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Before they can worry about winning a Game 7, the Bulls first have to take care of business at home on Thursday night against the Pistons in Game 6.
The Bulls made it a series with a stunning win at Detroit last night. After the game, Coach Scott Skiles and his players made it clear they aren't about to back down.
The Bulls got a breath of life with their win on Sunday, but know that Game 5 in Detroit will be a much tougher task.
Ouch! The Bulls were pushed to the brink of elimination after last night's loss to Detroit at the United Center.
Game 2 wasn't any kinder to the Bulls in Detroit. They were trounced again to go down 0-2 in the series and are looking for answers as they return to Chicago for Game 3.
How can the Bulls avoid taking it on the chin again in Game 2? Dan Roan discusses the series with Chicago Tribune beat writer KC Johnson.
The Bulls know they need a big effort and an entirely different one on Monday night if they hope to compete with the Pistons at Detroit.
The Bulls swept away the NBA champion Miami Heat on Sunday and immediately turned their attention to the Detroit Pistons, their second-round opponent.
The Bulls pounded Miami last night to take a 2-0 lead over the defending NBA champions, but after practice today, they made it clear they will need to weather a storm in Miami this weekend.
The Bulls practiced Monday while preparing for Game 2 against the Heat on Tuesday night at the United Center. The topic of conversation was the complaints about the officiating from Game 1 and the need to defend home court.
The Bulls escaped with an important win over the Heat in Game 1 of their series on Saturday at the United Center. After Sunday's practice, they refused to be drawn into a war of words with the Heat.
The playoff push is on for the Bulls, who hold a precarious lead for the second seed in the Eastern Conference with just three games remaining.
The Bulls pounded the Knicks at the United Center on Tuesday night. With three games to go in the season, their eyes are on securing the all-important second seed in the Eastern Conference.
After a crushing loss at home to Cleveland on Saturday afternoon, the Bulls managed to hold off the pesky Hawks in Atlanta on Sunday. Coach Scott Skiles was happy to escape with a win, even if it was not a pretty one.
The Bulls let one get away on Saturday in their battle to improve their playoff position. The Cleveland Cavaliers came into the United Center and escaped with an overtime victory,
After a slow start, first-round draft pick Tyrus Thomas has been coming on strong. He talked with Wayne Larrivee on Saturday about playing time and life in the NBA.
The Bulls have 17 games remaining in the regular season and are hoping to jell at the right time. A repeat of last year's blazing finish would be a welcome sight. The push is on to improve their playoff seeding, a subject that was addressed at Monday's practice by Scott Skiles and Kirk Hinrich.
The Bulls bounced back with key wins against the Hornets and at Milwaukee on Sunday. Now they hit the road for a tough, Florida back-to-back trip at Miami and Orlando. Scott Skiles and Luol Deng talked about the need to keep the win streak going.
Fresh off an invigorating win in Milwaukee on Sunday, Ben Gordon and Chris Duhon took time after practice to look at the standings in the Eastern Division, as well as focus on this week's trip to Florida to face the Heat.
Former Bulls forward Tyson Chandler made his first appearance at the United Center tonight since being traded to the Hornets in the off-season. Tyson told Dan Roan he's looking forward to the game and wanted to make it clear that he has nothing but good memories of his time in Chicago.
The Bulls let one get away to the Detroit Pistons on Sunday at the Palace in Auburn Hills, losing 95-93. It was a bittersweet homecoming for Ben Wallace, who was hoping to silence the Piston crowd with a Bulls win.
Bulls coach Scott Skiles was pleased with his team's win on Monday over the San Antonio Spurs. The game was a rare matinee at the United Center due to Martin Luther King Day. After the game, Skiles was pleased with the effort since the Bulls were without Ben Wallace on the day.
Skiles Pleased with Win over Spurs
Mike Miller of the Grizzlies is a former NBA Sixth Man of the Year and one of the more interesting guys we get to talk to each season. Dan Roan caught up with him in the Memphis lockerroom before the game on Saturday to hear Mike's thoughts on the coaching change and a Florida quarterback he knows fairly well.
Grizzlies Mike Miller Talks About His Team's Struggles
Before Saturday night's game with the Pistons, Bulls center Ben Wallace took a few minutes to talk to Dan Roan about the conflicting emotions as he faced his old team for the first time this season.
On Saturday night's Bullseye, Chicago Tribune beat reporter KC Johnson stopped by to give his take on the Bulls week, plus news from around the NBA.
Bullseye: Dan Roan talks with Tribune's KC Johnson
There is a big test on the road at New Jersey Friday night, but Ben Wallace is already looking forward to his first meeting with his old teammate Saturday night, when the Detroit Pistons visit the United Center on WGN-TV.
Bulls coach Scott Skiles was pleased with the team's effort in defeating the Cleveland Cavaliers Saturday night at the United Center. After the game, he talked about shutting down LeBron James and the team's great record on their home court.
Scott Skiles on Bulls win over LeBron & Cavs
Ben Gordon returned to the United Center Saturday night after the team visited New York and his favorite arena - Madison Square Garden. He talked with Wayne Larrivee about meeting up with his college teammate Emeka Okafor during Saturday's game.
Tribune NBA writer Sam Smith is never at a loss for words, or proposed trades, or for good gossip from around the league. Sam took a few minutes to offer his thoughts on a variety of subjects with Wayne Larrivee before Saturday night's game with Minnesota.
Wayne Larrivee with basketball writer Sam Smith of the Chicago Tribune
As the Bulls kicked off an eight-game homestand, Bulls coach Scott Skiles talked about the team's chances to get better with some home cooking this month.
Andres Nocioni was on fire Friday night in the Bulls win over the Hornets. He spoke with Dan Roan before Saturday's game about the need for the team to jell in the upcoming homestand.
Andres Nocioni On Playing As A Team - 12/2
At the Berto Center on Tuesday, Ben Wallace had his take on the entire headband incident and discussed his feelings on the season so far.
Chicago Tribune beat writer KC Johnson sat down with Wayne Larrivee before Saturday night's game to discuss the Bulls slow start and the surprising benching of Ben Wallace last night in Philadelphia.
Bulls Beat Writer KC Johnson Talks About Season - 11/25