Pulverised. Hoping for a good series, but I could go three more of those no worries.

 

The final score is absolutely no indication how the majority of the game went.

Btw, how many of you were Bulls fans between 1999 (when Jordan Left) and 2010 (When the Bulls were GOOD again)? I bet none of you.

Just like the Lakers bandwagon.

Edit: Before anyone says anything, I've been on the Lebron bandwagon for oh let's say 9 or 10 years now.

 

way to go bulls!

 

We've covered this ground already, being an Australian, the Bulls have always been the team in my house. My old man played with and against Longley's old man. So back your little truck up on the bandwagon talk mate.

I'm a Celtic fan through and through, but the family is firmly in Bull territory.

It's not really our fault you've been riding Lebron for 10 years without any result. Shouldn't you be on the offensive, telling us all that they have it under control. My lord man, if they can't beat the Bulls...

 

Really? Grew up on the bulls... Never missed a game when they visited the state of California (blessed to have a mother who also loved them)..

Who did you grow up rooting for? Obviously your a "gun for hire" as you only follow the perceived "best" player in the league and act like your a loyalist! I 100% love Kobe and root very hard for the Lakers, but let's not get it twisted Chicago is where my heart is and will be and always has been my #1 team!

As for the game, the final 19 minutes the bulls out scored the heat 44 to 22, so I would say for over 1/3 of the game the Heat were not even in it... Barkley called it pre-game, he said the bulls length and energy would ware down the heat and come the 3rd they would dominate the boards and win the game....

Da Bulls !

 

It figures you are a LeFraud fan.

This is the wrong thread to call out "bandwagon" fans. On top of that, the NBA is a team sport, not an individual player sport. I am and always will be a Laker fan. If Magic had gone to another team, I would hope he did well, but would NEVER become a fan of that team simply because a player has joined. The whole "player above the game" thing is what is wrong with the NBA these days. I blame the shoe companies for creating this.

 

I'm from Hawaii, so unlike most of you I don't have any regional affiliation because of the city I live in. So yes, I am sort of a "gun for hire" because I have the luxury of picking whatever team(s) I like without feeling like I'm betraying my hometown.

Second, I've followed Lebron since he was in high school. As far as following the best player goes, I've always hated Kobe.

As far as other sports/leages go, here's a quick list of some of the notable teams I don't like (and the team I do like).

NFL: Cowboys, Patriots, Colts (Chargers)
MLB: Yankees (Cardinals)
Soccer: Madrid, Man U (Arsenal, Man City)
NCAA Basketball: UT, UNC, KU, Xavier (UK)
NCAA Football: UT (LSU)

 

I'm sorry STLG but I can no longer really respect any of your opinions (or how about I will just take them with a grain of salt). The fact that you admit you jump from team to team with no remorse just is something of a "pet peeve" of mine.

Anyways I am rooting for a good series (which is a 4-0 sweep by my standards) but 100% know that on any given night the Heat can put up a TON of points and create a lot of havoc for the bulls (hence the first 6 minutes). That being said, this is a team sport and I think the Thunder proved how 1 man (westbrook) no matter how good can not carry a team to victory!

 

When did I ever admit that I jump from team to team? I like specific teams, and dislike other specific teams. Yes, I do follow certain players but that doesn't mean I like the team they play on. I don't necessarily like the Heat, but because Lebron is there I'd like to see the Heat win (for Lebron's sake).

However, unlike most people, the teams that I like are not a result of the city I grew up in or peer pressure.

 

Bulls looked good yesterday. The only horse I have in this race is Taj Gibson, who went to alma mater. That dunk on Wade was na-na-na-nasty!