 Hardened by past questions about his toughness and buoyed by the Bulls' championship potential, an upbeat Luol Deng will try to play through a torn ligament in his left wrist that sources say doctors suggested he have surgery to repair.  | Deng 'week-to-week' with torn wrist ligament Changing the official prognosis from "day-to-day" to "week-to-week," Chicago Bulls coach Tom Thibodeau confirmed Tuesday that Luol Deng suffered a torn ligament in his left wrist. |  | Bulls hail Hamilton's veteran presence Richard Hamilton became the 120th player in NBA history to score 15,000 points Monday night. It only seemed like he received that many compliments from his new teammates afterward. |  | Gibson's sprained left ankle improving Though Taj Gibson missed his second straight game with a sprained left ankle, the forward said the injury is improving and he's hoping to return for Friday's home game against the Bucks. |  | Rose back and Bulls rout Nets For many teams, losing an All-Star-caliber small forward whom the coach has called "the glue" would cast a somber pall. |  | Bulls ace team chemistry Following a pre-training camp workout in early-December, Luol Deng, Ronnie Brewer, Joakim Noah and then-Bull Keith Bogans strolled into Stevenson High's gym and, amid the shrieks and autograph requests, did their best to remain anonymous sitting in the backless bleachers. | |  | |
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