Carlos Boozer

Carlos Boozer (photo. Jeffery Salter) With Linsanity temporarily suspended, a nation turned its eyes to the next best thing: Bulls-Celtics. Paul Pierce came out on fire, knocking down his first three shots in Chicago, but it was Luol Deng (23 points, 10 assists) who capped the night for the Bulls’ 89-80 victory. He dropped 14 in the fourth quarter, with a huge three from the left corner (one of his six threes) to go up nine in the final minute. Since we brought it up, don’t overlook who fed...Read Full Story

The second half of the NBA season got under way last night and the Bulls vs. Heat debate is in full force.  Miami and Chicago sit atop the Eastern Conference and there isn't much debate that one of them will make it to the finals.  Last night the Bulls started their second half of the season with a win over the Hornets capped off by a huge Carlos Boozer dunk on Chris Kaman.  Boozer will be a huge piece to the puzzle if the Bulls make it to the Championship.  Some people (including myself...Read Full Story

ChicagoAtlanta C. Boozer Points: 23 Reb: 10 Ast: 5 Stl: 1 Blk: 0 J. Smith Points: 18 Reb: 5 Ast: 1 Stl: 3 Blk: 2 The Hawks struggled to score for much of Game 6, shooting 36.5 percent from the floor. Their 14 assists tied for the second fewest in a single game this season. When the Hawks did have success, it was when they moved the ball. The Hawks recorded 10 of their 14 assists when they completed two or more passes. The Bulls kept Atlanta off balance in the offensive half court for much of...Read Full Story

Carlos Boozer (photo. Jeff Salter) We argue. You decide. CARLOS BOOZER Carlos Boozer is a beast. Attitude; toughness; well-manicured beard; he has it all. Say what you will about his injury problems and his “conniving” ways (refer to Cavs ‘04), the dude can flat-out play. Having been groomed by arguably the best two coaches in basketball history for the majority of his career — Mike Krzyzewski with Duke/USA Basketball, Jerry Sloan in Utah — Boozer was molded into the disciplined, hard-nosed...Read Full Story

I’ve been patient with him since he’s been injured (missed the last 21 games) but now he’s going to have surgery and I want production now. ESPN says keep him on reserve but I don’t know what to do. If I do drop him I will pick up Kenyon Martin and wait for Chris Kaman [...]Read Full Story