Road to Glory II

Its pretty weird when a guy like Josh-Smith can't even average double figures in points. Shows how stacked your team is

He's the fourth option (sometimes 5th when Joakim is playing well) and normally gets his points off offensive rebounds or clean rolls to the basket since i cant seem to hit a damn jumpshot with him...

Great month Valor! Finally living up to your stacked roster's potential. Keep it up.

I know, I know, my team is too stacked. Shouldn't have made that Smith trade huh Oh well, at least i'm not as stacked as the Lakers, Kings, Rockets, or Wizards still

Ed Davis averaging a double-double and Wall only 11 ppg, that sucks.

8 straight wins, keep it up!

looks like Ed Davis may be on his way to RotY; also love that 3 of the top 5 PGs are ol' school veterans

02/06/11
Lakers Trade: Luke Walton
Warriors Trade: Shaquille O'Neal

everytime i read it, it's just sooo not right

Ed Davis averaging a double-double and Wall only 11 ppg, that sucks.

8 straight wins, keep it up!

Ed Davis is basically "The Man" in New York since they have no one aside from TMac and a bunch of D-Leaguers while John Wall actually has competition for minutes with the Wolves
I'm pretty happy with the win streak but aside from two wins, they are all against non-playoff teams so I'll have to wait until a real challenge comes along to see how my squad is doing exactly

looks like Ed Davis may be on his way to RotY; also love that 3 of the top 5 PGs are ol' school veterans

I'd say he's the favorite to win it, hands down

02/06/11
Lakers Trade: Luke Walton
Warriors Trade: Shaquille O'Neal

everytime i read it, it's just sooo not right

Well actually, their ratings are around the same now. You gotta remember this is 2011, Shaq is longggg past his prime and well into the decline age but i know what you mean since we've all witnessed the O'Neal domination era.....

quick side note: the Lakers now have 3 guys (Gasol, Bynum, Shaq) in the top 5 for field goal percentage

Vintage Iverson helps Philly take down Bulls in double-overtime



Chicago, IL - Brad Miller knocked down a three to sent the game to overtime.

Dwyane Wade's fadeaway extended Chicago's life yet again as the game went into the second overtime.

But alas for the Bulls, a veteran move by The Answer finally sealed the win for the Philadelphia Sixers.

The former NBA MVP and four time scoring champion managed to draw a sixth foul from Chicago's Joakim Noah on a three point attempt with the game tied and 0.4 seconds remaining on the clock, then went to the line and calmly sank the game winning free throws.

All three of them.

Iverson finished with 41 points, making it the 80th time he has scored 40 or more in his 14 year career, he also added 9 assists to lift the 76ers to a 111-108 victory in double overtime.

"He was amazing out there tonight" said Chicago's Dwyane Wade, who finished with 35 points, 6 rebounds and 3 blocks in the loss "We've all watched him do those amazing things growing up, and now we have experienced it in person. He's a phenomenal player"

Iverson had some help, too.

Elton Brand came alive and dropped 19 points along with 16 rebounds, Andre Iguodala struggled and finished with just 13 points but played some great defense on Luol Deng and limited him to just 8 points while Louis Williams had 13 and 9. Samuel Dalembert also grabbed 16 rebounds.

"My team and I fought hard and played with our hearts to get this win" said Iverson "I'm blessed to have this god given ability and it's just a great feeling to be out there playing like that. I'll definitely remember this game "

Chicago battled hard against the Sixers. Derrick Rose had 22 points and 6 assists before picking up his sixth foul with 1:09 remaining in the second overtime. Noah yet again tied his career high in rebounds with 21 and had 11 points before he picked up the costly foul on Iverson while Josh Smith had 5 rejections to add to his double double of 10 points and 11 rebounds.

The Bulls struggled from the start but managed to tied the game at 43 all from a hail mary shot by Kyle Korver from the half court line at the end of the first half, and managed to take the lead going into the fourth.

Iverson and the Philadelphia 76ers came back aggresively and had a 3 point lead with 2.1 remaining when Brad Miller hit a three point shot over Elton Brand to tie the game with 0.8 seconds left on the clock and sent it to overtime.

Philly remined strong in overtime and it took a tough turnaround fadeaway from Dwyane Wade with 4.9 seconds to send it to the second extra period, where both teams fought back and fourth until the very end when Iverson sealed the deal at the line.

"This will go down as one of the most epic games in league history" said Bulls coach Byron Scott "It was unfortunate that Joakim fouled him (Iverson) in that situation, and no doubt he's killing himself over it right now, but he (Iverson) is just too good, even the greatest defenders would have fallen for it"

The Bulls are now 47-25 for the season and still retains the first seed in the East while the Sixers also retain their position at the third seed with a record of 43-30, 2 games behind Orlando and three games ahead of the Boston Celtics.







Brad Miller's three at the end of regulation that sent the game to overtime


Wade hit this tough turnaround fadeaway and sent the game into the second overtime


Allen "The Answer" Iverson wins the game for the Sixers from the charity stripe

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You got owned by Iverson?! Ouch. Sounds like a fun, albeit heartbreaking game. At 47-25, the team's still looking good though. Looking forward to the playoffs

this little looser,Iverson...i hate him,he can do this only in video games.

Philly had the Answer in this game. AI's still got it in 2K.

Lol Brand beasted

Philly had the Answer in this game. AI's still got it in 2K.

AI is a monster in the game. Tough loss Valor!

wtf... u let Iverson drop 41 on you...

Looking forward to the playoffs

I'm looking forward to it too, hoping I get out of the first round finally

this little looser,Iverson...i hate him,he can do this only in video games.

He's been doing this for the last 13 years in the NBA, that's how he got that MVP, finals appearance, scoring titles...etc

Philly had the Answer in this game. AI's still got it in 2K.

Yes he does, and I hope he's gonna make a comeback in real life

Lol Brand beasted

He dominated me despite Noah and J-Smoove covering him and blocking those shots....

AI is a monster in the game. Tough loss Valor!

Yes he is

wtf... u let Iverson drop 41 on you...

And my team is built to be a defensive beast

man! the Answer still gettin' it done; what a game though

backtracking a bit, it's great you rescued Byron Scott from the RL nightmare situation he ended up in sorry Cavs fans; I feel for you

man! the Answer still gettin' it done; what a game though

backtracking a bit, it's great you rescued Byron Scott from the RL nightmare situation he ended up in sorry Cavs fans; I feel for you

Epic game
I hate how Byron Scott took the Cavs job...I feel bad for him, Cleveland is a shit city (according to Noah)

Monthly Recap: March 2011
Part One: Chicago Bulls Monthly Recap

March Results - 10W 5L




March 1st vs Atlanta Hawks
Win 85-77
Outstanding Players:
Atlanta: Joe Johnson 16 pts, Mike Bibby 15 pts, Jamal Crawford 15 pts (off the bench)
Chicago: Joakim Noah 14 pts 15 reb, Derrick Rose 15 pts 7 ast, Dwyane Wade 23 pts, Josh Smith 7 pts 5 reb 4 blk

March 4th vs New Orleans Hornets
Loss 95-102
Outstanding Players:
New Orleans: Ben Gordon 28 pts 5 ast, Al Harrington 26 pts 7 reb, David West 20 pts 11 reb
Chicago: Dwyane Wade 29 pts, Derrick Rose 18 pts 8 ast, Joakim Noah 11 pts 13 reb

March 6th vs Memphis Grizzlies
Win 91-87
Outstanding Players:
Memphis: Rudy Gay 26 pts 8 reb, Ricky Rubio 12 pts 8 ast, Wesley Johnson 15 pts (off the bench)
Chicago: Joakim Noah 14 pts 21 reb (ties career high), Derrick Rose 20 pts 9 ast, Dwyane Wade 21 pts

March 9th vs Utah Jazz
Win 101-80
Outstanding Players:
Utah: Deron Williams 21 pts 10 ast, Steve Blake 10 pts 4 ast (off the bench), Paul Millsap 6 pts 10 reb
Chicago: Derrick Rose 17 pts 8 ast, Dwyane Wade 28 pts, Joakim Noah 11 pts 11 reb, Anthony Morrow 12 pts (off the bench)

March 11th @ Orlando Magic
Loss 93-113
Outstanding Players:
Orlando: Rashard Lewis 19 pts 9 reb, Mickael Pietrus 19 pts, Vince Carter 17 pts, Jameer Nelson 12 pts 11 ast
Chicago: Dwyane Wade 25 pts, Derrick Rose 19 pts, Luol Deng 10 pts 7 reb 2 blk, Josh Smith 10 pts 9 reb

March 12th @ Miami Heat
Win 80-54
Outstanding Players:
Miami: Carlos Boozer 11 pts 6 reb, Jermaine O'Neal 11 reb, Mario Chalmers 5 reb 7 ast, John Salmons 9 pts 5 reb 4 ast
Chicago: Joakim Noah 15 pts 19 reb, Derrick Rose 20 pts 5 ast 4 reb, Dwyane Wade 24 pts

March 16th @ New Orleans Hornets
Loss 72-90
Outstanding Players:
New Orleans: Chris Paul 10 pts 10 ast, Ben Gordon 19 pts, Al Harrington 16 pts 7 reb, David West 9 pts 8 reb
Chicago: Derrick Rose 22 pts 5 ast, Dwyane Wade 18 pts, Joakim Noah 10 pts 14 reb, Josh Smith 12 reb 4 blk

March 17th @ Memphis Grizzlies
Win 99-72
Outstanding Players:
Memphis: OJ Mayo 21 pts, Zach Randolph 18 pts 8 reb, Wesley Johnson 15 pts (off the bench), Marc Gasol 14 reb
Chicago: Dwyane Wade 30 pts, Derrick Rose 21 pts 6 ast, Josh Smith 11 pts 11 reb 6 blk, Joakim Noah 11 pts 12 reb

March 19th vs Cleveland Cavaliers
Win 109-64
Outstanding Players:
Cleveland: JJ Hickson 12 pts 15 reb, Zydrunas Ilgauskas 16 pts 7 reb, Daniel Gibson 14 pts (off the bench)
Chicago: Dwyane Wade 43 pts 4 stl, Derrick Rose 27 pts 8 ast 6 reb, Joakim Noah 11 pts 21 reb (ties career high reb)

March 20th @ Toronto Raptors
Win 95-60
Outstanding Players:
Toronto: Roger Mason 12 pts 6 reb 6 ast, Patrick Patterson 18 pts 8 reb, Andrea Bargnani 6 pts 12 reb
Chicago: Dwyane Wade 28 pts, Derrick Rose 22 pts 6 ast, Josh Smith 11 pts 6 reb 8 blk, Joakim Noah 11 pts 15 reb

March 22nd vs San Antonio Spurs
Loss 85-87
Outstanding Players:
San Antonio: Tony Parker 31 pts 10 ast, Tim Duncan 15 pts 9 reb, Antonio McDyess 10 pts 9 reb (off the bench)
Chicago: Derrick Rose 21 pts 6 ast, Dwyane Wade 23 pts, Joakim Noah 10 pts 14 reb 3 blk

March 25th vs Miami Heat
Win 101-76
Outstanding Players:
Miami: Michael Beasley 33 pts, Jermaine O'Neal 16 pts 10 reb, John Salmons 12 pts, Carlos Boozer 9 pts 5 reb
Chicago: Derrick Rose 18 pts 9 ast 5 reb, Dwyane Wade 27 pts, Joakim Noah 11 pts 12 reb

March 27th vs Philadelphia 76ers
Loss 108-111 (2OT) Game Recap

March 28th @ Detroit Pistons
Win 85-79
Outstanding Players:
Detroit: Tayshaun Prince 18 pts 6 reb, Charlie Villanueva 15 pts 11 reb, Ben Wallace 2 pts 8 reb
Chicago: Dwyane Wade 31 pts, Derrick Rose 20 pts 6 ast, Joakim Noah 11 pts 20 reb, Josh Smith 10 pts 9 reb 6 blk

March 30th vs Golden State Warriors
Win 102-94
Outstanding Players:
Golden State: Corey Maggette 26 pts 6 reb, Stephen Curry 25 pts 7 ast, Anthony Randolph 12 pts 10 reb, Andris Biedrins 17 reb
Chicago: Derrick Rose 19 pts 6 ast, Dwyane Wade 22 pts, Luol Deng 16 pts 6 reb, Joakim Noah 11 pts 18 reb





Chicago Bulls Player Stats

- Bold Indicates Team Leader


Chicago Bulls Metric Stats

- Bold Indicates Team Leader



Bulls Top Plays of the Month

5. Rose misses, but Wade flies in for the putback slam


4. Josh Smith flies in and swats away Randy Foye's weak layup attempt


3. D-Wade beats the first half buzzer and gets this 3 pointer to go


2. Derrick Rose blows by Deron Williams and gets the and-1 basket


1. Flash twists through 4 Cavalier defenders in mid-air and gets this shot to fall

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Monthly Recaps: March 2011
Part Two: Around the League

League Standings
Western Conference Standings

1. Los Angeles Lakers (52-22)*
2. Oklahoma City Thunder (48-26)*
3. Denver Nuggets (46-29)
4. Houston Rockets (46-30)*
5. Phoenix Suns (46-30)
6. Dallas Mavericks (42-32)
7. Sacramento Kings (42-33)
8. New Orleans Hornets (40-34)
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9. Portlanad Trailblazers (37-38)
10. Memphis Grizzlies (35-40)
11. Los Angeles Clippers (35-40)
12. San Antonio Spurs (35-40)
13. Utah Jazz (35-41)
14. Minnesota Timberwolves (30-45)
15. Golden State Warriors (27-48)

* Denotes Division Leader

Eastern Conference Standings

1. Chicago Bulls (49-25)*
2. Orlando Magic (46-28)*
3. Philadelphia 76ers (44-31)*
4. Charlotte Bobcats (40-34)
5. Boston Celtics (39-35)
6. Washington Wizards (38-36)
7. Atlanta Hawks (37-37)
8. Miami Heat (37-38)
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9. Detroit Pistons (33-41)
10. New Jersey Nets (32-42)
11. New York Knicks (31-43)
12. Indiana Pacers (30-44)
13. Toronto Raptors (26-49)
14. Milwaukee Bucks (23-52)
15. Cleveland Cavaliers (19-56)

* Denotes Division Leader




League Leaders


1. Kobe Bryant (LA Lakers) 28.6
2. Danny Granger (Indiana) 27.7
3. Dwyane Wade (Chicago) 27.5
4. Brandon Roy (Portland) 27.3
5. LeBron James (Sacramento) 26.8


1. Dwight Howard (Orlando) 14.2
2. Joakim Noah (Chicago) 11.7
- Amare Stoudemire (Phoenix) 11.7
3. Tim Duncan (San Antonio) 11.4
4. Andrew Bogut (Milwaukee) 11.3
5. Yao Ming (Houston) 10.7
- Ben Wallace (Detroit) 10.7
- Al Horford (Atlanta) 10.7
- Chris Kaman (LA Clippers) 10.7


1. Jason Kidd (Dallas) 10.9
2. Steve Nash (Phoenix) 10.2
- Ricky Rubio (Memphis) 10.2
3. Chauncey Billups (Denver) 9.1
4. Chris Paul (New Orleans) 9.0
5. Baron Davis (LA Clippers) 8.4


1. Chris Paul (New Orleans) 3.1
2. Kobe Bryant (LA Lakers) 2.4
3. Ronnie Brewer (Minnesota) 2.2
- Kevin Martin (Houston) 2.2
4. Andre Iguodala (Philadelphia) 2.1
- Kevin Durant (Oklahoma City) 2.1
5. Trevor Ariza (Houston) 2.0
- Baron Davis (LA Clippers) 2.0
- Monta Ellis (Golden State) 2.0
- Andrei Kirilenko (Utah) 2.0
- Joe Johnson (Atlanta) 2.0
- Stephen Curry (Golden State) 2.0
- Stephen Jackson (Charlotte) 2.0


1. Dwight Howard (Orlando) 3.3
2. Josh Smith (Chicago) 2.9
3. Yao Ming (Houston) 2.8
4. Emeka Okafor (New Orleans) 2.7
- Tim Duncan (San Antonio) 2.7
- Jermaine O'Neal (Miami) 2.7
5. Amare Stoudemire (Phoenix) 2.5
- Al Jefferson (Minnesota) 2.5

Player Efficiency Rating (PER)
1. Kobe Bryant (LA Lakers) 26.6
2. LeBron James (Sacramento) 25.9
3. Dwight Howard (Orlando) 25.5
4. Dwyane Wade (Chicago) 24.6
5. Amare Stoudemire (Phoenix) 24.4
- Yao Ming (Houston) 24.4
6. Chris Paul (New Orleans) 24.1
- Brandon Roy (Portland) 24.1
7. Deron Williams (Utah) 23.7
8. Carmelo Anthony (Denver) 23.3
9. Kevin Durant (Oklahoma City) 23.2
- Joe Johnson (Atlanta) 23.2
- Gilbert Arenas (Washington) 23.2
- Tony Parker (San Antonio) 23.2
10. Dirk Nowitzki (Dallas) 23.1


Rookie Leaders

1. Ed Davis (New York) 16.4
2. Dontas Motiejunas (LA Clippers) 11.9
3. Derrick Favors (Milwaukee) 11.8
4. John Wall (Minnesota) 11.6
5. Al-Farouq Aminu (New Jersey) 11.4


1. Ed Davis (New York) 9.9
2. Derrick Favors (Milwaukee) 9.3
3. Dontas Motiejunas (LA Clippers) 7.5
- Ekpe Udoh (Atlanta) 7.5
4. Cole Aldrich (Oklahoma City) 5.7
5. Patrick Patterson (Toronto) 5.1


1. Ricky Rubio (Memphis) 10.2
2. John Wall (Minnesota) 4.7
3. Kyle James (New York) 3.0
4. Willie Warren (New Jersey) 2.1
5. Jimmer Fredette (Miami) 1.8


1. Ricky Rubio (Memphis) 1.1
2. John Wall (Minnesota) 0.8
3. Evan Turner (Chicago) 0.6
- Al-Farouq Aminu (New Jersey) 0.6


1. Derrick Favors (Milwaukee) 2.0
2. Ed Davis (New York) 1.9
3. Cole Aldrich (Oklahoma City) 1.7
4. Ekpe Udoh (ATlanta) 1.6
5. Dontas Motiejunas (LA Clippers) 1.4

Players of the Week
Week: East | West
Oct 27-30: Dwight Howard (Orlando) | Carmelo Anthony (Denver)
Oct 31-Nov 6: Dwyane Wade (Chicago) | Amare Stoudemire (Phoenix)
Nov 7-13: Dwyane Wade (Chicago) | Kobe Bryant (LA Lakers)
Nov 14-20: Dwight Howard (Orlando) | LeBron James (Sacramento)
Nov 21-27: Dwyane Wade (Chicago) | LeBron James (Sacramento)
Nov 28-Dec 4: Joe Johnson (Atlanta) | LeBron James (Sacramento)
Dec 5-11: Dwight Howard (Orlando) | LeBron James (Sacramento)
Dec 12-18: Danny Granger (Indiana) | LeBron James (Sacramento)
Dec 19-25: Andre Iguodala (Philadelphia) | LeBron James (Sacramento)
Dec 26-Jan 1: Dwight Howard (Orlando) | LeBron James (Sacramento)
Jan 2-8: Dwight Howard (Orlando) | Kobe Bryant (LA Lakers)
Jan 9-15: Al Harrington (Toronto) | LeBron James (Sacramento)
Jan 16-22: Joe Johnson (Atlanta) | LeBron James (Sacramento)
Jan 23-29: Dwight Howard (Orlando) | LeBron James (Sacramento)
Jan 30-Feb 5: Dwight Howard (Orlando) | LeBron James (Sacramento)
Feb 6-12: Dwight Howard (Orlando) | LeBron James (Sacramento)
Feb 13-19: Andre Iguodala (Philadelphia) | LeBron James (Sacramento)
Feb 20-26: Joe Johnson (Atlanta) | Amare Stoudemire (Phoenix)
Feb 27-Mar 5: Dwight Howard (Orlando) | Deron Williams (Utah)
Mar 6-12: Gilbert Arenas (Washington) | LeBron James (Sacramento)
Mar 13-19: Gilbert Arenas (Washington) | Brandon Roy (Portland)
Mar 20-26: Allen Iverson (Philadelphia) | Kobe Bryant (LA Lakers)

Players of the Month
East: Dwight Howard (Orlando)
West: Kobe Bryant (LA Lakers)

Rookies of the Month
East: Derrick Favors (Milwaukee)
West: John Wall (Minnesota)



Player Movement
03/02/11
Bucks Fire Head Coach Scott Skiles
Bucks Hire Head Coach Kurt Rambis

03/07/11
Timberwolves Fire Head Coach Gabe Carter
Timberwolves Hire Head Coach Brendan Cameron



Injury Report

Still, Ed Davis FTW. He's playing great.

2 weeks till playoffs

Trade Wade for Boozer in the off-season, both will land in their respective teams.

Anyway, catch those Lakers and get the best record in the league.

Still, Ed Davis FTW. He's playing great.

it's still New York

2 weeks till playoffs

I can't wait either

Trade Wade for Boozer in the off-season, both will land in their respective teams.
Anyway, catch those Lakers and get the best record in the league.

I'll get sacked if i do that
as for catching the Lakers, they're on a 11 game winning streak with 8 games left, most of their opponents are non-playoff teams. I'm against a few playoff ones (Bobcats x2, Wizards, Celtics, Philly) and only 2 non-playoff teams...hard to do but i'll give it a shot

Gibson to miss rest of season with ankle injury
April 7th, 2011


Bulls forward Taj Gibson will miss the rest of the regular season after suffering
a severe ankle sprain in the Bulls' game against the Indiana Pacers last night.

The 6'9" sophomore forward landed awkwardly on Pacers forward Tyler Hansbrough's
foot following a rebound and immediately fell down in pain. Gibson was helped off
the court and was evaluated by the Bulls medical staff and did not return.

Gibson will get a second opinion on his injury this Friday, but early indications is
that he will miss the rest of the regular season and most of the playoffs.

For the season, the forward is averaging 1.7 points and 3.9 rebounds per game
over 76 games for the Chicago Bulls, after a solid rookie campaign, Gibson was
reduced to a bench role following the acquisition of Josh Smith and has played just
under 16 minutes per game.

nothing too major so that's good ... GL finishing out the reg season

nothing too major so that's good ... GL finishing out the reg season

well i'll have to reach deep and either use Kwame Brown or Sean May to fill that void, and probably have to go with a 8, 9 player rotation in the playoffs now instead of letting my guys rest more, but yes, nothing too major April Recap, Regular Season Summary Article, Playoff Previews coming soon!

Monthly Recap: April 2011
Part One: Chicago Bulls Monthly Recap

April Results - 6W 2L


April 2nd @ Washington Wizards
Loss 80-83
Outstanding Players:
Washington: Gilbert Arenas 19 pts 9 ast, Chris Bosh 17 pts 13 reb, Mike Miller 17 pts 5 reb
Chicago: Joakim Noah 10 pts 15 reb, Dwyane Wade 19 pts, Derrick Rose 16 pts 3 ast

April 3rd vs Charlotte Bobcats
Win 84-72
Outstanding Players:
Charlotte: Gerald Wallace 16 pts, DJ Augustin 13 pts (off the bench), Stephen Jackson 11 pts
Chicago: Derrick Rose 23 pts 8 ast, Joakim Noah 8 pts 16 reb, Josh Smith 6 pts 10 reb 4 blk

April 6th vs Indiana Pacers
Win 107-83
Outstanding Players:
Indiana: Tyler Hansbrough 24 pts 9 reb, Danny Granger 25 pts, TJ Ford 6 pts 10 ast
Chicago: Derrick Rose 21 pts 9 ast, Dwyane Wade 31 pts, Joakim Noah 9 pts 20 reb

April 8th vs Cleveland Cavaliers
Win 105-79
Outstanding Players:
Cleveland: Nate Robinson 25 pts, Zydrunas Ilgauskas 13 pts 7 reb
Chicago: Dwyane Wade 44 pts 5 reb 5 ast, Derrick Rose 19 pts 9 ast

April 9th @ Philadelphia 76ers
Win 78-71
Outstanding Players:
Philadelphia: Allen Iverson 14 pts 4 ast, Andre Iguodala 9 pts 8 reb
Chicago: Dwyane Wade 25 pts, Derrick Rose 11 pts 10 ast

April 11th @ Boston Celtics
Loss 85-91
Outstanding Players:
Boston: Ray Allen 29 pts, Kevin Garnett 19 pts 8 reb, Paul Pierce 12 pts 9 reb
Chicago: Dwyane Wade 25 pts, Derrick Rose 19 pts 8 ast, Josh Smith 8 reb 5 blk

April 13th vs New York Knicks
Win 83-78
Outstanding Players:
New York: Tracy McGrady 26 pts, Ed Davis 12 pts 18 reb, Wilson Chandler 17 pts, Chris Duhon 7 pts 9 ast
Chicago: Derrick Rose 20 pts 8 ast, Dwyane Wade 27 pts, Joakim Noah 6 pts 18 reb, Josh Smith 5 pts 14 reb

April 14th @ Charlotte Bobcats
Win 86-64
Outstanding Players:
Charlotte: Stephen Jackson 18 pts 5 ast, Raymond Felton 10 pts 5 ast, Yi Jianlian 8 pts 6 reb
Chicago: Derrick Rose 16 pts 7 ast, Joakim Noah 11 pts 18 reb, Anthony Morrow 19 pts (off the bench)





Chicago Bulls Player Stats

- Bold Indicates Team Leader


Chicago Bulls Metric Stats

- Bold Indicates Team Leader



Bulls Top Plays of the Month

3. Noah dominating the boards once agian and slams home the missed shot


2. Flash gets mobbed by the Pacers but somehow still manages to flip in the shot


1. J-Smoove puts Crash on a poster

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Monthly Recaps: April 11
Part Two: Around the League

League Standings
Western Conference Standings

1. Los Angeles Lakers (60-22)*
2. Oklahoma City Thunder (53-29)*
3. Phoenix Suns (51-31)
4. Houston Rockets (49-33)*
5. Denver Nuggets (49-33)
6. New Orleans Hornets (47-35)
7. Dallas Mavericks (46-36)
8. Sacramento Kings (46-36)
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9. Portland Trailblazers (39-43)
10. San Antonio Spurs (37-45)
11. Memphis Grizzlies (37-45)
12. Utah Jazz (37-45)
13. Los Angeles Clippers (36-46)
14. Golden State Warriors (33-49)
15. Minnesota Timberwolves (31-51)

* Denotes Division Leader

Eastern Conference Standings

1. Chicago Bulls (55-27)*
2. Orlando Magic (54-28)*
3. Philadelphia 76ers (47-35)*
4. Charlotte Bobcats (45-37)
5. Boston Celtics (45-37)
6. Miami Heat (42-40)
7. Atlanta Hawks (42-40)
8. Washington Wizards (42-40)
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9. Detroit Pistons (35-47)
10. New Jersey Nets (35-47)
11. New York Knicks (34-48)
12. Indiana Pacers (32-50)
13. Toronto Raptors (27-55)
14. Milwaukee Bucks (23-59)
15. Cleveland Cavaliers (21-61)

* Denotes Division Leader




League Leaders


1. Kobe Bryant (LA Lakers) 28.6
2. Brandon Roy (Portland) 27.7
3. Danny Granger (Indiana) 27.6
4. Dwyane Wade (Chicago) 27.4
5. LeBron James (Sacramento) 26.5


1. Dwight Howard (Orlando) 14.1
2. Joakim Noah (Chicago) 12.0
3. Amare Stoudemire (Phoenix) 11.7
4. Tim Duncan (San Antonio) 11.5
5. Andrew Bogut (Milwaukee) 11.3


1. Jason Kidd (Dallas) 10.9
2. Ricky Rubio (Memphis) 10.1
3. Chris Paul (New Orleans) 9.4
4. Chauncey Billups (Denver) 9.1
5. Rajon Rondo (Boston) 8.5


1. Chris Paul (New Orleans) 3.1
2. Kobe Bryant (LA Lakers) 2.3
3. Andre Iguodala (Philadelphia) 2.2
- Ronnie Brewer (Minnesota) 2.2
4. Kevin Martin (Houston) 2.1
- Baron Davis (LA Clippers) 2.1
5. Kevin Durant (Oklahoma City) 2.0
- Joe Johnson (Atlanta) 2.0
- Stephen Curry (Golden State) 2.0
- Andrei Kirilenko (Utah) 2.0
- Monta Ellis (Golden State) 2.0


1. Dwight Howard (Orlando) 3.4
2. Josh Smith (Chicago) 3.0
3. Emeka Okafor (New Orleans) 2.8
4. Tim Duncan (San Antonio) 2.7
- Yao Ming (Houston) 2.7
- Jermaine O'Neal (Miami) 2.7
5. Amare Stoudemire (Phoenix) 2.5


Player Efficiency Rating (PER)
1. Kobe Bryant (LA Lakers) 26.8
2. Dwight Howard (Orlando) 25.9
3. LeBron James (Sacramento) 25.8
4. Brandon Roy (Portland) 24.5
- Chris Paul (New Orleans) 24.5
- Amare Stoudemire (Phoenix) 24.5
5. Dwyane Wade (Chicago) 24.4
6. Yao Ming (Houston) 24.2
7. Deron Williams (Utah) 24.1
8. Joe Johnson (Atlanta) 23.9
9. Kevin Durant (Oklahoma City) 23.5
10. Derrick Rose (Chicago) 23.2


Rookie Leaders

1. Ed Davis (New York) 16.2
2. Derrick Favors (Milwaukee) 12.1
3. Donatas Motiejunas (LA Clippers) 11.6
- Al Farouq Aminu (New Jersey) 11.6
4. John Wall (Minnesota) 11.5
5. Wesley Johnson (Memphis) 9.6


1. Ed Davis (New York) 9.5
2. Derrick Favors (Milwaukee) 9.2
3. Donatas Motiejunas (LA Clippers) 7.5
4. Ekpe Udoh (Atlanta) 7.4
5. Cole Aldrich (Oklahoma City) 5.7


1. Ricky Rubio (Memphis) 10.1
2. John Wall (Minnesota) 4.6
3. Kyle James (New York) 2.9
4. Willie Warren (New Jersey) 2.2
5. Jimmy Fredette (Miami) 1.8


1. Ricky Rubio (Memphis) 1.1
2. John Wall (Minnesota) 0.7
3. Evan Turner (Chicago) 0.6
4. Al-Farouq Aminu (New Jersey) 0.5
- Kyle James (New York) 0.5
- Roy Simpson (LA Clippers) 0.5
- Stanley Robinson (Portland) 0.5
5. Scottie Reynolds (San Antonio) 0.4


1. Derrick Favors (Milwaukee) 2.0
2. Ed Davis (New York) 1.9
3. Ekpe Udoh (Atlanta) 1.7
4. Cole Aldrich (Oklahoma City) 1.6
5. Donatas Motiejunas (LA Clippers) 1.4

Players of the Week
Week: East | West
Oct 27-30: Dwight Howard (Orlando) | Carmelo Anthony (Denver)
Oct 31-Nov 6: Dwyane Wade (Chicago) | Amare Stoudemire (Phoenix)
Nov 7-13: Dwyane Wade (Chicago) | Kobe Bryant (LA Lakers)
Nov 14-20: Dwight Howard (Orlando) | LeBron James (Sacramento)
Nov 21-27: Dwyane Wade (Chicago) | LeBron James (Sacramento)
Nov 28-Dec 4: Joe Johnson (Atlanta) | LeBron James (Sacramento)
Dec 5-11: Dwight Howard (Orlando) | LeBron James (Sacramento)
Dec 12-18: Danny Granger (Indiana) | LeBron James (Sacramento)
Dec 19-25: Andre Iguodala (Philadelphia) | LeBron James (Sacramento)
Dec 26-Jan 1: Dwight Howard (Orlando) | LeBron James (Sacramento)
Jan 2-8: Dwight Howard (Orlando) | Kobe Bryant (LA Lakers)
Jan 9-15: Al Harrington (Toronto) | LeBron James (Sacramento)
Jan 16-22: Joe Johnson (Atlanta) | LeBron James (Sacramento)
Jan 23-29: Dwight Howard (Orlando) | LeBron James (Sacramento)
Jan 30-Feb 5: Dwight Howard (Orlando) | LeBron James (Sacramento)
Feb 6-12: Dwight Howard (Orlando) | LeBron James (Sacramento)
Feb 13-19: Andre Iguodala (Philadelphia) | LeBron James (Sacramento)
Feb 20-26: Joe Johnson (Atlanta) | Amare Stoudemire (Phoenix)
Feb 27-Mar 5: Dwight Howard (Orlando) | Deron Williams (Utah)
Mar 6-12: Gilbert Arenas (Washington) | LeBron James (Sacramento)
Mar 13-19: Gilbert Arenas (Washington) | Brandon Roy (Portland)
Mar 20-26: Allen Iverson (Philadelphia) | Kobe Bryant (LA Lakers)
Mar 27-Apr 2: Joe Johnson (Atlanta) | Brandon Roy (Portland)
Apr 3-9: Joe Johnson (Atlanta) | Amare Stoudemire (Phoenix)
Apr 10-16: Dwight Howard (Orlando) | Deron Williams (Utah)

Players of the Month
East: Dwight Howard (Orlando)
West: Brandon Roy (Portland)

Rookies of the Month
East: Derrick Favors (Milwaukee)
West: Ricky Rubio (Memphis)



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