LeBron James scored 13 of his 29 points in the final 7 minutes as the Cavaliers held off a gritty Bulls effort to prevail 92-85 Friday night at United Center.
The Bulls, who played without Luol Deng, Joakim Noah or Derrick Rose, have lost 10 straight games for the first time since November 2001. They did hold their first opponent in 13 games under 100 points.
James finished with 29 points, 11 rebounds and seven assists.
Taj Gibson led the Bulls with 20.
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Seriously Vinny? Acie Law gets ten minutes after leading you in scoring the last two games and KLank and FLIP are shooting brick after brick? They basically shot you out of the game. I am so sick of this organization's "MAN CRUSH" on Kirk. I just dont understand it. They need to learn that athletes and skill win basketball games not thrust and glue. Vinny, Kirk and Loul Deng should be on the 1st thing smoking out of chicago at seasons end. How i wish Garpax was rigt behind em.
I don't understand how a coach watches Flip Murray miss everything in sight for the last 2 games and he still gets 28 minutes. I will never understand how Acie Law is stuck to the bench when he has been a ball of fire when given the chance. Maybe, VDN does not want to give him anymore chances to show what he can do.
Way to go, Vinny. You've kept the streak going (losing).
If Hinrich (aka Capt Klank) and Flip Murray would've hit some shots instead of combining for 10-35 shooting, maybe the Bulls would have stopped their 9 game losing streak which is now at 10. Seriously, if the Bulls management doesn't try and trade Hinrich over the summer, I have to seriously question their commitment to winning. The problem is, I don't think anyone else wants him. The Bulls might be stuck with him.