Bulls in the Playoffs?
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Teams with changes....
Surely you would have to figure ANY team which makes additions or subtractions from their starting roster takes a big risk in disturbing what chemistry there was there in the first place. With the Bulls, there was always a "missing piece" to their chemistry. I believe that piece could be Jay.
Other teams, Boston(whom the Bulls split with during last season) must be one, Toronto will be a possibility IF they lose clark, Indy, whom I feel will never be the same as when they were monster enemies of the 90's bulls, charlotte moving to New Orleans,with a perhaps disgruntled Baron Davis, Philadelphia certainly has its own problems on and OFF the court, and the biggest mess has to be the knicks. We shall see. Now this was a quick synopsis, so please, don't knock me down and kick me over this!!! LOL:devil:
Surely you would have to figure ANY team which makes additions or subtractions from their starting roster takes a big risk in disturbing what chemistry there was there in the first place. With the Bulls, there was always a "missing piece" to their chemistry. I believe that piece could be Jay.
Other teams, Boston(whom the Bulls split with during last season) must be one, Toronto will be a possibility IF they lose clark, Indy, whom I feel will never be the same as when they were monster enemies of the 90's bulls, charlotte moving to New Orleans,with a perhaps disgruntled Baron Davis, Philadelphia certainly has its own problems on and OFF the court, and the biggest mess has to be the knicks. We shall see. Now this was a quick synopsis, so please, don't knock me down and kick me over this!!! LOL:devil:
Re: Re: Bulls in the Playoffs?
Here's my 2k3 playoff picture in the East:
1. New Jersey - last year was no fluke, for the record I think Jefferson is going to go crazy this season
2. Indiana - my sleeper pick to win the East, young, deep and uber talented
3. Boston - the big 2 gets Vin Baker, Vin will be just fine in the East (where bonafide post-players are rare these days)
4. Detroit - two words, Ben Wallace
5. New Orleans - Baron is a pimp, now only if Jamal can stay healthy
6. Milwaukee - they'll be back
7. Toronto - VC will have a nice season
8. Philadelphia - AI is off the hook, but Deke and others are on the decline
Bulls - 33 to 35wins and we play the lotto
VD
I like your style Kneepad. I don't completely agree with your picks, but you went the 'unpopular' route and for that you get my respect. [unpopular being not picking the Bulls of course]
Here's my 2k3 playoff picture in the East:
1. New Jersey - last year was no fluke, for the record I think Jefferson is going to go crazy this season
2. Indiana - my sleeper pick to win the East, young, deep and uber talented
3. Boston - the big 2 gets Vin Baker, Vin will be just fine in the East (where bonafide post-players are rare these days)
4. Detroit - two words, Ben Wallace
5. New Orleans - Baron is a pimp, now only if Jamal can stay healthy
6. Milwaukee - they'll be back
7. Toronto - VC will have a nice season
8. Philadelphia - AI is off the hook, but Deke and others are on the decline
Bulls - 33 to 35wins and we play the lotto
VD
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I believe you may have misunderstood my post, VD.
The teams I listed were the teams most likely to miss the playoffs this coming year. I was responding to the question raised as to which playoff team from this past year would not make it this next year, thereby opening up a spot for the Bulls.
I believe you may have misunderstood my post, VD.
The teams I listed were the teams most likely to miss the playoffs this coming year. I was responding to the question raised as to which playoff team from this past year would not make it this next year, thereby opening up a spot for the Bulls.
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