How often does the bug occur? Often (50% - 99%) What is your time zone? EST (IET) - GMT - 5:30 What time did you see the bug? (HH:MM AM/PM) around 2 pm Which part of the mode? Squad Building ChallengesĬan you tell us the date (MM/DD/YYYY) that you saw the bug? Which mode has this happened in? FIFA Ultimate Team What is your gamertag/PSN ID? Ben Go Home As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases.īleacher Nation is supported in part by affiliate advertising programs, which you can learn more about here.Please specify your platform model. It's just a media site that happens to cover MLB, the NFL, the NBA, the NHL, the Chicago Cubs, the Chicago Bears, the Chicago Bulls, and the Chicago Blackhawks.īleacher Nation is a participant in the Amazon Associates Program. None of MLB, the NFL, the NBA, the NHL, the Cubs, the Bears, the Bulls, the White Sox, or the Blackhawks have endorsed, supported, directed, or participated in the creation of the content at this site, or in the creation of the site itself. Bleacher Nation is a private media site, and it is not affiliated in any way with Major League Baseball, the National Football League, the National Basketball Association, the National Hockey League, the Chicago Cubs, the Chicago Bears, the Chicago Bulls, the Chicago White Sox, or the Chicago Blackhawks. © 2022 Bleacher Nation | Chicago Sports News, Rumors, and Obsessionīleacher Nation Privacy Policy and Terms of Use. I wrote a couple more thoughts on Ball earlier this week below.
At the end of the day, I understand where Mayberry is coming from, but I’ll believe it when I see it. Nine months is too long and 47 games without Ball is too large a sample size for the Bulls to not be able to put out something better than the second-half fading act we saw unfold last season. What it shouldn’t do is cripple the Bulls as it did last season. The Athletic’s Darnell Mayberry took an optimistic approach when addressing Ball’s potential absence to start the season:īall’s absence undoubtedly will be a setback. Would I be comfortable with him having either Tony Bradley or Marko Simonovic’s roster spot? Sure, but I sadly don’t see the Bulls eating the money it would take to waive either and sign him. I’d gladly that that! Unfortunately, though, he is also 38 years old and carries quite a poor defensive reputation. Anthony is a career 35.5 percent threat from downtown, and he’s shot an average of 38.9 percent over the past three seasons. We all know the Bulls need shooting, especially in the wake of their best 3-point shooter possibly not being ready for the start of the season. On the surface, it’s easy to see where they are coming from. Bleacher Report decided to rank the best landing spots for veteran scorer Carmelo Anthony, and the Chicago Bulls checked in at No. (🎥 /CS5tRHlbNG- Bleacher Nation Bulls August 12, 2022 So Patrick Williams looks like he’s been working on those handles and that 3-point shot. ESPN’s Brain Windhorst reiterated this on a recent episode of the Hoops Collective Podcast when explaining the franchise’s quiet summer: But the Bulls’ lack of offseason moves – even around the margins – put an extreme amount of pressure on the 21-year-old to take a massive step. That’s what comes with being a top-4 pick. Don’t get me wrong, we should hold Williams to a higher standard than many. The bad news is that the Bulls might be rushing him through that process as they look to stay in the playoff mix. The good news is that he’s still young enough and athletically gifted enough to reach the high expectations originally set for him on draft night. While Williams returned for the final 12 regular season games and appeared in all five playoff matchups, I think it’s safe to say Year 2 didn’t allow for the kind of development the Bulls hoped. Then, after having his first real NBA offseason to prepare for a key role on a new-look team, he faced wrist surgery just five games into the season. As much experience as he got over his 71 games, he also watched practically the entire roster around him begin to change at the trade deadline. The youngest NCAA prospect in his class, Williams’ first year in the league came in a retooling season. 4-overall pick in the 2020 NBA Draft has yet to burst onto the scene, but the Bulls seem to believe that is more due to circumstance than anything else. 
The Chicago Bulls can’t stop buying Patrick Williams stock.
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