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Video: Bobby Portis talks moving on from the Bulls with #TheBIGS




He came to the Bulls as a 19-year-old rookie from the University of Arkansas thirsty to show every team that passed up on him in the 2015 draft made a mistake. He leaves as a 24-year-old vet with a reputation as an “enforcer” on the court and a leader off it. Fresh off a trade that sent him and Jabari Parker to the Washington Wizards for Otto Porter Jr., he only had to wait 72 hours for a chance at some payback vs his former team…and he gave the Bulls a healthy dose of it putting up a 10 pt, 12 reb double-double and adding 4 dimes on the way to a 134- 125 W with his new squad. Seeing that we were there to give Bobby one of his first interviews as a Bull (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u7q5h...) in his rookie season…it was only right we were there to get his thoughts when his time in "The House that Big Mike Built" came to an end. Peep the video to watch #US and the always on point OG Bobby Portis talk about why he loved playing for the city of Chicago, what he would tell any fellow NBA players if they asked his opinion about playing for the Bulls and the last thing he did before leaving for DC. #OGBobbyPortis #TheBIGS #ItsUS


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