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Because Rajon Rondo Was Tying His Shoe, Bulls Turned It Over On The Inbound

Imagine this; you are fighting for a playoff spot, you have one of the easiest matchups in the league with the Rose-less New York Knicks, and you are on a 4 game winning streak.

Things couldn’t look any better pregame. But then you go on to shoot 38% from the field, commit 15 turnovers and lose the game.

Now, the Chicago Bulls are tied with the Pacers and are only half a game ahead of the Heat. One play in particular perfectly summed up the Bulls’ night.

Chicago inbounded the ball, but Rajon Rondo was still tying his shoe. New York’s Maurice Ndour stole the ball, and got fouled. He made both free throws.

We’ll see you on the next episode of Shaqtin’ A Fool.

Bulls turned it over on inbound because Rondo was tying his shoe pic.twitter.com/ZJPXGGmUsk

— Cody Westerlund (@CodyWesterlund) April 5, 2017