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[QUOTE=BlackVVaves]Anytime a team loses a game by 20+ points, it's never the refs that cost them the game.[/QUOTE]
this and for everyone else that wants to point out the score, you guys need to watch the game.
It was close, and very competitive, until the refs came in and took over. After that, it was pointless. That's when the score started to run up, when the damage was already done.
[QUOTE=ripthekik]:facepalm
it was close and within 10 all the way until refs started doing their work.[/QUOTE]
This phaggit is so mad right now. Epic blowout...... Refs did it..
Lol. You stupid phaggit. :roll:
Look at the Heat:
LeBron = #1a option
Wade = #1b option
Bosh = Used to be a #1 option
Ray Allen = Used to be a #1 option
Rashard Lewis = Used to be a #1 option (and the team is so deep he only sees garbage minutes)
throw in some good role players and look at that team.
Meanwhile Chicago = a group of role players and second options trying to stay alive. They're scrappy and they have a lot of heart, but heart can only do so much.
They're losing because Miami is a f*ckin juggernaut of a team. The refs may have gifted Miamisome of these points but this is an asswhooping that not even refs could set up
[QUOTE=ripthekik]this and for everyone else that wants to point out the score, you guys need to watch the game.
It was close, and very competitive, until the refs came in and took over. After that, it was pointless. That's when the score started to run up, when the damage was already done.[/QUOTE]
It was close through midway through the second quarter. Then the refs let everyone play, which was when the Heat went on about a 50-20 run. So, no, actually you are 100% wrong per usual.
Miami pushed the ball beautifully tonight. Of course as a Bulls homer I'm going to think there are some calls that didn't go our way, but that wouldn't even be close to tilting a 40 point win. Heat came out and played great tonight, gratz to the Heat players, fans and organization:cheers: . Sorry the bandwagon Lebron stans are so adamant about making your fanbase look like classless sore winners.
[QUOTE=Kurosawa0]Thug ball was never going to work for the whole series. Bulls now have to actually try to win by playing basketball.[/QUOTE]
Isiah Thomas made it work for 2 consecutive seasons.
[QUOTE=j3lademaster]Miami pushed the ball beautifully tonight. Of course as a Bulls homer I'm going to think there are some calls that didn't go our way, but that wouldn't even be close to tilting a 40 point win. Heat came out and played great tonight, gratz to the Heat players, fans and organization:cheers: . Sorry the bandwagon Lebron stans are so adamant about making your fanbase look like classless sore winners.[/QUOTE]
Someone without an agenda? And a Bulls fan too? Wowzers. Props to you, sir.
[QUOTE=TheBigVeto]Isiah Thomas made it work for 2 consecutive seasons.[/QUOTE]
Isiah Thomas is little bit better than the clowns on the bulls...
[QUOTE=j3lademaster]Miami pushed the ball beautifully tonight. Of course as a Bulls homer I'm going to think there are some calls that didn't go our way, but that wouldn't even be close to tilting a 40 point win. Heat came out and played great tonight, gratz to the Heat players, fans and organization:cheers: . Sorry the bandwagon Lebron stans are so adamant about making your fanbase look like classless sore winners.[/QUOTE]
Now this is a grade A great post:applause: props to u sir
:lebroncry:
[QUOTE=j3lademaster]Miami pushed the ball beautifully tonight. Of course as a Bulls homer I'm going to think there are some calls that didn't go our way, but that wouldn't even be close to tilting a 40 point win. Heat came out and played great tonight, gratz to the Heat players, fans and organization:cheers: . Sorry the bandwagon Lebron stans are so adamant about making your fanbase look like classless sore winners.[/QUOTE]
Future repped :cheers:
[QUOTE=ripthekik]this and for everyone else that wants to point out the score, you guys need to watch the game.
It was close, and very competitive, until the refs came in and took over. After that, it was pointless. That's when the score started to run up, when the damage was already done.[/QUOTE]
Exactly.
If the refs don't intervene in Chicago, I could see the Bulls gutting out two wins to go up 3-1 but we all know Stern won't let that happen.
[QUOTE=TheMan]If the refs don't intervene in Chicago, I could see the Bulls gutting out two wins to go up 3-1 but we all know Stern won't let that happen.[/QUOTE]
:roll:
Good job, OP. Your thread is a pile of shit that already attracted some flies that feed on it.
Props to J3, its not often you see someone on this forum talking while actually having seen the game and understanding what happened in it.