Who Should Suit Up For The Bulls Amidst The COVID Outbreak?

Yikes!

It is time to bring in reinforcements, so here are a few folks I think could alleviate some stress while the starters get healthy.

Bill Murray

Bill Murray is currently 71 years old, so his conditioning could be an issue. However, his passion for Chicago sports will overcome that problem. He played alongside Michael Jordan in Space Jam and frankly saved the Toon Squad. He legitimately thought that could have been him playing next to No. 23 for the Bulls. It’s time for him to save the Bulls.

Nate Robinson

Nate Robinson is still one of the most beloved Bulls of the last decade. He was the face of the Bench Mob and would come into the game simply to light up the scoreboard.

Nate has not played in the NBA since 2015 and was most recently seen getting knocked out by Jake Paul in a boxing match in 2020. But he could roll out of bed and score 20 points off the bench when called upon. Bulls fans know to never question Nate Robinson’s ability to get buckets.

Barack Obama

Barack has some free time on his hands nowadays. His support for Chicago sports has been very evident in the last decade. The 44th President even had a basketball court installed at the White House during his time in office. The man probably tells his children the backboard is your best friend every time they take the court.

Let Barack live out a childhood dream.

Joakim Noah

Joakim Noah hung up his basketball shoes just a few months ago. The Bulls recently honored him with ‘Joakim Noah Night’ and named him an ambassador for the team.

He may have just retired, but we all know the fire that still burns deep inside the big man when it comes to the game of basketball. He currently works for the Bulls so he is already in the payroll system. Seems like an easy pitch to No. 13.

Da Bull

Benny The Bull is the pride and joy of NBA mascots in Bulls fans’ eyes. While Benny is the entertainer, real Bulls fans know the athlete in the family is Benny’s cousin, Da Bull.

Da Bull made his debut in the 1995-96 season and was known for his high-flying dunking ability. His performer was arrested in 2004 for illegally selling marijuana, which led to Da Bull’s retirement. Laws around cannabis have changed, so we are hoping his performer can fill in for a week or so while taking some time off from his full-time job at the dispensary.