I just wanted to take the time to congratulate the Chicago Bulls on a great season. They have the best teamwork and work harder than anyone else out there. That's why they can consistently make the playoffs without any big stars. I'm glad the league started to notice them this year too.
All-Defensive Second Team: Kirk Hinrich & Ben Wallace
Ben Wallace is always going to be on the first or second team. No one fills up the stat sheet like he does, especially at his size. At 6'9” and with the build of a heavyweight boxer, who would ever think this guy could pass and steal the way he does? Kirk Hinrich is long overdue for this award. He's been shutting down the leagues top scorers for the past 3 years. If you're on the opposite side, you can expect a hand in your face for every shot.
Sportsmanship Award: Luol Deng
What a breakout season for Deng. He increased his PPG and percentage by giving up the 3-point shot. In my opinion, he should've been Most Improved Player as well. As with all of the Bulls Deng conducts himself off the court much like he does on the court. He's just an all around nice guy that does a lot for Chicago and for
All-Rookie 2nd Team: Tyrus Thomas
His minutes were limited this year otherwise he'd be on the first team. Everyone described Thomas as being “freakishly athletic.” I didn't know what that meant until this season. This guy makes what I call video game dunks. These are crazy dunks that aren't physically possible in the real world. He needs to work on his jumper and basketball strategy. Once he improves those things, he could be the Bull's answer in the paint.
Team Stats:
- #1 in rebounds
- #6 in blocks
- #4 in steals
- #2 in defensive field goal percentage
- #2 in 3-point percentage
- #9 in assists
- #1 in points off turnovers
- Best Home Record in the East
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