G E'Twaun Moore started in Jimmy Butler's spot at shooting guard and finished with 16 points and seven assists, one of six Bulls to score in double figures.

Gs E'Twaun Moore and Derrick Rose scored 24 points apiece to lead Chicago (29-26).

G E'Twaun Moore started his 10th consecutive game on Friday night. Moore, 26, started three games during the previous two seasons.

G E'Twaun Moore was tapped to start about 90 minutes before the opening tip with leading scorer Jimmy Butler out on Wednesday, Moore ended up scoring 24 points, and his 4-for-5 shooting from beyond the 3-point arc led an 11-for-21 long-distance barrage by the Bulls in a 107-102 victory over the Sacramento Kings at Sleep Train Arena."I knew the team needed a spark, and that this was an important game," Moore said. "I tried to come out with energy and provide it."Moore, averaging 5.1 points before the contest, started only his sixth game and made all five of his shots during his 13-point first quarter. Three of them were 3's that carried the Bulls to a 34-25 lead that they never relinquished."E'Twaun was unbelievable all game long," Bulls coach Fred Hoiberg said. "We found out about an hour and a half before the game that Jimmy wasn't able to go, and somebody had to step up. But it wasn't just him."

G E'Twaun Moore sat out Monday because of a right hamstring strain.

G E'Twaun Moore scored seven of his 14 points in overtime, lifting the Bulls to a 115-11 victory over the 76ers on Thursday."E'Twaun making big baskets late (was critical)," said Bulls G Jimmy Butler, who scored 53 points. "That guy gets a lot of the credit for this win."

Moore scored 18 points (8-12 FG, 2-5 3Pt) to go along with two rebounds, five assists and two steals in 23 minutes Sunday against the Timberwolves.

Derrick Rose (left orbital fracture) did not play again Sunday and Kirk Hinrich only played 17 minutes, leaving Moore with extra playing time. Although he is a capable backup, don't expect him to see extended playing time this season barring multiple injuries at the point for the Bulls.

Moore played in 56 games for the Bulls this season and averaged 2.7 points, 0.8 rebounds and 0.6 assists per game.

Moore had a few nice performances this season, but was largely buried on the end of the Bulls bench. Expect him to have a limited role again next season if he returns to the team, leaving him with little fantasy value.

Moore has not played in either of the Bulls first two playoff games against the Bucks.

Moore had a few key moments in the regular season, but is not expected to play much in the playoffs as the Bulls have shortened their rotation.

Moore scored two points (1-2 FG) to go along with two assists in eight minutes Saturday against the Knicks.

The Bulls are finally starting to get healthy, leading to a decrease in playing time for Moore. He will likely see limited minutes going forward barring another injury to one of the Bulls guards.

Moore was a near-perfect 9-for-10 from the floor Thursday in a win over the Thunder and finished the game with 19 points, four rebounds, two steals and a block in 22 minutes.

With Jimmy Butler out, Moore's role was amplified off the bench, but don't expect this to be anything consistent. This season, he's averaging just 1.9 points, 0.7 rebounds and 0.5 assists in 7.3 minutes per game.

Moore played double-digit minutes off the bench for the second straight game Sunday, posting five points, one assist, and one three-pointer in 16 minutes against the Magic.

Moore also played 10 minutes against the Pelicans on Saturday, which isn't the most Earth-shattering stat in the universe, but he only seems to get double-digit minutes once every blue moon. So consider this a public service announcement for anyone in a 30-team league that would require Moore to be rostered. He's on a relative hot streak.

Moore played double-digit minutes off the bench for the second straight game Sunday, posting five points, one assist, and one three-pointer in 16 minutes against the Magic.

Moore also played 10 minutes against the Pelicans on Saturday, which isn't the most Earth-shattering stat in the universe, but he only seems to get double-digit minutes once every blue moon. So consider this a public service announcement for anyone in a 30-team league that would require Moore to be rostered. He's on a relative hot streak.

Moore scored four points (2-4 FG, 0-1 3Pt) to go along with two rebounds and one assist in 18 minutes Saturday against the Hawks.

Moore has played 18 minutes in each of the last two games and is getting playing time over Tony Snell at this point. Until Mike Dunleavy (ankle) and Doug McDermott (knee) return from injury, it appears the Bulls are going to give Moore a chance to play more. He doesn't carry much fantasy value though even with his new opportunity to play.

Moore scored four points (2-4 FG) to go along with two rebounds and one block in 14 minutes Thursday against the Lakers.

Moore has seen more playing time in the Bulls last two games with Kirk Hinrich (hamstring) out. Even with the increased playing time, Moore still doesn't carry significant fantasy value.

Moore scored nine points (4-8 FG, 1-1 3Pt, 0-2 FT) to go along with four rebounds and three assists in 24 minutes Friday against Portland.

Moore has barely played this season, but he was needed Friday as the Bulls were missing both Derrick Rose (hamstring) and Kirk Hinrich (ribs). If both players aren't able to play again Monday against the Jazz, look for Moore to see increased minutes.

Moore has played no more than three minutes in any game for the Bulls this season.

The Bulls are loaded this season and have plenty of depth at the guard position, so don't expect Moore to see much playing time.

Moore signed with the Bulls on Tuesday, Sportando

The former Purdue star appeared in 79 games for the Magic last season, averaging 6.3 points, 1.7 rebounds and 1.4 assists in 19.1 minutes. He joins a Bulls team that already features Derrick Rose, Kirk Hinrich and Aaron Brooks at the point guard spot, so Moore will likely provide depth more than anything else. However, at 6-4, he's also capable of playing shooting guard, so he'll compete for reserve minutes at both backcourt.

The Magic have rescinded their qualifying offer for E'Twaun Moore, making him an unrestricted free agent on July 1.

Moore became expendable once the Magic acquired PG Elfrid Payton on draft night, and he's unlikely to earn more than a backup role for an NBA team next season. In his three-year career, Moore has shot 40.7 percent from the field and 35.0 percent from downtown, while posting a decent 2.0 assist-to-turnover ratio.

E'Twaun Moore came off the bench on Wednesday and caught fire, hitting 6-of-6 shots and 5-of-5 3-pointers for 17 points in a win over the Nets.

There's not much to say about this, as he pulled it all off in just 18 minutes and we haven't felt the need to blurb him since mid-February. And the fact that he and Arron Afflalo got so hot tonight was likely responsible for Victor Oladipo's lack of minutes tonight.