Nov 30, 2006 12:54 PM EST
Ben Wallace did not practice today due to a stiff neck. He is listed as day-to-day for tomorrow’s game versus the Hornets at Oklahoma City.
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Ben Wallace played last night against the Knicks despite what he identified to the Chicago Tribune as ligament damage and a chipped bone in his right hand, which he suffered Saturday.
That is more serious than the sprained right index finger and wrist contusion the team announced Monday.
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LeBron James doesn't understand why the Bulls are making such a big fuss about a headband.
"I know Ben Wallace has been wearing a headband for long time. I have worn a headband for a long time, probably from when I was 13 years old until now," James said.
"It is a routine. I don't know what I'd do if I couldn't wear one. If it is something you have been doing your whole life -- it doesn't matter what field you're in, athletics or the business side -- if someone comes and tells you to switch your routine up, it is going to mess up your work.
"I'd be upset if they had some rule about it here. I don't know why it is such a problem," James said. "It's not disrespecting anybody, it's not thinking you're bigger than anyone on the team. Hey, certain people must have their own rules."
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Bulls Nov 2006 Archive
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Chicago Tribune | Nov 28, 2006
The Bulls' Ben Wallace has met with John Paxson about his recent insubordination, but does not regret wearing a headband.
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Chicago Tribune | Nov 27, 2006
Bulls' GM John Paxson spoke at length with Ben Wallace for a second straight Monday, trying to make sure Wallace's insubordination didn't continue.
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Press Release | Nov 27, 2006
Ben Wallace sustained a mild injury to his right wrist and index finger in the first half of the New York game on Saturday, Nov.
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Chicago Tribune | Nov 27, 2006
The frustration behind Ben Wallace's insubordination Saturday night has been brewing since the first week of training camp
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Chicago Tribune | Nov 26, 2006
Thirteen games into a four-year contract that will pay him $60 million, Ben Wallace and Scott Skiles are at odds.
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Chicago Tribune | Nov 26, 2006
Chicago coach Scott Skiles was ejected early in the third quarter of a game against the New York Knicks on Saturday night, even though the Bulls led by 23 points at the time.
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Chicago Tribune | Nov 25, 2006
Ben Wallace, who entered last night's game against the Sixers averaging 10.
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Chicago Tribune | Nov 20, 2006
Phil Jackson is an admirer of the Bulls, according to the Chicago Tribune, saying that the team is relentless but lacking a strong offensive punch.
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Daily Herald | Nov 14, 2006
Two days after playing the full 48 minutes in an 89-80 victory over Indiana, Bulls center Ben Wallace skipped practice.
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Chicago Sun-Times | Nov 13, 2006
The Bulls may be packing some lineup changes when they hit the road for a seven-game, two-week trip that begins Tuesday in Dallas.
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Daily Southtown | Nov 8, 2006
Luke Schenscher continues to work out at the Berto Center, practice facility of the Chicago Bulls, in hopes of signing with another club.
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Daily Southtowm | Nov 4, 2006
Ben Wallace wandered into the Sacramento locker room following their game on Friday to seek Ron Artest.
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Chicago Sun-Times | Nov 4, 2006
Ron Artest was asked how long it would it take him to defeat Ben Wallace in a boxing match and he said replied, ''One round.
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Chicago Tribune | Nov 4, 2006
yrus Thomas tried to mask how he felt wearing a mask to protect his broken nose.
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Chicago Sun-Times | Nov 3, 2006
It remains uncertain whether or not Tyrus Thomas will be available for Chicago's home opener versus Sacamento.
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Press Release | Nov 2, 2006
The Chicago Bulls will tip-off the 2006-2007 regular season home opener this Friday, November 3 by unveiling a new animation for the player introductions created by Chicago natives, Andy and Larry Wachowski, the creative geniuses behind The Matrix trilogy and V for Vendetta.
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Chicago Tribune | Nov 1, 2006
Tyrus Thomas broke his nose in his NBA debut and sat out Wednesday's game in Orlando, but he expects to be ready for Friday's home opener against Sacramento.
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Daily Herald | Nov 1, 2006
The Bulls’ Tyrus Thomas was all smiles following his official NBA debut, even though he wore two pieces of tape over a broken nose.
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Yahoo! | Nov 1, 2006
Kirk Hinrich scored 26 points, Chris Duhon added 20 and the Chicago Bulls emphatically spoiled Miami's celebratory mood, beating the defending NBA champion Heat 108-66 in Tuesday night's season opener.
