Bulls Preseason Thread

Chi town · Post #21 » by **Chi town** » Sat Oct 5, 2019 10:32 pm

PaKii94 wrote:Anyone find any clips of the open scrimmage?

Can’t find anything

PaKii94 · Post #22 » by **PaKii94** » Sat Oct 5, 2019 11:30 pm

Chi town wrote:
PaKii94 wrote:Anyone find any clips of the open scrimmage?

Can’t find anything

This is the most I've found:

Read on Twitter

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23-7 · Post #23 » by **23-7** » Sat Oct 5, 2019 11:34 pm

Coby looked pretty good. I'm encouraged.

Post #24 » by **GimmeDat** » Sun Oct 6, 2019 12:13 am

Just finished watching that. Coby made shots, Otto, Val. Lavine looked typically awesome, and he had a massive dunk like a 3rd of the way through. Wasn't actually encouraged by what I saw from Dunn, shot was off and made some poor passing decisions.

bad knees · Post #25 » by **bad knees** » Sun Oct 6, 2019 12:35 am

I like Boylen in this video.

PaKii94 · Post #26 » by **PaKii94** » Sun Oct 6, 2019 12:40 am

GimmeDat wrote:Just finished watching that. Coby made shots, Otto, Val. Lavine looked typically awesome, and he had a massive dunk like a 3rd of the way through. Wasn't actually encouraged by what I saw from Dunn, shot was off and made some poor passing decisions.

Yeah Dunn's game style looks the same

Chi town · Post #27 » by **Chi town** » Sun Oct 6, 2019 12:43 am

23-7 wrote:Coby looked pretty good. I'm encouraged.

What stuck out?

PaKii94 · Post #28 » by **PaKii94** » Sun Oct 6, 2019 12:57 am

https://twitter.com/BullScripted

More on this page guys

TheFinishSniper · Post #29 » by **TheFinishSniper** » Sun Oct 6, 2019 2:03 am

I dislike that video. Again scrubs having a ball and Lauri getting no touches. Fire Boylen. And get me a coach finally.

23-7 · Post #30 » by **23-7** » Sun Oct 6, 2019 2:49 am

Chi town wrote:
23-7 wrote:Coby looked pretty good. I'm encouraged.

What stuck out?

Passing and handle were improved. Looked confident and fast. Turnovers will still be there for a while. And def was solid.

WindyCityBorn · Post #31 » by **WindyCityBorn** » Sun Oct 6, 2019 10:16 am

TheFinishSniper wrote:I dislike that video. Again scrubs having a ball and Lauri getting no touches. Fire Boylen. And get me a coach finally.

I think the last thing you should be concerned about is Lauri getting touches. He and Zach will both get 15+ shots a game and will be the focus of the offense.

Proven_Winner · Post #32 » by **Proven_Winner** » Sun Oct 6, 2019 2:32 pm

TheFinishSniper wrote:I dislike that video. Again scrubs having a ball and Lauri getting no touches. Fire Boylen. And get me a coach finally.

We got a coach and he’s keeping everyone accountable for each other that includes Lauri. Also it’s one part of practice I think you’re analyzing too much of just a scrimmage.

Proven_Winner · Post #33 » by **Proven_Winner** » Sun Oct 6, 2019 2:37 pm

GimmeDat wrote:Just finished watching that. Coby made shots, Otto, Val. Lavine looked typically awesome, and he had a massive dunk like a 3rd of the way through. Wasn't actually encouraged by what I saw from Dunn, shot was off and made some poor passing decisions.

Val definitely was encouraging seeing him knock down 3s. Dunn I guess at least wasn’t hesitant it’s just nothing dropped. I love the thought of the suicides mixed with free throws at the end. Nice way to keep the guys on each other about turnovers and free throws. If they want to physically work less they have to fundamentally get better and do it together nobody got picked on.

Also gaf

Post #34 » by **Ice Man** » Sun Oct 6, 2019 7:43 pm

Brief thoughts on the open scrimmage. I was there for about half of it.

1) None of our PGs inspired overwhelming confidence. I know, Cobi and Sato haven't even played a game for us, so I draw zero conclusions from that. Just saying.

2) Gafford moves well and looked poised, if he's not already better than Felicio I'd be shocked. Yeah I know that's not a high hurdle but still that would be good.

3) Zach makes me laugh, he just glides out there as if he's been cast in Dazed & Confused, and yet he's so dangerousf. He looked capable of skinning anybody out there at will. made his shots too.

4) Arci was Arci, limited game and consummate pro. And Otto was Otto, he knew exactly where to be and was quietly good.

5) Lauri was the surprise to me, he was playing harder than anybody and barking. Acted as if he was the team leader.

6) Thad was still figuring out where he fit in with the guys. He did have one cool "spin cycle" move, as Stacey would say.

Post #35 » by **Michael Jackson** » Sun Oct 6, 2019 8:24 pm

We have enough options out there to be competent. In theory not that much different than last years nets or clippers, hopefully we can put it together and have everyone play their role and to their strengths like those two teams did last year.

TheFinishSniper · Post #36 » by **TheFinishSniper** » Sun Oct 6, 2019 8:33 pm

Proven_Winner wrote:
TheFinishSniper wrote:I dislike that video. Again scrubs having a ball and Lauri getting no touches. Fire Boylen. And get me a coach finally.

We got a coach and he’s keeping everyone accountable for each other that includes Lauri. Also it’s one part of practice I think you’re analyzing too much of just a scrimmage.

I dont overanalyzing. 3rd year now and counting with Lauri getting no touches or plays run for him.

Indomitable · Post #37 » by **Indomitable** » Sun Oct 6, 2019 8:37 pm

GimmeDat wrote:Just finished watching that. Coby made shots, Otto, Val. Lavine looked typically awesome, and he had a massive dunk like a 3rd of the way through. Wasn't actually encouraged by what I saw from Dunn, shot was off and made some poor passing decisions.

So Dunn was his usual self

TheFinishSniper · Post #38 » by **TheFinishSniper** » Sun Oct 6, 2019 9:25 pm

Indomitable wrote:
GimmeDat wrote:Just finished watching that. Coby made shots, Otto, Val. Lavine looked typically awesome, and he had a massive dunk like a 3rd of the way through. Wasn't actually encouraged by what I saw from Dunn, shot was off and made some poor passing decisions.

So Dunn was his usual self

Post #39 » by **Ice Man** » Sun Oct 6, 2019 9:47 pm

Indomitable wrote:So Dunn was his usual self

Boylen yelled at him several times, more than with the rest of the guys. Tough love, I guess.

ZOMG · Post #40 » by **ZOMG** » Sun Oct 6, 2019 9:53 pm

Ice Man wrote:Brief thoughts on the open scrimmage. I was there for about half of it.

1) None of our PGs inspired overwhelming confidence. I know, Cobi and Sato haven't even played a game for us, so I draw zero conclusions from that. Just saying.

2) Gafford moves well and looked poised, if he's not already better than Felicio I'd be shocked. Yeah I know that's not a high hurdle but still that would be good.

3) Zach makes me laugh, he just glides out there as if he's been cast in Dazed & Confused, and yet he's so dangerousf. He looked capable of skinning anybody out there at will. made his shots too.

4) Arci was Arci, limited game and consummate pro. And Otto was Otto, he knew exactly where to be and was quietly good.

5) Lauri was the surprise to me, he was playing harder than anybody and barking. Acted as if he was the team leader.

6) Thad was still figuring out where he fit in with the guys. He did have one cool "spin cycle" move, as Stacey would say.

Not sure Lauri should get into the barking thing. Doesn't seem like it's really him.

Besides - if you're gonna bark at your teammates in the NBA, you better make sure you're the undisputed alpha dog of your team. Lauri is not, and I don't think we we even need a guy like that in this group. Jut play hard and try to lead by example.