Miles Bridges becomes first player named a Big Baller Bull (74 views)

[TimPig]

Back in 2019, the Bulls inducted Miles Bridges into the "Big Baller Bulls" Ring of Honor, making him the first player to receive the honor that had only been bestowed on current GM and Team President Tim Pig. Bridges, a champion in 2015, retired as TMBSL's career leader in a number of offensive categories, including points scored, field goals, field goal attempts, three pointers, three point attempts, and minutes played. He'll be fondly remembered as the first member of the Chicago Bulls inducted into the TMBSL Hall of Fame wearing a Bulls jersey.

Miles Bridges
Big Baller Bulls

Bulls Years: 2012 - 2018
Inducted: 2019
Position: Shooting Guard

Bulls Stats:

MPG: 34.8
PPG: 25.1
FG%: .496
FT%: .915
3PT%: .415
RPG: 7.0
APG: 3.0
SPG: 0.9
BPG: 0.6
TOPG: 1.4

Bulls Achievements:

- 2015 TMBSL Champion
- 2012 All-League First Team
- 2012 All-Star Game Participant
- 2013 All-League First Team
- 2013 All-Defensive First Team
- 2013 All-Star Game Participant
- 2014 All-League First Team
- 2014 All-Defensive Second Team
- 2014 All-Star Game Participant
- 2015 All-League First Team
- 2015 All-Star Game Participant
- 2016 All-League First Team
- 2016 All-Star Game Participant
- 2017 All-League First Team
- 2017 All-Star Game Participant

Biography:

Height: 6'7
Weight: 230 pounds
College: Michigan State University

Transactions:

- Selected by the Chicago Bulls with the 9th pick in the 2012 TMBSL Contraction Draft
- Re-signed with the Chicago Bulls following the 2015 season for 3 years at $17,000,000 per year
- Retired following the 2018 season

Notes:

- A centerpiece of the 2015 TMBSL Champion Bulls roster that also included future Big Baller Bulls Simisola Shittu and Dave Lattin
- Only missed a grand total of 22 games across his seven seasons with the Bulls
- Made All-League First Team in six of his seven seasons with the Bulls
- Made the All-Star Team in six of his seven seasons with the Bulls
- Cemented himself as the greatest scorer in TMBSL history before eventually retiring with the Bulls