Zark
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“We’re going to keep working and grinding and communicating and hugging and crying and laughing and moving forward.” - Jim Boylen | Creator of @ChiBullsSupply
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“Let’s not sit here and say because we have the 4th pick that all of a sudden this franchise is back.”
Zark552,214 views • 2 months ago
“There wasn’t a game we went out and felt like we wasn’t gonna win.” - DeMar DeRozan on the 2021-22 Bulls
Zark127,467 views • 2 months ago
Pau Gasol’s two seasons with the Bulls were highly productive. He earned back-to-back All-Star selections (2015, 2016) and was named to the All-NBA Second Team in 2015. In 2015, he started the All-Star game alongside his brother, Marc Gasol, marking the first time two brothers were named All-Star starters. The game these highlight are from, set a new career high in scoring for Pau at 34 years old. He led the NBA in double-doubles during his first Bulls season (2014-15) with 54. He averaged 17.6 points, 11.4 rebounds, and 2.0 blocks over 150 games. This was a crucial late-career renaissance, showing he was still an elite player after his final years with the Lakers.
Zark129,258 views • 2 months ago
Can’t believe this guy is about to be the new head coach of the Chicago Bulls.
Zark53,495 views • 1 month ago
Cam Carr passes the eye test with flying colors. A silky smooth athlete with a 7’1” wingspan 👀
Zark31,819 views • 2 months ago
After nearly two seasons lost to injury, Derrick Rose made his return at the 2014 Team USA Basketball Showcase. I remember this being such a big moment. Those two years felt like forever waiting for our MVP to get back on the court. Seeing him back in a competitive setting felt different. It was a reminder that after all the adversity, he could still hang with the best.
Zark21,283 views • 2 months ago
2013-14 Joakim Noah will always be one of my favorite individual seasons of all-time. It was the definition of a dragging a team to relevance through pure intensity and willpower. After DRose went down with a knee injury 10 games into the season, most expected the Bulls to fall apart. Instead, Noah turned in one of the most unique center seasons of the modern era. On top of the stat line, he won the DPOY award, made All-NBA First Team, All-Defensive First Team, and finished 4th in MVP voting. Defensively, he was the Bulls entire system. Tom Thibodeau built the defense around Noah’s communication, rotations, hedging, rim protection, and effort. He was so smart on this end of the floor. Offensively, he evolved into a “point center.” The Bulls had almost no shot creation, so Noah started initiating offense from the elbow and top of the key. He was throwing backdoor passes, dribble handoffs, transition hit-aheads, and operating like a secondary point guard. More than all of that, though, was the effort he displayed every night. That’s why Bulls fans will always love Joakim. This was the ultimate culture season.
Zark15,680 views • 2 months ago
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