BULLS RUMORS & GOSSIP

After a 2012-2013 season full of rehabilitating and mentally preparing, Chicago Bulls’ point guard Derrick Rose is officially setting the timetable for his triumphant return to the floor. Rose hopes that by this fall, he will be mentally prepared to play in the preseason. Since being cleared in March by team doctors physically, Rose was forced to work on his mental issues for the...

via CSN Chicago Nate Robinson answered the call for the Chicago Bulls. Everyone was unanimous that he has exceeded all expectations, as did the entire team. Nate had the biggest shoes to fill, and he was a paradigm of the overwhelming odds they had to face. His brave, no-holds-barred attitude was applauded by all. Yet, the reality of Rose’s return will propel him to a different...

via Washington Post Swagger is the word these days. As we are all encouraged to keep it real, even rookies can express their opinions openly on their interviews. It’s not a bad thing, and it makes the league more interesting.  Players are expected to be most sympathetic to their fellow players, but swag is not about sympathy. Bradley Beal, fringe rookie of the year runner up...

The Bulls' season is over, but Derrick Rose continues to be criticized. Wizards rookie Bradley Beal told the Washington radio station 106.7 The Fan that he thought Derrick Rose was "scared" to return after sitting out the entire season and the playoffs recovering from knee surgery. "He might have to give it a go," Beal said. "If you're practicing...

Bradley Beal may have only been a rookie this year, but he called out veteran star Derrick Rose for sitting the year out with his injury. 

The Chicago Bulls signed guard Nate Robinson to a one-year free agent contract for the league minimum prior to last season. Robinson developed into a consistent scorer and shot creator for Chicago, and he became a fan favorite. While Robinson has said he’d like to return with the Bulls, and the team isn’t ruling anything out, Aggrey Sam of CSN Chicago believes that the undersized...

Chicago Bulls forward/center Joakim Noah was hampered throughout the end of the season due to his plantar fascia injury. Now that the season is over, coach Tom Thibodeau told reporters – including Joe Cowley of The Chicago Sun-Times – that Noah’s ailment could require surgery.“That hasn’t been determined,’’ Thibodeau said of Noah undergoing surgery. “Obviously, we’d...

The Chicago Bulls have clearly become the most respected team in the NBA for their ability to continue fighting and never say die attitude, while being shorthanded. Injuries and illness prevented the Bulls from a better seed and perhaps a deeper run in the postseason. In back to back years the Bulls have seen their season end earlier than anticipated for the same reason. Due to...

The Chicago Bulls but their heart and soul into the playoffs. Even though they were defeat 4-1 in the series. The Bulls came in and gave the Heat a gut check in game one plus epitomized the word scrappy. After the final buzzer sounded Wednesday night, a few of the Bulls team members enjoyed the gift that is South Beach. Rip Hamilton and Nate Robinson flicked it up with Drake at Prime...

Bulls guard Derrick Rose reportedly has offered to help pay for the funeral costs of a 6-month-old girl who tragically was shot and killed in Chicago on Monday.

Richard Hamilton scored 15 points in 35 minutes of the Chicago Bulls' Game 5 loss to the Miami Heat, and he knows he likely does not have a future with the organization. The Bulls will buy out Hamilton for $1 million this offseason. Hamilton has said he hopes to play two more seasons. "Even though the last two weeks have been hard, my teammates have been great," Hamilton...

We know that the Chicago Bulls have been running on fumes for their entire playoff run, what with their lineup decimated by injuries and all. That said, the futility the Bulls displayed during a disastrous Game 4 was stupefying. Of course, a large helping of credit goes to the Miami Heat, whose defense was stifling, but this was no ordinary stinkbomb by a bad offensive team. First...

Nate Robinson said he thinks LeBron James flopped on the shove from Nazr Mohammed in Game 3 that resulted in an ejection.

The shove wasn’t necessary by Nazr Mohammed and LeBron sold it like The Rock selling a Stone Cold Stunner. To me that makes it even and Mohammed shouldn’t have been ejected. Charles Oakley is just shaking his head right now. Nazr Mohammed Shoves LeBron James FYI, LeBron this is the proper way to sell a stunner.

Luol Deng has been suffering through a bad bout with the flu that's caused him to lose 15 pounds, and he says that he's a bit on edge about his current condition.