34-dihydroxyphen
Bluelighter
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^yeah enjoy it for now. Even if Miami wins the series, then you'll have the bulls with home court where they were 36-5 this season.
How many times did Miami beat the bulls this year? (they didn't)
The bulls showing in the first round was sad, they barely won 3 of the 4 games but the bulls record against the other top 5 teams in the league this season? 9 wins and 4 losses and undefeated at home against every great team. Miami's? 4 wins and 9 losses.
Home court is certainly nice when you hardly ever lose there!
Shit man, I'm just worried about getting past The Celtics now.
You should note that Pat Riley teams (or maybe it's Wade?) have a history of making regular season victories meaningless. Elite, veteran teams do not always show everything they have in the regular season, at the expense of wins. While Chicago is certainly elite, nobody on that team is a deep playoff veteran. Miami has several, and Boston has several.
I think Chicago is going to be a really, really good team in the future, and the potential thorn in Miami's side. Chicago probably has more all-around talent than anybody else in the league. But right now, I think they are too young and will falter in the ECF. After that, the sky is the limit.