"It would be bigger for me to win another championship [in Chicago] than to win somewhere else," he...

"It would be bigger for me to win another championship [in Chicago] than to win somewhere else," he said. "The city would love me. It would be bigger for me to even get to the second round, so imagine a championship."

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I honestly think the Bulls are in great position

to make a 2000’s Pistons like run. Maybe they could squeeze out a title in a few years. Maybe.

by SoulEater7 on Jul 22, 2010 11:50 PM CDT reply actions

they got kurt thomas

if they get rudy, tmac, courtney lee, or perhaps xavier henry (potential is there but dont know if he will meet potential) this bulls team would probably be the MOST DEEP TEAM in the nba. We could simply outlast teams in the playoffs,

I mean lets take a look,
against the magic we can keep attacking the rim (get rose tons of body armor) get dwight in foul trouble, with the youth we have on this team, we could close out the many shooters of Orlando, while without dwight that teams defense really drops, and rose can dismantle them.

Against the Bucks we can simply out talent them, it would be the toughest matchup, but on talent alone we should win

Against the Celtics, that team will be tired at the start of the playoffs, going against us they wont stand a chance

against the Heat, they will have to play the big 3 for 45 minutes a night to keep up with out team. Everytiime one of them goes to rest we can open floodgates and attack that team. It would be hard, but its not impossible

I dont care what the D.N.A. Says, the Guy wearing number 12 Cannot be Kirk Hinrich, he is definetly Kurt. Kirk can actually play basketball!

by piccolomair on Jul 23, 2010 3:38 AM CDT up reply actions

wow... the city would love me!

Imagine if this was anyone OTHER than Rose saying this.

In the past 10 years, just four team owners have not paid a luxury tax and are not on pace to pay one this year: Donald Sterling, Jerry Reinsdorf, Chris Cohen (Golden State), Bob Johnson (Charlotte).

Two owners’ teams averaged an operating income of over +$10 million per year while their teams have lost over 60% of their games: Donald Sterling and Jerry Reinsdorf.

by tyger1147 on Jul 23, 2010 7:20 AM CDT reply actions