Comments on: Quick Reaction: Heat 104, Bulls 94

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By: Bill R.

Bill R. — Sun, 12 May 2013 02:38:30 +0000

The Nazr/LeBron incident aside, this series is not being called evenly, and that’s making an already uneven match-up even more uneven. This isn’t NBA conspiracy theory, and in any case I’m sure the powers that be would prefer that this series get stretched out, rather than shortened (and unless Lu or Kirk can get well quick, this isn’t likely to be a long one).

Thibs clearly is miffed over the calls, judging by his comments and no-comments at last night’s press conference. Then again, he may be trying to work the refs for the next game or trying to motivate his team.

Also, the comments above re Boozer are very silly — he’s been a key force all season, one of the best PFs in the game. We need him to contribute now, like he did all year and in the Brooklyn series.

By: 1c1cle

1c1cle — Sat, 11 May 2013 21:57:36 +0000

and it burns because Nazr has been playing well. Also, I wouldn’t mind a Lebron or Wade injury to even the score a bit, I dont want any player to get hurt by an out-of-game incident. Nazr could have hurt Lebron. Nazr’s play was dirty. Instead of us talking about how lebron throw Nazr to the ground, we’re not only talking about Nazr’s stupidity.

By: Hyper Hooper

Hyper Hooper — Sat, 11 May 2013 18:46:28 +0000

aiso want to say how impressive it is what the bulls are doing.

to wn the brooklyn series and to be this competative against the miami friggin heat……….wow.

By: Hyper Hooper

Hyper Hooper — Sat, 11 May 2013 18:39:38 +0000

i dont blame booz, every time he trys to back down anybody its an offensive foul. he plays defense when he’s invovled on offfense. and its just ugly whe they dont get him the ball.

as much control as thibs has, he should be blamed as well. cant be all Thibs when they win, and all Bulls when they dont.

front office quit on the season , so rose quit on the front office, not the team ! big difference.
didnt help that they threw him under the bus either, medically cleared and all.

oh yeah that UC crowd is pretty awful. madhouse on madison ? more like nursing home. its no suprise the bulls had a bad home record.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Sat, 11 May 2013 13:44:00 +0000

In response to the Bulls could have been 2-1. Shoulda, coulda, woulda. That’s all!

By: johnny a

johnny a — Sat, 11 May 2013 04:02:35 +0000

Hey, nice Boozer mention! Boozer is awful. He is the starting power forward on one of the best defenses in the league, and his defense is therefore, we can all agree, awful. He plays for one of the best coaches in the league who stubbornly refuses to bench him, and this amazingly good coach is obviously incompetent in this regard. Despite being paid less then Chris Bosh, and being shorter and less athletic, he’s not as good as the Boshtrich, and actually has a really poor matchup against him. It’s an outrage! And Boozer’s good rebounding, above-average shooting, and effective team play — wtf? If Boozer were only Udonis Haslem, David West, David Lee/Harrison Barnes, Boris Diaw, Serge Ibaka, Zach Randolph, or whoever starts at PF for the Knicks, the Bulls would be way better. I blame Boozer for all the Bulls losses, and damn him with faint praise when he plays well.