Posts Tagged ‘Minnesota Timberwolves’
Sunday, January 10th, 2010
1. Boston Celtics - 97.09110809
2. Los Angeles Lakers - 96.23695606
3. Cleveland Cavaliers - 95.96925995
4. Dallas Mavericks - 93.29128104
5. Orlando Magic - 92.74592282
6. Atlanta Hawks - 90.6801248
7. San Antonio Spurs - 89.85378126
8. Portland Trail Blazers - 89.11698158
9. Phoenix Suns - 88.8448073
10. Denver Nuggets - 88.78509466
11. Oklahoma City Thunder - 88.19723688
12. Miami Heat - 86.64786563
13. Houston Rockets - 86.54235316
14. Utah Jazz - 85.72642726
15. Memphis Grizzlies - 82.68375435
16. Toronto Raptors - 82.65221533
17. New Orleans Hornets - 81.58930876
18. Los Angeles Clippers - 81.48618476
19. Milwaukee Bucks - 80.87913298
20. New York Knicks - 80.733524
21. Charlotte Bobcats - 79.74848855
22. Sacramento Kings - 78.14215859
23. Chicago Bulls - 77.67040777
24. Washington Wizards - 77.62351403
25. Philadelphia 76ers - 76.79352679
26. Golden State Warriors - 74.71841182
27. Detroit Pistons - 74.05881037
28. Indiana Pacers - 73.71263082
29. Minnesota Timberwolves - 70.07581229
30. New Jersey Nets - 64.57433245
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Sunday, January 10th, 2010
The Chicago Bulls defeated the Minnesota Timberwolves 110-96 at the United Center tonight, ending the Bulls three game losing streak.
The Bulls opened up a double digit lead on the Timberwolves in the third quarter, and coasted to an easy victory.
Joakim Noah led the Bulls, scoring 20 points and grabbing 9 rebounds. Kirk Hinrich also scored 20 points and dished 7 assists. The most encouraging thing about Hinrich’s performance tonight was that he went 4-9 from three point shooting. If guys like Hinrich and Salmons start hitting their three point shots again, the Bulls will find it much easier to win.
Taj Gibson also had a nice game, finishing with 13 points an 9 rebounds. Gibson started the struggling with his shot, but he found his stroke after having a shot bounce off the top of the backboard and into the basket. This game helps to further cement Gibson’s spot in the starting lineup with this performance, and Tyrus Thomas’ struggling performance. Thomas does a lot of positives on the court, finishing with 9 points, 5 rebounds, 3 blocks, and 2 steals, but he continuously screws himself out of a starting spot by mixing the good with a lot of bad, boneheaded plays, as evidenced by his 6 turnovers tonight.
The Bulls got good performances off the bench from Brad Miller and John Salmons. Brad Miller finished with 12 points and 5 rebounds. Miller has been having a lot of success with his slow motion drives the past few games. John Salmons had 14 points on 6-10 shooting.
James Johnson also had a pretty good game. Nothing eye popping, as he finished with 6 points on 2-2 shooting, 4 rebounds, and 3 assists, but it was still the best that he’s looked in a game this year in my opinion. He showed flashes of his talents in leading some Bulls’ fastbreaks.
Derrick Rose finished with 8 points and 7 assists, and Luol Deng also finished with 8 points.
For the Timberwolves, Johnny Flynn had 14 points and 8 assists, and Corey Brewer and Al Jefferson scored 12 points each. Kevin Love had 9 points and 10 rebounds.
Ryan Gomes led the Timberwolves in scoring with 15 points off the bench.
The Bulls did what they were supposed to do tonight in taking care of business against a terrible Minnesota Timberwolves teams. The only team worse than the Timberwolves are the Nets, so this is the type of game that is a must win, and the Bulls did that tonight.
With the win, the Bulls improve to 15-20 on the season.
Tags: Al Jefferson, Brad Miller, Chicago Bulls, Corey Brewer, Derrick Rose, James Johnson, Joakim Noah, John Salmons, Johnny Flynn, Kevin Love, Kirk Hinrich, Luol Deng, Minnesota Timberwolves, Ryan Gomes, Taj Gibson, Tyrus Thomas
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Sunday, January 3rd, 2010
1. Los Angeles Lakers - 97.31343181
2. Boston Celtics - 96.70934681
3. Cleveland Cavaliers - 96.00231091
4. Orlando Magic - 93.80917918
5. Dallas Mavericks - 93.44483347
6. Atlanta Hawks - 91.17138088
7. San Antonio Spurs - 90.10669577
8. Portland Trail Blazers - 89.19846473
9. Denver Nuggets - 88.63571121
10. Phoenix Suns - 87.31533131
11. Houston Rockets - 86.72524182
12. Oklahoma City Thunder - 86.47244937
13. Miami Heat - 84.70969601
14. Utah Jazz - 84.48189577
15. Memphis Grizzlies - 81.98791773
16. Toronto Raptors - 79.5810086
17. Los Angeles Clippers - 79.56145316
18. New York Knicks - 79.29919319
19. Milwaukee Bucks - 78.23391633
20. New Orleans Hornets - 78.11032041
21. Sacramento Kings - 77.77323118
22. Chicago Bulls - 77.74640951
23. Charlotte Bobcats - 77.46536279
24. Washington Wizards - 75.92258969
25. Detroit Pistons - 74.77870483
26. Philadelphia 76ers- 74.35075076
27. Indiana Pacers - 73.9924849
28. Golden State Warriors - 72.68995327
29. Minnesota Timberwolves - 69.33966297
30. New Jersey Nets - 64.83572184
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Sunday, December 13th, 2009
1. Boston Celtics - 98.61599297
2. Los Angeles Lakers - 94.32885139
3. Orlando Magic - 92.64145695
4. Atlanta Hawks - 92.12477223
5. Dallas Mavericks - 91.43577365
6. Denver Nuggets - 90.189023
7. Cleveland Cavaliers - 90.027552
8. Phoenix Suns - 87.2460405
9. Houston Rockets - 86.96593225
10. Oklahoma City Thunder - 86.45765016
11. Portland Trail Blazers - 85.05060155
12. Utah Jazz- 84.12495838
13. Miami Heat - 83.56653612
14. San Antonio Spurs - 81.57006081
15. Milwaukee Bucks - 79.66665728
16. Detroit Pistons - 79.1607668
17. Los Angeles Clippers - 78.59712519
18. Sacramento Kings - 76.8116151
19. New Orleans Hornets - 76.50493999
20. Indiana Pacers - 76.35917675
21. New York Knicks - 76.22681851
22. Memphis Grizzlies - 75.92817743
23. Toronto Raptors - 75.74750039
24. Charlotte Bobcats - 75.70946478
25. Washington Wizards - 75.05702002
26. Golden State Warriors - 73.20632655
27. Chicago Bulls - 72.65158055
28. Philadelphia 76ers - 70.04531128
29. Minnesota Timberwolves - 65.10387236
30. New Jersey Nets - 64.43645582
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Sunday, December 6th, 2009
1. Boston Celtics - 97.41670302
2. Los Angeles Lakers - 95.79455195
3. Orlando Magic - 95.35119103
4. Denver Nuggets - 91.99905467
5. Cleveland Cavaliers - 91.87213907
6. Phoenix Suns - 90.81430009
7. Atlanta Hawks - 90.04026662
8. Dallas Mavericks - 89.92322872
9. Portland Trail Blazers - 87.67986983
10. Houston Rockets - 84.91429101
11. Oklahoma City Thunder - 84.3083509
12. Utah Jazz - 83.88613924
13. Miami Heat - 82.76348402
14. San Antonio Spurs - 80.79083727
15. Milwaukee Bucks - 79.58332963
16. Los Angeles Clippers - 79.02214963
17. Sacramento Kings - 77.96059083
18. Washington Wizards - 76.47618869
19. Toronto Raptors - 76.27227912
20. Charlotte Bobcats - 76.06008517
21. Memphis Grizzlies - 75.38169896
22. Detroit Pistons - 74.984861
23. New Orleans Hornets - 74.52658819
24. Indiana Pacers - 73.81922759
25. Chicago Bulls - 73.56375608
26. Golden State Warriors - 72.95615238
27. New York Knicks - 72.21380956
28. Philadelphia 76ers - 70.67590259
29. Minnesota Timberwolves - 65.70763399
30. New Jersey Nets - 62.64741569
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Monday, November 30th, 2009
1. Boston Celtics - 95.5581864
2. Los Angeles Lakers - 95.11305919
3. Phoenix Suns - 94.45843986
4. Orlando Magic - 94.22665253
5. Dallas Mavericks - 91.27628428
6. Cleveland Cavaliers - 90.32139609
7. Denver Nuggets - 89.397316
8. Atlanta Hawks - 89.05334704
9. Portland Trail Blazers - 87.88422835
10. Miami Heat - 84.59677079
11. Oklahoma City Thunder - 84.20420055
12. Houston Rockets - 83.29195114
13. Utah Jazz - 83.05030816
14. San Antonio Spurs - 82.24803077
15. Milwaukee Bucks - 0.73714803
16. Indiana Pacers - 78.18636228
17. Los Angeles Clippers - 78.13554784
18. Sacramento Kings - 77.48367953
19. Charlotte Bobcats - 76.43672343
20. Chicago Bulls - 74.65654209
21. Detroit Pistons - 73.95819815
22. Toronto Raptors - 73.5053964
23. New Orleans Hornets - 73.47975442
24. Washington Wizards - 73.12549831
25. Golden State Warriors - 72.89342885
26. Memphis Grizzlies - 72.81708527
27. Philadelphia 76ers - 71.59112682
28. New York Knicks - 68.48832999
29. Minnesota Timberwolves - 63.6484407
30. New Jersey Nets - 60.28057678
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Sunday, November 22nd, 2009
1. Boston Celtics - 96.47321456
2. Dallas Mavericks - 95.84620446
3. Orlando Magic - 95.05178503
4. Atlanta Hawks - 94.20733262
5. Los Angeles Lakers - 93.94380673
6. Phoenix Suns - 93.74761194
7. Cleveland Cavaliers - 93.72879927
8. Portland Trail Blazers - 92.56916513
9. Milwaukee Bucks - 91.65202397
10. Denver Nuggets - 90.73218204
11. Oklahoma City Thunder - 87.03157727
12. Houston Rockets - 86.5629274
13. Miami Heat - 86.53294427
14. Indiana Pacers - 86.2749347
15. Utah Jazz - 83.87026374
16. Chicago Bulls - 79.68301321
17. Toronto Raptors - 78.3435455
18. Detroit Pistons - 77.28783951
19. Philadelphia 76ers - 76.81418052
20. Los Angeles Clippers - 76.45054206
21. San Antonio Spurs - 76.35303896
22. Sacramento Kings - 76.03379184
23. New Orleans Hornets - 75.33009709
24. New York Knicks - 73.71542876
25. Golden State Warriors - 73.60976412
26. Memphis Grizzlies - 71.7302226
27. Washington Wizards - 70.44456409
28. Charlotte Bobcats - 68.6960711
29. Minnesota Timberwolves - 61.07017359
30. New Jersey Nets - 60.82915381
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