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Following Wednesday’s 96-89 Bulls victory over the Philadelphia 76ers, a Sixers fan shot a Bulls fan on a Philadelphia train.

Though nobody was seriously injured, this can easily be marked down as yet another case for why Philadelphia fans just may be the worst fans in all of sports.

Here’s video of the incident:

After Monday night’s colossal collapse against the Milwaukee Bucks, the Chicago Bulls look to be in a heap of trouble.  We all knew the theme for this season was “hang around until Derrick Rose returns,” but thus far this season, the Bulls have done little to prove that Rose’s presence can significantly alter this team’s dynamic.

Since the Miami Heat’s magical free-agent signing summer of 2010, it’s been understandably difficult to consider the Bulls as any more than a potential Cinderella story in the NBA’s Eastern Conference.  The Heat have three top-tier stars; the Bulls just one...

With the Chicago Bulls being eliminated, largely in part to injuries suffered by Derrick Rose and Joakim Noah, the East looks to be Miami’s for the taking.  The one-point differential between the Boston Celtics and the 76ers can only mean one of two things:  Either Philadelphia has made drastic improvements over the past month, or the gap between the East’s top two teams (Chicago and Miami) and everyone else is THAT large.

Hey, look!  The Oklahoma City Thunder might be playing another game soon.  Monday, the Thunder will play their first game in 10 days...

Taj Gibson served notice on Tuesday night that, at least for one game, the Bulls would not be easy prey for the overly-fortunate 76ers.

In a series which has seen the Bulls lose both their top scorer and workhorse to injury, the Sixers managed to find themselves in the right place at the right time.  For the better part of three consecutive games in this series, the Philadelphia bunch has handled the Bulls, making the NBA’s winningest team look lost without it’s reigning MVP...