Charles Barkley leaves Shaquille O’Neal in splits with wild claim about Chicago Bulls

Chicago Bulls recently had an extremely tough time going up against the versatile LA Clippers outfit.

The Chicago Bulls played host to the Los Angeles Clippers on Thursday night at the United Center in what was arguably a thrilling night of basketball. The Bulls eventually lost 126-111 largely to poor first-quarter performance which saw them make 8/19 field goals (42.1%) compared to the Clippers’ 15/23 (65.2%).

Paul George and Kawhi Leonard led the charge for the Clippers with 28 points, five rebounds, seven assists, and 27 points, five rebounds, and three assists respectively. As a result, the LA Clippers made it four consecutive victories in a row over the Bulls.

Charles Barkley wasn’t impressed by the performance of the Bulls, especially the way they struggled to keep the Clippers’ offense at bay. He spoke of their prospects and chances if they competed in the “March Madness.” It’s an insult most Chicago Bulls fans wouldn’t want to hear considering the fact that the tournament that involves the acclaimed “March Madness” was for college basketball teams and the Bulls are an elite NBA outfit.

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