i still doubt it,our offense is just too bad,think we still need another scoring star...i could be wrong,but i'd have to see this group do it before believing it
i still doubt it,our offense is just too bad,think we still need another scoring star...i could be wrong,but i'd have to see this group do it before believing it
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Wait until a month after Rose comes back and then see where the scoring ranks.
The Heat are not unbeatable.
it will come down to execution down the stretch.
obviously Drose is the wild card. he needs to be close to his old self athletically, and be a better mid-range shooter. knowing what we know about him already, i wouldn't rule those two things out.
If Noah, Booz, and Taj are healthy, I don't see how a 4th big is going to get any PT in a playoff series against the Heat.
Oh, and if the Heat play Bosh at C against us. That will be a HUGE advantage for us. Not only does it free Booz up but it limits Bosh's offense. And Bosh has always seemed to have his way with us.
You still have to make it there. And with the minutes that Noah is forced to play every night now, I'm a bit worried. I had/have the same reservations with Deng constantly playing more than he should be. Minutes add up and take their toll.
You still need a 4th big, even if you have Booz/Noah/Taj. It's not like Taj has been very good this year either. He's inconsistent.
The Captain.
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Cuz Noah's minutes may add up to a point that he'll wear down and may get injured. At least with Deng, hopefully Thibs can put Butler in there more to backup Deng and thus lessen Deng's minutes. As unfortunate as it may be, I kind of hope Thibs plays Nazr about 10 minutes a game imo, just 5 minutes of the start of the second quarter and 5 minutes to start the third quarter to lessen up Noah's minutes a bit. Honestly keep Boozer in there with Nazr for scoring and then take Boozer out for Taj when Noah comes back in even. If the Bulls aren't getting a big, I really hope Thibs can do this.
We still aren't going to beat Miami without a huge series by Rose, the Heat are a better playoff team because of shrinking rotations.
Faithless is He That Says Farewell When the Path Darkens...
This was from grantland talking about the best shooters this season:
http://a.espncdn.com/photo/2013/0129..._best_1152.jpg
I agree with Abe, i have to see it to believe it this year.In the end, this graphic reveals that the Miami Heat are well-positioned for the chess games that are the NBA playoffs. In LeBron, they have the King James of the close range; in Ray, they have a deadly rook from the left corner; and in Bosh, they have a knight who can kill you in between. This trio, along with Dwyane Wade, presents a terrifying foursome of scoring. Not simply just because they're each great scorers, but also because each thrives in different spaces.
Yea......not scared of Miami. I dont think the Bulls are either. I believe the Bulls along with the Grizz present the perfect match up nightmare for the Heat. The Heat dont want to see us!
A fourth big would be nice, especially if Booz, Noah, or Taj gets injured. I'm just saying that if they don't, whoever our fourth big is won't get any PT in the playoffs outside of garbage time. Therefore trading Rip for a big who won't even play could only hurt us in the playoffs. Thibbs has no problem playing Noah the whole game when playoffs come, I don't think he really cares about exhausting his players. And Rips not going to fetch us a big who's good enough to earn Thibbs respect quick enough to really crack the rotation once playoffs come. Taj is still an elite defensive PF, and a very servicable center, crap offense or not, and that's enough for Thibbs to give him PT over some newcomer who's new to the system. Having a second back-up big who doesn't suck would be nice, but if our bigs are healthy in the playoffs, we really won't use him. Meanwhile Rips shooting could be the difference between getting to the finals or not.
Injured or foul trouble can be an issue for bigs.
The Bulls are 21st in the league in ORtg, a much more telling stat because it factors in our 26th rank in terms of Pace.
Lol at that article. Let's gloss over all of the Heat's issues this year, pony it up to players shooting well in certain locations, and just give them the Eastern Conference shall we? You can say the same thing about the Bulls: have their queen of a defense, their rook of a rebounding, their knight of their coaching, their bishop of their bench-depth, and their pawn-soon-to-be Queen of a returning Derrick Rose.
See how stupid that sounds?
Ice! Ice! How can we be out of ice?!?!
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