While it was nice to see the Bulls not give up on that game, they need to remember that you can't take off 7/8's of a game and then turn it on. If they played with anywhere near that intensity for the first 3.5 quarters of the game, this is a blowout by the Bulls.

Oh well, they can't dwell on this too long, they have the Heat coming to town now.

this doesnt have anything to do with the game but did you know all of randy foye's internal organs are on the wrong side of his body including his heart. i dont know if thats old news or not but i just found that pretty crazy. he played good last night.

I hadn't heard that until I saw it in the Trib this morning. Supposedly it has no affect on him or his game, but it is just a medical oddity.

Wow, I got frustrated with last nights game and turned the darn thing off. In the first quarter we could have easily been pretty much tied with them but continued to miss wide open shot after wide open shot and than fell into a funk the team couldn't get out of till the 3rd quarter.

I just saw the highlight of Gordon's tying layup and Foye hitting the game winner, but wow, talk about a comeback, but in the overall scheme of things it was too little too late and it was yet another lanky team giving the Bulls fits.

What happened with Big Ben in the last quarter? I know Thabo was good and we went small, but KG had his way on our boards...

Welcome aboard.

It definitely appeared that Wallace was frustrated with the size and length of the Wolves (as was most of our team). In the end I think Skiles was liking what he saw with the rest of the rotation that he opted not to make a change.