The NBA schedule will be released this week, and according to a league source, the Bulls will pick up where last season ended, more or less. The Bulls will play at Miami on Tuesday, Oct. 31, in a game televised by TNT. The Heat is scheduled to receive NBA championship rings that night, while center Ben Wallace could make his official Bulls debut against Shaquille O?Neal. The Bulls lost a closely contested first-round playoff series to Miami in six games this spring.
Hmmmm, I think there would have been a better storyline with the Bulls at Pistons, but this game should be a great one as well. Good choice by the NBA if this rumor is true.
What a way to start the NBA season. It will be an amazing game. Especially seeing Ben Wallace and Tyrus Thomas make their Bulls debuts. I really think the Bulls can beat the Heat because of their new additions and their great guards who have probably improved. Bulls are a great defensive minded team and I can really see them beating the Heat on their homecourt.
Awesome, bring it on. If the Bulls can get a win agianst us, they can prove they're for real this year.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (LightsOut @ Aug 1 2006, 03:49 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>Awesome, bring it on. If the Bulls can get a win agianst us, they can prove they're for real this year.</div>It will definately be a close game. The Bulls played really well against the Heat in the playoffs and now with their solid additions, They will be even better. I know that Shaq will have a long night with Ben Wallace defending him. I'm sure Shaq will struggle. I just don't see him having a big night, not even a big season. Wade will also have a long night with Hinrich defending him, As seen in the playoffs.It's going to be a great re-match of the playoffs.
This should be a great show, and I'd rather face the best team in the leauge first, that way if chemistry is down at first you don't lose to a Charlotte or a New Orleans first, that way you can rebound from it easier. Of course I think we can take em!! lol.
