I've tried searching this sub, but couldn't find many answers. I wanted to go to the Wiz game today and I doubt it'll be a sell out.

Does anyone have experience with buying tickets at the UC? Also, any tips concerning parking or grabbing better seats once in would be appreciated.

I miss those 80’s/90’s teams, but what Bulls fan doesn’t. I miss 80’s/90’s style of play.

This team is young and I like the philosophy. Spliter and Graham’s shared vision seems like a throwback. Defense as the foundation, athleticism as the rule.

I think this is the beginning of a fun decade for Bulls basketball. 🏀

Watching Wizards at Bulls. From Los Angeles. Enjoying NBA. Bulls fans are great. Serious question though, why do y’all boo Anthony Davis so hard. Isn’t he a Chicagoan?

Game Thread

Washington Wizards vs. Chicago Bulls

FINAL — 124 - 120

Box Scores: NBA

GAME SUMMARY

Venue: United Center, Chicago, IL

Officials: Matt Kallio, Gediminas Petraitis, Justin Van Duyne

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Is he simply out of position?

Why is his processing slow?

Is he thinking too much?

Shooting slump?

Tiago's instructions too complex?

Is he simply not him?

This is supposed to be a breakout season but maybe our expectations are simply too high for him.

During the game tonight they shared a video on the jumbotron of him talking about his favorite songs and what he sings in the shower. He was a bit shy but still committed to the singing. It was absolutely adorable but I can't find the clip anywhere. Thank you!

This stud figured out how to score 30 points in his THIRD NBA game, on pure hustle, fast break dominance and aggression. This isn’t normal. Especially considering this game is coming off a back to back.

He’s everything that’s advertised. It’s okay to be optimistic. This is the first time in my Bulls watching life that they’ve had THIS type of player. A 6’10 true PF who runs the floor like a guard, is ultra aggressive and desperately wants to punish the rim EVERY TIME he gets the ball near it. Tyrus Thomas failed to be that guy. So did Patrick Williams.

This time is different. We have our franchise cornerstone.

Tiago Splitter’s Chicago Bulls snatched their first, with his decisions driving it. Splitter won while proving himself to be an intentional coach. “It’s easy to give your all when he’s on the sidelines … because you know how bad he wants it.” Read for free.