The team has played alot better in the two games since they moved Duhon into the starting lineup and Gordon to 6th man. Sure, these games have been against the Bucks and Knicks, but they are getting better ball movement in the starting lineup and Gordon is more comfortable coming off the bench, averaging 28 a game since the change.

Maybe Boylan is on to something (shouldn't have taken a brain surgeon to figure it out)

The team overall had played alot better. Boylan is running the offense through his two best players, ben and luol, and its paying off big time. Lu found several open guys for threes today, and finished with 7 assists. Ben Wallace is playing with more hustle and energy then I have seen him all year.

The Bucks game was a much more satisfying win because they were playing very well too, and the Bulls overcame a double digit deficit and closed the game with FTs at the end, something thats pretty rare for them.

Overall, it seems like the coaching change was something that was needed, and it'll be interesting to see how they do in the upcoming weeks, and try to get to .500 or better by the All Star Break.

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I love you more than words can tell
Listen to the river sing sweet songs
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I agree 100%. It's not time for the fork yet with these turkeys.

The Bucks game was handed to the Bulls by the refs botching the call when Kirk knocked the ball out of bounds and then the Bucks coach over-reacting to the bad call and getting a technical and ejected. Had he not gone apeshit, his team still would've won, despite the refs giving the Bulls the ball when it belonged to the Bucks.

The Knicks just suck. But without Crawford and Marbury they had no offense at all today.

Orlando at home will be a better test of the new lineup, especially on the defensive end.