There is one problem that Chicago Bulls head coach Tim Thibodeau would like to find an immediate solution for his team. The Bulls has been labelled as the comeback team for the many come-from-behind wins this season and Thibodeau obviously do not want that tag. The problem is the Bulls are usually slow starters and Thibodeau knows they are threading dangerous waters. The former Boston Celtics assistant mentor says the team must show its readiness at the start of every game and not during the last five minutes of the game, according to Bulls.com.
“They got whatever they wanted to start the game, so you’re playing from a deficit. The big thing about this league is getting ready to play each and every night. Everyone says it’s the last five minutes. No, it’s not. It’s the start of the game. It’s readiness to play. And when you study all the stats, you’ll see that the teams that are leading after the first quarter, there’s a big discrepancy in terms of how much they win.”
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