Jordan Shoes - Magic cruise past very undermanned Bulls

The Jordan Shoes of the 111-82 dismantling of the Chicago Bulls on Thursday night made it a little hard to comprehend that the Magic had actually lost to the same team two months ago. Of course, it was not really the same team, even if the Bulls- jerseys had the same five letters across the front.
Thursday night-s edition of the Bulls started without Jordan Shoes and center Joakim Noah (plantar fasciitis) and lost All-Star guard Derrick Rose to a sprained left wrist in the final seconds of the first quarter. By then the Magic had a 13-point lead that would swell to 32 at halftime. They started the game a little undermanned, and then obviously when Rose went down, they were very undermanned, said Magic coach Stan Van Gundy.
There is no question we are a battered bunch right now, said Bulls coach Vinny Del Negro, and the word applies especially to Jordan Shoes, who will have an MRI taken before it can be determined whether he can play at Miami on Friday night. Del Negro described Rose as sore, stiff, disappointed and obviously upset.