicago — CHICAGO -- Chicago Bulls power forward Carlos Boozer has lofty expectations for his new team this season. "A championship," he told ESPNChicago.com on Wednesday night after a Nike House of Hoops event. "I think a realistic goal for us is a championship. I think anything shorter than that we're setting ourselves up to be shorter than what we can reach. I think [we have] potential to be a championship level team." Read the full story.
September 1, 2010Chicago Sun-Times — ISTANBUL The United States eased its way to a top seed in the knockout round of the world championship, beating Iran 88-51 Wednesday in the first meeting between the countries with a history of contentious relations.
September 1, 2010Bulls Blog | Chicago Breaking Sports — Tribune News ServicesISTANBUL -- In the political arena, Iran vs. the United States is a matchup that gets attention. In a basketball arena, not so much. "For me, it's a normal game," Iran captain Mahdi Kamrany said. The United States won it easily, earning a top seed in the knockout round of the world championship with an 88-51 victory Wednesday in the first meeting between the countries with a history of contentious relations. Kevin Love scored 13 points and Kevin Durant 12 for the Americans (4-0), who will meet the fourth-place team from Group A in the round of 16. The Bulls' D...
September 1, 2010Chicago Bulls Blog | ESPN Chicago — photo1CHICAGO -- The Yankees aren’t an easy bunch to intimidate, but the White Sox gave a shot during pregame ceremonies Friday, with a little help from their friends. Championship trophies from the 1985 Bears, the '90s Bulls, the 2009-10 Blackhawks and the White Sox’s own 2005 hardware, were all on display during a “Gathering of Champions” ceremony. Richard Dent represented the Bears, Mark Buehrle was there for the White Sox and Joel Quenneville was on hand for the Blackhawks. Scottie Pippen was supposed to be the Bulls’ representative, but he was late leaving...
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