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In this week's "That's What She Said," Sarah Spain takes stock of the Chicago Bulls who have been without superstar Derrick Rose for 284 days.

Cheer up, Chicago. History (think Tom Brady and Robert Griffin III) shows Bulls superstar Derrick Rose can come back as strong as ever from his torn ACL.

In this week's "That's What She Said," Sarah Spain lists what she'll miss about the lockout. Item No. 1: vintage Bulls game re-runs.

Sarah Spain, espnW's resident Chicago superfan, makes the case for the Windy City as the home of the best female sports fans in all the land.

Last night the Mavericks punched their ticket to the NBA Finals, tonight the Heat look to do the same in Game 5 against the Bulls. If Miami continues to get good play from their bench, it'll be all over. Here are the Games We're Watching.

Since its opening in 1992, the Chicago Bulls' practice facility has been the site of some memorable events. In October 1993, when Michael Jordan announced suddenly that he was retiring, he did so from the Berto Center. Less than two years later, the ...

Following the sudden death of his longtime assistant in 1991, owner Jerry Reinsdorf named the team's practice facility after her. She is missed to this day.

With big-time games come big-time names, and both the Heat and the Bulls boast plenty of celeb support. Which city could front the best fan squad?

While Derrick Rose & Co. try to take a two-game lead over Miami, the Sharks and Canucks take the ice in Vancouver and 30 baseball teams hit the diamond. Here are the Games We're Watching.

When league MVP Derrick Rose is hot, his Bulls team usually comes on top. The Hawks look to keep the ball out of Rose's hands tonight -- or at least limit his shooting like they did in their Game 4 victory Sunday. Here are the Games We're Watching.

Perennial title contenders the Lakers and the Celtics are both down 2-0 in their conference semifinal series, leaving espnW's Sarah Spain to wonder whether this year will mark a changing of the guard in the NBA.

Puckheads, rejoice! The REAL hockey season starts tonight, when the quest for Lord Stanley begins. While hockey teams begin postseason play, basketball squads will battle for one last win.

In the Pro's Questionnaire, our favorite sports figures take our abridged version of the most famous personality test, the Proust Questionnaire. Chicago Bulls point guard Derrick Rose is up.

The Madness continues today, with another 16 ways for my bracket to get busted. (Alright, alright, even more busted.) Here's what we're watching.

Quick, find Tru TV on your channel lineup! The new 68-team NCAA tournament starts tonight and you don't wanna miss a minute of the Madness. Four teams meet in two of the new First Four games tonight hoping to play their way into the "real" brackets.

Miami Heat coach Erik Spoelstra was running damage control Monday, one day after telling the world his players were in tears following their one-point loss to the Bulls. Shhh ... if you listen closely, you can hear the sound of Spoelstra backpedaling.