An Aggressive Second Half, The Rookie’s 4th Quarter, Thad Young’s Cursing, and Other Bulls Bullets
Before you read this, you might as well watch this:
Wake Up and Watch the Bulls Complete the NBA’s Biggest Comeback of the Yearhttps://t.co/iBMlU305QV
• I guess that’s one way to put it, Thad.
A lil shaky at first, but we pulled though together @chicagobulls! #NEVERQUIT ✊
• In my opinion, the Bulls first-half crumble at the hands of the second-to-worst team in the NBA was a little bit more than a “lil shaky.” The team, once again, came out flat despite the numerous encouraging signs they showed just two days prior in a victory over the 4th-place Indiana Pacers. The Pistons may not have been the more talented team, but they were the more physical and motivated one, and that left head coach Billy Donovan all kinds of bummed even in the wake of a comeback W: “I was disappointed in our team, to be honest with you, in the first half. Really disappointed,” D