Advertisement:

Chicago Sports in Haiku

Bulls in Haiku: Clippers 90, Bulls 82

By AlyssaNickow, February 3, 2010 at 7:37 am

Bulls back in Chi-town,
But no homecoming parade,
End the streak at 5

Filed under: Bulls

Tags: Bulls, Clippers, Haiku

Advertisement:

Leave a comment

You must be logged in to post a comment.

Welcome to the new ChicagoNow.

Learn about the changes, browse our blogs, or
join ChicagoNow.

Sign in Pitch your idea
Advertisement:
Become A Fan On Facebook
Categories
- Cubs (499)
- White Sox (367)
- Blackhawks (328)
- Bulls (99)
- Bears (76)
- Uncategorized (31)
- Baseball (12)
- Stanley Cup Playoffs (9)
- Politics (8)
- Olympics (4)
Show more categories »
Tags
- Haiku (1256)
- Cubs (508)
- White Sox (390)
- Blackhawks (345)
- Bulls (104)
- Bears (77)
- Jonathan Toews (58)
- Patrick Kane (55)
- Pirates (46)
- Corey Crawford (43)
Show more tags »
Subscribe to Chgo Sports In Haiku

Enter your email address:
Delivered by FeedBurner
Recent posts
- Cubs In Haiku: Not All Tens Are Perfect »
  
  Ed Nickow on Chicago Sports in Haiku
  
  Posted Friday at 10:29 pm
- Cubs In Haiku: We Have A Problem - Houston »
  
  Ed Nickow on Chicago Sports in Haiku
  
  Posted Thursday at 9:55 am
- Crosstown Haiku: Best. Weekend. Ever. »
  
  Dan Nickow on Chicago Sports in Haiku
  
  Posted Monday at 1:05 pm
- Crosstown Haiku: Worst. Weekend. Ever. »
  
  Ed Nickow on Chicago Sports in Haiku
  
  Posted Monday at 12:42 pm
- Cubs In Haiku: So Long, Woody »
  
  Ed Nickow on Chicago Sports in Haiku
  
  Posted May 18, 2012 at 2:18 pm
Monthly Archives

Latest on ChicagoNow
- The End of an Era: No Izola's in Chatham
  
  from Concerned Citizens Of Chatham by Worlee
  posted today at 1:55 pm
- What's News: Catholics Suing the Feds or the Latest Idol?
  
  from Publius Forum by publiusforum
  posted today at 1:00 pm
- Fun with recent offensive trends
  
  from White Sox Observer by James Fegan
  posted today at 12:56 pm
- Exelon's Fishing for a Cure Breaks Record
  
  from Illinois Outdoors by Don Dziedzina
  posted today at 12:42 pm
- Race, poverty and politics: NATO and Chicago's finest; 3rd-party candidate talks politics; Medicaid cuts pass House
  
  from Chicago Muckrakers by Nick Moroni
  posted today at 12:13 pm
Related posts
From Sports: Cubs »
- Cubs: it's not the losing as much as it is who's doing the losing »
  
  Rob Letterly on Goat Riders Of The Apocalypse
  
  Posted Thursday at 3:48 pm
- The man who dared criticize Theo Epstein and Jed Hoyer »
  
  Tom Loxas on Cubs Den
  
  Posted today at 1:27 am
Related blogs
- Goat Riders Of The Apocalypse
  
  Bringing you Cubs news, analysis, and humor from 2004 until the end of the world.
- Cubs Den
  
  Old school baseball writing combined with the latest statistical trends
More from Sports: Cubs
Read these ChicagoNow blogs
- Anything Goes...
  
  A look at just about anything....
  - Have we lost sight of the meaning of Memorial Day?
- Lincoln Park Housewife
  
  Restaurant reviews, recipes, and responsible food shopping on a budget.
  - The Best Sushi in Chicago & How to Avoid the 2-hour Wait
- Nutrition & Health: Chicago Style
  
  Nutrition and health tips for active Chicagoans.
  - Exercise more, gain weight?
Featured on ChicagoNow
- 20 most-viewed ChicagoNow posts: May 21-25 »
  
  from Greenfield's Village by Jimmy Greenfield
  reblogged Friday at 5:38 pm
- A team of five ChicagoNow bloggers vs Kobayashi: Who can eat more Al's Beef sandwiches? »
  
  from My Sports Complex by Andy Frye
  reblogged Friday at 4:48 pm
- »
  
  from Chicanísima: Latino politics, news and culture by Teresa Puente
  reblogged Friday at 4:46 pm
- When the teacher is the bully -- A preschool nightmare »
  
  from Portrait of an Adoption by Carrie Goldman
  reblogged Friday at 2:51 pm
- Ditch the dogs this weekend, grill a pizza! »
  
  from What Kate Ate by Katy Kusek
  reblogged Friday at 6:54 am
Read these ChicagoNow Bloggers
- Reginald Nievera
  
  from The Male Perspective:
  
  When an Office Crush Goes Horribly Wrong
- Kiki
  
  from Check Yo'self!:
  
  Getting felt up by airport security
- Lucy Lloyd
  
  from Inklings:
  
  Birth control access increasingly restricted: Is it time to worry? (Yes.)