The back of the basketball card told a story. A very real and somewhat dismal story. Good thing for the Bulls that Dwyane Wade and Jimmy Butler aren’t much into following scripts. When the front office decided to rid themselves of the likes of Mike Dunleavy and Pau Gasol – both threats to hit the three-pointer last season – and bring in Rajon Rondo and Wade, it looked like “Hoiball’’ would die a slow death in Year 2.
Fred Hoiberg’s offense at Iowa State was predicated on space and pace, drive-and-kick, basically using the three-point line as a weapon. Rondo, Wade and Butler have made careers out of more often than not being allergic to making three pointers. Butler entered the season a career …
