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When the Bulls got blown out in game 1 against the Nets, I thought they were done. When they lost game 6 at home and had to go to Brooklyn for a deciding game 7, I thought they were done.

When Luol Deng and Kirk Hinrich were ruled out for Game 1 at Miami, I thought they'd lose by 20 and go down in four straight. Now they've won home court advantage for the remainder of the series. Unbelievable.

That game last night was gutsy. Sure, it was sloppy, but the guys out there are 2nd/3rd/4th string. They really toughed it out. Regardless of what happens in the rest of the series, I'm proud of this team.

Rambler63 wrote:Unbelievable.

Word!

This is turning out to be one of my favorite of the Bulls' seasons!

I really hope that Deng and Heinrich get well soon. We will really need them to be able to compete with Miami in a 7-game series.

Honestly, I don't think we have a chance. That said, it's still very exciting to watch. There is so much that says that the Bulls should be sitting at home and yet, here they are.

Coming to the end of the first half. So many technicals.

Absolute blow out of a game...to be expected, but tell me again how the NBA doesn't protect LeBron and the Heat...

Reminds me of LeCrone protecting Butler.

Maybe I should consider the Bulls "done" again...

Any chance you can preemptively declare the Ramblers done?

In case you were wondering, this classy woman has been identified:



Her name is Filomena Tobias, and here's her story: http://blogs.suntimes.com/sportsprose/2013/05/lady_who_flipped_off_noah_has_.html

Game 2 was atrocious.

What sucks even more is the fact that Deng and Heinrich are nowhere near ready to play in the next game.