The Bulls turned back the clock for a while yesterday.

It’d be nice if Tyson would learn how to set a pick.

I split time between the TNT and Comcast feeds. I really liked Scottie Pippen, though I still detest Tom Dore. And you can’t get enough of Red Kerr yelling strange things like, “Time out!” for no apparent reason. But Comcast’s coverage of the game sucked. They had audio and video problems and at least three times in the fourth quarter they missed baskets either because they picked an irrelevant camera shot or they were still showing a replay. Come to think of it, they suck at covering baseball, too. On TNT, I love the team of Marv Albert and Steve Kerr, and they are joined for the playoffs by Flip Saunders, and it’ll be fun to keep track of how many times Flip says “great” during the playoffs. He said it at least 237 times yesterday.

Kerry Wood and an injury? Who’d a thunk?

It’s Greggie and Rog on Friday, and Nomar still sounds like he doesn’t want to have surgery. I guess if it’s truly optional, you don’t have it. I mean why get cut open if you don’t have to?

The Bears’ depth chart is now:
Rex Grossman (talented and made out of paper mache)
Chad Hutchinson (talented and dumb as a post)
Craig Krenzel (horrible)
Kurt Kittner (horrible)
Kyle Orton (talented and at least two years away from doing anything but hold a clip board)

Great? But hey, at least Krenzel can get an early start on med school now.

I liked the Bears’ draft, but then, I’m no Mel Kiper Jr. But I will admit, I did not really like the new, rough, tough, halfback crying after he was picked. I mean, I’d cry if I got drafted by the Cardinals, but this was…excessive.

Dusty was asked if Wuertz could be the closer and he said, “not yet.” What the hell?

Neifi cannot be stopped.

Groucho on Arenas’ “jibbly arm.”

Mariotti puts down the doughnut to say that the Bulls are just like the city. You mean 1/12th gay?

Mike Mulligan on the offense the Bears are trying to cobble together.

Peter King’s Monday Morning Quarterback.

Don Banks picks winners and losers and the Bears aren’t either.

We always knew Len Dykstra was a fun guy.

Ken Rosenthal on Matt Murton and the fact that (you didn’t know this) the Sox have the lowest on base average in baseball. Enjoy your fat record while it lasts.

America’s finest news source’s guest columnist Johnny Depp on while he’ll never top “21 Jump Street.”