bulls key to winning sweet

by roach on Dec 1, 2006 9:04 PM CST

maybe its just the d that the hornets have but the way sweets has been palying he is the key to the bulls winning consistently dont know though have been doing other stuff not really focused on the game
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maybe you should focus

on writing complete thoughts, and then aim for complete sentences.

by bullshooter on Dec 1, 2006 9:48 PM CST reply actions

the bulls

are obviously off to a bad start because of the new synthetic balls.

by Dr0ne420 on Dec 1, 2006 10:48 PM CST reply actions

Sweetney

is defenitely the MVP for the bulls this season, maybe for the whole league. And I am definetely not as innebriated as you were while writing this post but might be getting there.

Remmber kids dont drink and post.

by Sambossanova on Dec 1, 2006 11:07 PM CST reply actions

ehh

Sorry its a friday night and when you say "dont know though have been doing other stuff not really focused on the game," its just my instinct to assume... Anyways Sweetney is a favorite of mine too. Hopefully he is out of Skiles doghouse. Either way, I dont think he is the key to the bulls having a successful season...and I thinkn almost anyone would agree.

by Sambossanova on Dec 1, 2006 11:12 PM CST up reply actions

Sweets

Sweetney made great passes out of the post last night, most of which led to open jumpers that the Bulls knocked down. The post option is a real nice alternative to the motion offense stuff, which while sometimes effective, can really bog down and lead to too much aimless dribbling and contested passes and shots.

If Sweets can get some time, I think its really going to help our offense.

B-jizzle my nizzle!

by preverbal on Dec 2, 2006 9:42 AM CST reply actions

One "small" problem.

Sweetney is still checking in at 320 pounds, from the looks of it. He's huge. No one denies his offensive skill, but he's only going to be useful against teams like New Orleans who have no big men who can score. He's especially useless defending pick and rolls.

by Eddy Currys Broken Heart on Dec 2, 2006 11:44 AM CST reply actions