Chicago Bulls: 3 goals for the new year

By Luke Askew | Jan 1, 2019

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The Chicago Bulls had a rough 2018, but it’s time to leave that year in the past as we head into 2019. Here are 3 goals for the new year.

The Chicago Bulls were absolutely terrible in 2018. From January 1, 2018-December 31, 2018, the Bulls had a horrendous record of 24-59. That’s nowhere near what the City of Chicago expects from their basketball team.

There is good news for Bulls fans, though. Just like everyone else, the Bulls can use the new year to reinvent themselves. Whether or not they succeed in doing so is a different story.

When fans look back at the year of 2018, they’ll think of bad losses, a strange coaching change, and injuries. Hopefully, 2019 has better things in store. Will there be more bad losses in 2019? Absolutely. Will there be another coaching change in 2019? If only I knew. Will there be more devastating injuries? It’s sports, so I would assume so, but hopefully, injuries don’t hurt the team as much as they did in 2018.

Some things are out of the Bulls’ control (injuries, the draft lottery) but some are definitely in their control (effort, coaching, draft selection). Will 2019 be a good year for the Bulls or will it be a repeat of 2018?

Here are 3 goals for the Bulls as we head into 2019.

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