4th Quarter Sinks Chicago

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For some reason us Chicagoans couldn't see the game tonight--Comcast what gives?

Just taking what I could from the box score and such, the fourth quarter sunk the Bulls. Neither team had strong games, with the shooting percentages being somewhere between horrible and awful.

Hinrich had another 30+ game, which is one positive. His energy and confidence is up scoring the basketball. Gordon didn't play tonight like anticipated, the Bulls definately missed his shooting and scoring tonight.

Noah took 11 shots making 3, Thomas was 5-15, Joe Smith shot something in the neighborhood of 2-12, Nocioni chipped in with a 3-13, and Wallace had 7 rebounds in 30 plus minutes.

With Gordon and Deng, the two leading scorers out, the team took it upon themselves to serve up shots to almost anyone it appears.

Thomas took 15 shots? How on earth can he take that many shots since he can't hit anything further out than a 10 footer? Hinrich was 12 for 23, maybe a few more. Whoever Nash was guarding should have taken it to him.

Like I said Comcast decided I should not be allowed to watch the game, judging by the score, thank god. Less screaming at my television, less disturbance for my neighbors. Even if the upstairs jerks make more noise than Dumbo. I digress.

17-26, Tuesday the worst team in the league arrives--Minnesota. The Bulls play the worst team at home. I would say easy W, but did lost to the Knicks, and quite frankly this is the type of game these Bulls might blow.

Worse, Al Jefferson is the best player in a position that have trouble defending recently--the 4 spot. Hold Big Al in check, and it's a W.

See you Tuesday. Adios.