In Derrick Rose’s second game returning from injury the Chicago Bulls were able to hold off a feisty Milwaukee Bucks team to get their second win in three nights with a 110-91 victory. It was the last game for the Bulls before the All-Star break. One would think that the reigning MVP Rose would be the main headline from tonight’s game… not the case. Chicago Bulls’ center, Joakim Noah posted his first career triple-double with 13 points, 13 rebounds, and 10 assists. The last “big man” to post a triple-double for the Bulls was Artis Gilmore when he did it back in 1977. Noah was absolutely everywhere tonight as he gobbled up so many rebounds with his Dennis Rodman-like play and dished the ball out like he was Rose himself. Noah had the triple-double by the end of the third quarter and did not return for the rest of the game… and the Bulls did not need him to. The “bench mob” took care of business in the fourth quarter, feeding off of Noah’s energy as the Bulls w...
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