NBA 10-11

A forum for non-baseball sports
Post Reply
User avatar
st.lewis11
Hall Of Famer
Posts: 15773
Joined: June 14 06, 10:17 pm
Location: Small southern IL town, 40 min from STL

Re: NBA 10-11

Post by st.lewis11 »

I suspect James & Wade are thinking they chose the wrong guy to team up with; Bosh does not offer much on the floor.

jim
Red Lobster for the seafood lover in you
Posts: 50393
Joined: May 1 06, 2:41 pm

Re: NBA 10-11

Post by jim »

stlouie_lipp wrote:Miami is a soft team. No matter who wins tonight, Miami is a soft team.
Yep. 28th in the league in points in the paint?

I love love love love this Chicago Bulls team.

User avatar
thrill
bronoun enthusiast
Posts: 30539
Joined: April 14 06, 10:45 pm
Location: barely online

Re: NBA 10-11

Post by thrill »

[expletive].

[/youtube]

User avatar
InvincibleCakeEater
GRB's obsessive compulsive baseball poster
Posts: 28275
Joined: October 12 07, 12:28 pm
Location: Raptured

Re: NBA 10-11

Post by InvincibleCakeEater »

Bulls were extremely lucky to get the win tonight.

User avatar
cardsfansince82
is shooing asian children away from his fridge.
Posts: 27776
Joined: May 17 06, 10:23 pm
Location: at the gettin' place

Re: NBA 10-11

Post by cardsfansince82 »

Bosh may have played the worst game in NBA history tonight.

User avatar
Maclowery
Child Pot Activist
Posts: 7742
Joined: June 15 06, 7:27 am
Location: NYC

Re: NBA 10-11

Post by Maclowery »

I knew this game would be hard to watch!

Bulls looked like they just couldn't handle James + Wade in the first half. Then they were gangbusters for a good 6 minutes of the 3rd quarter. Then they got cold, then hot, etc etc.

Awesome finish, for sure. That Deng 3 caused me to minorly injure myself jumping off the couch so quickly.

My man Omer was a badass on D. And on offense, he set some great pick and rolls, and simply never got a pass after his solid roll into the paint. He had position a good six or eight possessions where Rose or Watson used his pick and then kicked it somewhere else instead of feeding it to him in the paint. I feel like he could have scored 12 or 16 points if he'd gotten some passes. No worries, though.

We wouldn't have won this game if Bosh hadn't had the worst game ever. I was amazed how many times they fed him the ball only to see him clank another 12 footer. Haha! Eat it Heat!

Pessimism going into a game is an easy out as a sports fan; you set yourself up for defeat, then a win keeps you happy. That stupid Toronto game made me focus on our weaknesses and not all the awesome stuff the Bulls have goin on. Anyway, the whiskey has me babbling. Go Bulls.

Socnorb11
The Last Word
Posts: 21908
Joined: June 21 06, 8:45 am

Re: NBA 10-11

Post by Socnorb11 »

MrSaigon wrote: Also, I don't want OKC to be good, because now that Denver and Utah are almost certainly out, the division goes to them or us. And also Clay Bennett is an expletive.
I wouldn't count the Nuggets out just yet. They beat the Celtics by 14 last night. The new emphasis on defense and ball distribution is going to be fun to watch....... and they've still got some pretty decent talent on that team.

User avatar
JunkBondTrader
Veteran Player
Posts: 547
Joined: June 11 09, 1:46 am

Re: NBA 10-11

Post by JunkBondTrader »

thrill wrote:[expletive].

[/youtube]
Holy hell. Dude should be fined for that nonsense. No wonder he whined so much about Omer stepping on him.

jim
Red Lobster for the seafood lover in you
Posts: 50393
Joined: May 1 06, 2:41 pm

Re: NBA 10-11

Post by jim »

Yeah that was the only positive thing Bosh did for Miami the entire night. They threw up a stat that it was the worst shooting night by a guy since 1973 or something. It was unbelievable.

I think I'm about to say something unpopular. If the Bulls were to be knocked out, I think I would get on the LBJ train to South Beach. Put all the b.s. from the summer behind, and I love watching the guy play. He's talented, a competitor, and a sportsman. Wade too. I'm sick of the Lakers and absolutely detest Boston. I really hope they get the 1 seed assuming the Bulls get the 3, because I would rather see a Boston/Chicago round 2 then Miami/Chicago. We can't beat Miami in a 7 game series. Getting to a conference final is a moral victory, and kicking Boston's ass would be as much as I could ask for.

User avatar
thrill
bronoun enthusiast
Posts: 30539
Joined: April 14 06, 10:45 pm
Location: barely online

Re: NBA 10-11

Post by thrill »

LeBron is easy to hate when you don't watch him. When you watch him you remember, "oh yeah, this dude is a basketball god."

Derrick is a fabulous player, but there is no human being on earth that is so clearly the most valuable player in their sport. Albert, Leonel Messi, Manning, Sidney Crosby, Jimmie Johnson...you can have them. LeBron is unstoppable.

Thank Jordan this is a team sport.

Post Reply