Joakim Noah reached out to LeBron James, and he talked to Chris Bosh about coming to the Bulls, but Noah isn’t disappointed both headed to Miami to play with Dwyane Wade. "I did not talk to LeBron," Noah said. "I reached out to LeBron. I think of course he's a great player, and I wanted to win, and he would have definitely helped. That being said, he did not reach back out to me. He did not want to talk to me, which is fine, I really don't give a [crap] at all. I really don't care. I think we have a really good team, and we're going to be ready to compete against the Miami Heat." Noah didn’t think James would leave the Cavaliers, but the former University of Florida star understands James wanting to play in Florida. "I thought he was going to stay, honestly," he said. "I'm not really mad at the fact that he went to Miami. When I had the chance to pick where I was going, at the college level, I picked [University of] Florida as well. It's a great place. Florida's awesome. “But I really like the dynamics of our team. I think that we're going to be that blue-collar team that people aren't really talking about. They want to talk about [the Heat], but I think when you look at all our pieces I think we're going to be battling them for a long time." As it pertains to Bosh's choice, his feelings are a little stronger. Read more: http://espn.go.com/blog/chicago/bulls/post/_/id/1484/noah-looks-forward-to-competing-vs-miami
