Game 1 was just the Bulls' night. EVERYTHING was falling. Throw up 3 by Watson? Lucky 3 point shot by Deng? Asik layups?
Deng's a good 3 point shooter.
OMG CJ Watson tossed up a 3 because the shot clock was running out and it went it. Bulls are soooooo lucky.
Game 1 was just a staple performance of how Chicago can play when they work their strengths. It's not like they were just tossing up random shit that was going in. I mean, Miami even shot a better percentage than Bulls, I guess that means EVERYTHING is falling.
Game 2 was a different story. Miami played better on the defensive end, and Chicago played even worse on the offensive end, they missed a bunch of shots that rattled around the rim. Miami also got a big lift off the bench from Haslem, which they desperately needed in Game 1. Then again, you're not going to win any games if you only score 29 points in one half.
It should be interesting to see what kind of energy there is for Game 3. I'm expecting Miami to bring a good game to protect their home court. But I don't know if I see them winning both games, beating a really good defensive team 3 straight times is an extremely hard thing to do. I still see this series going 7.
I don't think Bulls can win in Miami.
My opinion is that the Heat will go back to Chicago with a 3-1 lead.
Bulls will win that one but lose once again in Miami and the Heat will win the series 4-2.
That's my prediction.
Ain't you the one who predicted the rapture was supposed to be yesterday?
Yes Yes.. I'm sure you are the one!
Bleh, exaggerating. The calls come if Heat up to 3-1 in Game 4.
There are turning points in each series. Games where it's clear that one team will always hold the advantage. We saw it with Dallas last night. If Miami goes up here... I'm sorry, but I don't see Chicago having enough to catch them.
There are turning points in each series. Games where it's clear that one team will always hold the advantage. We saw it with Dallas last night. If Miami goes up here... I'm sorry, but I don't see Chicago having enough to catch them.
So if Miami wins tonight, and Chicago wins game 4? It's still over?
There are turning points in each series. Games where it's clear that one team will always hold the advantage. We saw it with Dallas last night. If Miami goes up here... I'm sorry, but I don't see Chicago having enough to catch them.
Its very different situation, Bulls is the one with HCA, they're on mission to get it back. Infact Bulls win on any two of this will look more similar to your description to mavs. Its either Miami gonna lead 3-1 or not.
Its very different situation, Bulls is the one with HCA, they're on mission to get it back. Infact Bulls win on any two of this will look more similar to your description to mavs. Its either Miami gonna lead 3-1 or not.
The difference is that Miami has the two best players. Chicago can win by playing better team defense and rebounding, but they're not going to catch Miami if they're playing from behind in a series. Miami can too easily put their foot on your neck with the two guys they've got.
Re: May 22, ECF Game 3 Chicago Bulls @ Miami Heat
