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NBA Playoffs Rd 2: (1) Miami Heat vs. (5) Chicago Bulls

King Taharqa

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  1. 1. Who will win?


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25 points, 8 rebounds, 7 assists for LeBron tonight. Heat go up 2-1. Nazr's shove on LeBron was a low IQ basketball play. He already got a tech on LeBron, then you foolishly get yourself ejected. And your squad is already shorthanded. Nazr cost the Bulls the game tonight.

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25 points, 8 rebounds, 7 assists for LeBron tonight. Heat go up 2-1. Nazr's shove on LeBron was a low IQ basketball play. He already got a tech on LeBron, then you foolishly get yourself ejected. And your squad is already shorthanded. Nazr cost the Bulls the game tonight.

 

There is so much wrong with this statement that it's not even funny. You clearly didn't even watch the game and just looked at the box score.

 

The only way the Bulls can win this series is if they play physical and try to get in the Heats (LBJ's, Wade's, Bosh's) head.

 

The difference in tonight's game was the superb play of Norris Cole and the abysmal free throw shooting of the Bulls. If the Bulls shoot 85% from the free throw line (instead of 68%) and limit Cole's production then they win this game.

 

If we're being honest, the Bulls just didn't have enough in the tank to win tonight.

 

Oh by the way, Nazr Mohammed will never be the reason a team loses or wins.

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There is so much wrong with this statement that it's not even funny. You clearly didn't even watch the game and just looked at the box score.

I watched the entire game.

 

The only way the Bulls can win this series is if they play physical and try to get in the Heats (LBJ's, Wade's, Bosh's) head.

And how's that working out so far? The Bulls are not as "physical" as the Heat. Everytime they go to that tactic they end up getting punched in the mouth. All the technicals, ejections, and crying is a bi-product of the Bulls frustration that they are no match for the Heat.

 

The difference in tonight's game was the superb play of Norris Cole and the abysmal free throw shooting of the Bulls. If the Bulls shoot 85% from the free throw line (instead of 68%) and limit Cole's production then they win this game.

And LeBron's 12 4th quarter points sealed the deal. He's the best closer in the game. Mr. Clutch!

 

If we're being honest, the Bulls just didn't have enough in the tank to win tonight.

If we're being honest, the Bulls wont win another game this series.

 

Oh by the way, Nazr Mohammed will never be the reason a team loses or wins.

The Heat outrebounded the Bulls tonight. Not having Nazr to spell Noah played a part in that.

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You beat me to it.

 

KT clearly didn't watch the game and just looked at the box score lol.

 

12 4th quarter points. Game was tied after 3. Looks like you didnt watch the game. Kevin Greene is a Kobe fan, he only looks at scoring. LeBron also had 8 rebounds, 7 assists, and 2 steals. He didnt miss a single FT. There is more to basketball than scoring.

 

 

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We'll have to agree to disagree then.

If we're being honest, the physical play of Noah, Muhammed, Gibson, Boozer, and Butler accompanied by the shooting touch of Belinelli and the all around great play of Robinson are the only things keeping Chicago in this series. So I would say the physicality definitely favors Chicago.

Yes LeBron had a solid fourth quarter, that three that answered Belinelli's was huge and the three point play where he drove and got Boozer to commit a foul for the and one sealed it. But without Cole and Bosh, the Heat aren't in the game to begin with.

By the wat, I think you're confusing LBJ and Durant when it comes to Mr. Clutch.

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Lebron? 6-17.

Nice game Norris Cole, the difference maker in this contest.

I love it,,,Kobe has these poor shooting games all the time, but you're always here to tell us that it doesnt matter, because his objective is to get to the FT line where he kills his FTs. And here you are glossing over the 11-11 from the line in a win.

Good work, keep up the hypocrisy!

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