Chicago Bulls go scoreless in OT.

[PorkChop]

First time in franchise history.

Difficult for a professional franchise to go 5 minutes without scoring a point.

[Goat Milk]

yes

pretty much almost impossible

teams go 5 min without scoring sometimes

but never seen it in ot

[zizoudane10]

[Seto]

Cavs went scoreless in OT in game 1 of the Finals last year until a meaningless last second layup.

But yeah, doing it at home to the Timberwolves is absolutely fukking pathetic. What a schizo team. Same shit as last year.

[PorkChop]

And this is their new 'wide open, run & shoot offense'

[SBRMAN23]

Rose will be gone soon terrible injury riddle fool

[IBetYou]

Fred Hoiberg was supposed to fix the bulls' offense. Hasn't fixed anything by the look of it.

[BetThenSweat]

Thank God they did not. That gave me the win for under

[Goat Milk]

Jimmy Butler is bulls best player by far. They need to unleash him.

He played bad today but anytime you have Rose taking more shots than him I think it's a problem

[FlyinAir]

That's insane

[Punchy]

Chicago Bullshit

[DOM-Ganador]

Hold on fellas, Jazz just went 6 minutes in the forth without a point.

[jjgold]

so erratic

Minny looks for real

[DiggityDaggityDo]

For 78 minutes on Jan. 6, 1951, the Indianapolis Olympians battled the Rochester Royals and came out on top after six overtimes with a 75-73 victory to improve their record to 16-16.


And seriously, why can't we have team names like that anymore?


The offenses struggled all-game long but really stalled once the extra time starting ticking down off the clocks. The teams each managed just four points in the first four overtimes combined, including completely scoreless second and fourth overtimes.


There was an offensive exploding during the fifth overtime when the Royals and Olympians combined for eight points. Then the Olympians prevailed by scoring a basket in the final period while holding the Royals scoreless.


Two players scored 17 points for Indianapolis, including Alex Groza, the former Kentucky standout.