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 Tuesday, Jan 23 It was Bulls 82, Pelicans 81 after 3 quarters. Then suddenly, the Bulls led 104-86 in the 4th quarter. And then, Justin Holiday missed a chance to win the game at the line in regulation. And then, the Bulls lost in double OT. That's a whole lot of "Huh?" to cram into one road game. The end result is still somewhat positive: The rebuild appears ahead of schedule, meaning a shorter time in lottery land for the Bulls. And, because you wanted to know our opinion, Candy Land > Lottery Land. |
| Spotted at the United Center: Corey Crawford. Coach Q said the injured goalie is getting closer to a return to the ice. The Blackhawks need him — they are 5-6-1 in his absence, including a 2-0 loss for a 3rd straight defeat. |
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| All eyes are on QBs at the Senior Bowl — and that's good news for the Bears, who own the No. 8 pick. Brad Biggs gives you 6 other names to watch. Watching is all Mark Helfrich did last season, so he's good to go now. |
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| Talks are reportedly heating up between the Cubs and Yu Darvish (also between the popular free-agent pitcher and the Brewers, Rangers and Twins). But did the Cubs just sweeten the pot by signing a backup catcher? |
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| The Illini have matched their worst B1G record since 1906-07. Imagine the tweets aimed at coach Frank Loyer Pinckney back then (yes, we googled it) … Tom Crean, who knows all about fan angst, is happy at ESPN — for now. |
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| To quote this brave Eagles fan: "I'm not throwing bottles or punching horses, it was just running into a pole." Ouch. Elsewhere: A-Rod has a new job, Kobe Bryant is nominated for an Oscar and Rafael Nadal is going home. |
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