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2011 NBA Playoffs (pg. 59)
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| shaw |
This is my /game/ face
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| ziptnf |
| Legendary performance by Chris Bosh tonight. Had like 6000 points and 800 rebounds. Lots of pressure on the Bulls now. |
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| shaw |
Carlos Boozer can go himself in his Miami house afaic.
We play defense at this level, son. |
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| ziptnf |
| Gibson, Bogans, Noah, and Boozer were all acting like a bunch of bitches tonight. |
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| LeopoldStotch |
| chicago has issues. they really need to let deng touch the ball some more and let him play against lebron. get a couple of fouls on lebron. :conf: |
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| shaw |
| They were getting hosed on calls (esp. Noah), but if Boozer wasn't busy doing his best Torero impression (pun intended) on defense, it wouldn't have snowballed. |
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| ziptnf |
| What was it with Gibson and Bogans jawing so much? What was wrong with them? They had to be separated twice before things escalated to a fight. Wade and Bosh were both just walking away, they didn't get into it. |
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| The17sss |
| quote: | Originally posted by LeopoldStotch
chicago has issues. they really need to let deng touch the ball some more and let him play against lebron. get a couple of fouls on lebron. :conf: |
Indeed. Their biggest issue is that they are a team with 1 superstar, and it's starting to show during the grind of the playoffs. Just like with Lebron in Cleveland... sure they'll win 60 games a year, but when you're 1 guy surrounded by mediocre-at-best talent, you'll never get over that hump. Chicago will be like the Phoenix Suns of the east if they don't upgrade more of the roster; lots of wins, lots of playoff series wins, but never a real shot at the title. |
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| LeopoldStotch |
| i think the bulls still have a good shot at the title, but their handicap is the shooting guard position. brewer, bogans, and kyle korver aren't that great if you ask me. these guys aren't championship material. |
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| The17sss |
| quote: | Originally posted by LeopoldStotch
i think the bulls still have a good shot at the title, but their handicap is the shooting guard position. brewer, bogans, and kyle korver aren't that great if you ask me. these guys aren't championship material. |
I think they have no shot with the current roster. Just sayin'. I could be wrong. |
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| shaw |
They really would benefit a TON from a good 2 who can just knock down threes...and do other stuff (I'm looking at you, Korver).
Trade Boozer for Ray Allen & a draft pick, IMO. Rose, Allen, Deng, Gibson 4, Noah 5. Talk about a nightmare. Get a big to elbow the other starter, and now you're talking. |
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| ziptnf |
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Come on, now, Joakim, Kobe didn't make it completely clear to you that you'll get fined for that ?
| quote: | MIAMI -- Bulls center Joakim Noah apologized for allegedly using a gay slur toward a fan during Chicago's 96-85 loss to the Miami Heat in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference finals.
Noah was angry after picking up his second foul with 6:26 left in the first quarter. After sitting down on the bench he turned to his right and shouted toward a fan.
"I apologize," Noah said. "The fan said something to me that I thought was disrespectful, and I got caught up in the moment, and I said some things that I shouldn't have said. I was frustrated and I don't mean no disrespect to anybody. I just got caught up."
Noah said he expects to be fined for the comment.
NBA spokesman Tim Frank declined to comment on the incident.
Los Angeles Lakers star Kobe Bryant was fined $100,000 by the NBA for directing a gay slur toward referee Bennie Adams during a game against the San Antonio Spurs on April 12.
"While I'm fully aware that basketball is an emotional game, such a distasteful term should never be tolerated," Commissioner David Stern said in a statement. "Accordingly, I have fined Kobe $100,000. Kobe and everyone associated with the NBA know that insensitive or derogatory comments are not acceptable and have no place in our game or society."
Noah scored just one point to go along with five rebounds and struggled defensively against the Heat's Chris Bosh, who had 34 points as Miami went up 2-1 in the series |
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