Comments on: Free Agent Watch: It’s finally over…LeBron is joining the Super Friends

By: BoppinBob

BoppinBob — Mon, 12 Jul 2010 01:43:00 +0000

Bull4ever, your age and lack of knowledge is showing. Hank Aaron hit 755 HRs in his career not 715. He broke Babe Ruths career record of 714 HRs in 1974. Hammerin’ Hank never came close to braking the single season record of 60 HR which was broken by Roger Maris with 61 in 1961. Ruth hit his 714 HR in 8,399 at bats, Hank hit his 755 HRs in 12,384 at bats. But be that as it may, the Bulls set the bar very high with 72 wins. But I’ve learned in my lifetime to never say never.

By: bulls fan in ohio

bulls fan in ohio — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 14:53:41 +0000

i love Boozer attitude on taking it to the gutless 3, i think the bulls have a serious shot at being a contender, i really hope they can land jj redick and have kover come off the bench that gives us to solid 3 point shooters, and with boozer demanding a double team that will allow those to shooters to light it up

By: BULL4EVER

BULL4EVER — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 14:46:53 +0000

Chicago or Boston will bring down Miami,especially if it’s Chicago because they are totally younger than Boston and everything remains to be seen whether which team is more likely to upset Miami out of these two teams and how close will Chicago come to winning a 7th NBA title since Jordan and Pippen left the Windy City. GO BULLS BABY.

By: BULL4EVER

BULL4EVER — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 13:46:19 +0000

Babe Ruth was never at all synonymous to homeruns,boppinbob,the great HAMMERIN HANK has always been synonymous to homeruns and still is even today because barry bonds had to totally cheat by using PHDs/steroids to break his homerun record of 715 homers which was the most all-time homers by AARON.

By: BoppinBob

BoppinBob — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 13:31:39 +0000

Bull4ever, some people used to say the same thing about the Babe’s HR record. “I’m not sayin’, I’m just sayin'”, to quote a Chicago radio personality.

By: inkybreath

inkybreath — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 07:32:36 +0000

Might be crazy, but I like the talk about Shaun Livingston. Perhaps, having a top-average shooter with range, like Korver, behind you on the bench should take some of the pressure off? In limited games and minutes last year he showed good touch from the floor and the free-throw line, rebounded and dished. It could be pretty exciting to have him alongside Rose – and could save a pretty penny, I imagine…..?

By: TREYDOG

TREYDOG — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 04:14:34 +0000

I’d be very surprised if the Magic matches the Bulls offer of 20mil/3yrs for JJ Redick. If I were JJ, I would absolutely beg Otis Smith to not match for the chance to start and play significant minutes along side D. Rose and C. Boozer. JJ could become a modern day Jeff Hornacek when he averaged 15 pts a game playing alongside Stockton and Malone.

By: BULL4EVER

BULL4EVER — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 01:46:07 +0000

Yo treydog Chicago’s all-time record of 72 wins will never come to an end no matter how hard any team tries to bring down those 72 wins, and I don’t care even if it’s the Bulls trying to tally off more than 72 wins,trying to break their own all-time record.Chicago’s 72 wins, the Braves’ 14 straight NL East titles, Joe Dmaggio’s hitting streak of 56 straight and Jason Elam’s 63-yard field goal, these all-time feats are 4ever/immortal that won’t ever come to an end no matter how hard they will be tried to destroy.

By: LOLZ

LOLZ — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 21:21:03 +0000

PARGO SHOULD NEVER EVER BE ON A LIST OF A TEAM U WANT

By: PTFC

PTFC — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 19:40:49 +0000

I think the Celtics are finally and officially going to be old. I mean at some point I don’t care how much heart and determination you have the big 3 is 32-35 years old with a lot of mileage. At some point it just doesn’t matter and nature takes over.

With this said I put the Bulls right up there battling the Celtics for a 3 seed in the East.