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    Phil Rosenthal: Zion Williamson shouldn't have been playing anyway

    by Phil Rosenthal, Chicago Tribune Feb 21, 2019 3 minutes

    Thanks a lot, Nike.

    The Bulls have a slender strand of hope for redeeming this awful season, and it threatened to rip like a poorly made shoe.

    Watching Zion Williamson of Duke go down with a knee injury Wednesday night and burst-apart shoe in the first minute of the top-ranked Blue Devils' loss to visiting rival No. 8 North Carolina took everyone's breath away - and not in a good way.

    Adding angst to injury, Williamson, the anticipated No. 1 pick in the NBA

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