The letter of the day is T.
Yay, T!
Tuna, tiger, thirst-trap, trousers, and Teletubbies all begin with that magic letter. But would you like to know a much more important word that starts with T, kids?
What!?
BORING! WE WANTED TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THIRST-TRAPS!!!
• Like many things for NBA players, trust is something that often improves with age. More reps and a wider-range of experiences at the pro-level can help players understand (1) how to better trust their teammates and (2) how to better decide who is worth trusting. With that being the case, it isn’t all that surprising that several of these young Bulls players (who’ve struggled to stay on the court together AND have done nothing but lose) have struggled to learn this valuable lesson in the past. While I can’t say for sure, I do think this is yet another area we have seen take a step in the right direction under head coach Billy Donovan. With several close games, a couple more wins, and a string of helpful ve
As we were saying …
Like it or Not, Trade Talks Will Probably Ramp Up as Zach LaVine Continues to Demonstrate His Abilitieshttps://t.co/utXli7xsHh
Zach LaVine is having a career year, and while we might be only 14 games into the season, that doesn’t feel like a soon-to-be #freezingcoldtake. The 25-year-old is flourishing in the Bulls new motion offense, scoring in elite fashion at all three levels and averaging 27.4 points per game (5th in the NBA). More importantly, LaVine has finally found a way to impact the game without finding the bottom of the net. He is averaging 5.3 assists per contest and recorded his highest single-game assist total since his rookie year last week against the Dallas Mavericks (10). Likewise, his help team defense and overall effort on that end of the floor has seen noticeable improvement.