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 Thursday, Feb 1 Let's recap Nikola Mirotic's week, shall we? Tuesday, after rejecting a trade to the Pelicans, he flew with the Bulls to Portland. He then practiced with the Bulls for their Wednesday night game against Portland. Then, he was sent to the hotel … to watch the Bulls' game against Portland (don't look a score, trust us). Then, a deal was put in place to trade him today to ... the Pelicans. That's just so Bulls, writes Steve Rosenbloom. Add it to the list of memorable Niko moments. Included: Getting punched in the face by a teammate and losing 18 pounds after two surgeries. Geez, sorry to leaving Chicago, are ya? |
| Kyle Long took to social media to declare himself "done with work on my body for the offseason." Sames. The Bears are also done — with their coach-hiring process, that is. But they got great reviews. CC: Malcolm Butler. |
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| Hey — remember all that money the Hawks saved when they placed Marian Hossa on IR? Where did it go? Tonight: Road date vs. the Canucks (9 p.m., WGN), where perhaps Brandon Saad can get back on track. |
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| Finally, the offseason signing Cubs fans have been waiting for happened: Peter Bourjos inked a minor-league deal. Oh, Yu wanted Darvish? Keep waiting. And for ex-Sox Ron Kittle, it's all about the (World Series) ring. |
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| The U.S. women's hockey team took home the silver at the 2014 Olympics. Kendall Coyne and Hilary Knight — you know what to do. On the men's side of the ice, longtime NHL dude Tony Granato is at the helm. |
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