It was actually kind of close in the first half, frustratingly so. Bosh was tending to his broken face so there best player was Bargnani. Thankfully, the Bulls pulled away in the second half, showing a least a little resistance of being kicked out of the playoffs.
Two more to go: Boston comes calling, then at Charlotte--neither are gimmes by any stretch. Though by the way the Raptors handed us the torch last night, I don't know if they even care.
Defensive Line of the Night:
Joakim Noah: 19 boards, 1 block. Went along with 18 point and 7 assists.
Monday, April 12, 2010
Saturday, April 10, 2010
Playoffs? You're talking about playoffs?
Tomorrow is the biggest game of the year for Chicago. Beating a Bosh-less Raptors squad helps push the Bulls into the 8th spot in the East. There, we have the fortune of meeting the Cav's team we just squeaked by without LeBron.
In case you missed the Nets game yesterday, we lost by sheer will. Going into OT with NJ is already a moral loss for sure, especially with so much to play for. It must be mentioned that the referees were nothing less than childish and cowardly, swallowing their whistles with the game on the line.
There was much to do about Noah's playing time, with the limit of 35 min. being enforced by VDN, while management says they would allow more time during important circumstances. Terrible miscommunication.
In case you missed the Nets game yesterday, we lost by sheer will. Going into OT with NJ is already a moral loss for sure, especially with so much to play for. It must be mentioned that the referees were nothing less than childish and cowardly, swallowing their whistles with the game on the line.
There was much to do about Noah's playing time, with the limit of 35 min. being enforced by VDN, while management says they would allow more time during important circumstances. Terrible miscommunication.
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