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    Bulls fall to Celtics, 133-77, setting franchise record with 56-point defeat

    by K.C. Johnson, Chicago Tribune Dec 09, 2018 3 minutes

    CHICAGO - On Nov. 8, 2001, during what was then a franchise-record 53-point loss to the Timberwolves in Minnesota, coach Tim Floyd replaced starters Charles Oakley, Marcus Fizer, Brad Miller, Greg Anthony and Ron Mercer with the rarely seen five-man substitution of Fred Hoiberg, Kevin Ollie, Tyson Chandler, Eddy Curry and Trenton Hassell.

    Oakley blasted the move afterward, drawing a $50,000 fine from general manager Jerry Krause.

    History repeated itself Saturday

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