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As he pulls up to the United Center on a cold January night, the gruff Chicago cab driver chuckles. "Look at that," he says, pointing a gloved finger at a half-dozen kids sporting jerseys of Kirk Hinrich, Tyson Chandler and Eddy Curry. "People wearing Bulls Shirts. Last few years, all you usually see is jerseys for the other team."
Seems things are changing around this bunch of Bulls, presumed to be Eastern Conference roadkill entering this season. By mid-December, when Chicago was 4-15, predictions of the team's early demise seemed on target. Talk of trades and the job security of vice president of basketball operations John Paxson spiked. The Bulls could not ...