Comments on: An historic win: Bulls 101, Heat 97

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By: mark

mark — Thu, 28 Mar 2013 19:40:17 +0000

The Bulls without Rose could take a series from any team in the East (outside of Miami) during the playoffs, but could also lose to any team in the playoffs … They should focus on getting everybody healthy instead of getting a higher seed because unless they can get to a 3 seed to avoid Miami before the ECF I don’t think it will help much. 6/7 seed seems to be ideal to me.

I don’t see how Rose could sit on the sidelines during the playoffs and not feel like he needs to be out there.

By: Bill R.

Bill R. — Thu, 28 Mar 2013 18:49:24 +0000

Best win of the year, easily. Strong players doing their jobs (Luol, Boozer), and gutty role players providing game-changing moments (Kirk on two physical plays, Jimmy on his dunk, and Nate with that huge late three). Kind of amazing they did it without Joakim too.

I will be interested to see how this group does in the playoffs without Rose, as seems likely now. I’m not sure they can turn in this kind of effort four games in a row, but the Bulls will not be an easy out for anyone in the East.

That said, they have significantly underperformed in the playoffs the last two years. Maybe Thibs can get them geared up the right way this year.

By: Matt McHale

Matt McHale — Thu, 28 Mar 2013 18:37:25 +0000

scott r — I’m not a fan of Reilly either, but it’s a worthwhile point. If winning streaks are harder today than they were in earlier eras, then why are they more common. Just this season we have seen winning streaks of 15, 17 and 27 games. Five of the top seven winning streaks in league history have happened since the year 2000. The previous second-best streak of 22 games in a row was accomplished just five seasons ago by a rather unremarkable Rockets team.

Again, what the Heat did was amazing. Having the second-best winning streak in history is nothing to sneeze at. Yet people are trying to find reasons why Miami’s run was better, more meaningful, more significant, or whatever, than the Lakers’ streak. They want to call it “the modern record” or what have you. Last time I checked, record books don’t have “Modern Record” sections.

Something can be great without people trying to make “Greatest Ever” claims.

By: mark

mark — Thu, 28 Mar 2013 18:29:16 +0000

Great game and effort by the Thibs and the Bulls.

1. Take note NBA teams … the greatest weakness Lebron has is his mind … get in his head and under his skin and you can beat his team … If he has no fear of you (Thunder in the finals) he will be relaxed and pick you apart.

2. Take note DRose … you have an opportunity to take a crack at the Heat in the playoffs WITHOUT playing a grueling 82 game schedule … IF you are as great and healthy as you say, you will never feel that great at this point in any other season … take advantage of it.

Great game again for all the Bulls that could actually suit up.

By: scott r

scott r — Thu, 28 Mar 2013 15:43:16 +0000

Kirk Hinrich. I should retire as a basketball expert right now. Thanks Capt’n Kirk.

Great roundup. The quote from Rick Reilly was weird. That guy has been useless for 10 years and I never read his stuff. But he comes up here and he writes about Wrigley Field and I’m reminded why I dislike him.