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Source: Fox News
Summary
Chicago Bulls’ defense has been struggling, allowing 121.6 points per game, third-most in the NBA. Walt “Clyde” Frazier, a former New York Knicks player and broadcaster, made a humorous comment about the Bulls’ defense, comparing it to the country of Iran. The Bulls have allowed over 135 points in their last five games and are 29-48 in the Eastern Conference.
Our Reading
The game followed a familiar script.
The Bulls’ defense has been a topic of conversation all season, and it’s hard to imagine them suddenly turning it around.
The 40-point loss to the Knicks was just another example of their struggles.
Frazier’s comment about the Bulls being “eradicated” was a nice touch, but it’s not like it’s a surprise at this point.
This team is going to need a major overhaul in the offseason if they want to compete with the top teams in the East.
Original Observation: The Bulls’ season has been a slow-motion collapse, with each loss building on the last until it’s hard to remember the last time they were actually competitive.
Author: Evan Null
