I don't at all suggest the Heat have taken control of the series, but there is now real pressure on the Bulls to win one of the next two in miami or else. It's not an impossible feat - the bulls have won there in the regular season. The "or else" should be apparent to you. Picture the teams coming back to Chicago, Miami with a 3-1 lead, 3 games left, and the Bulls have to win them all. It becomes win or go fishing. If the Bulls lose the first game in Miami, the pressure to win game 4 is huge. They do have to play the games, of course. Three wins is what Miami needs in front of their home crowd, and with the +10 advantage. I'm optimistic the Bulls will win the series. I'm realist enough that the team with HCA for the series (Miami) has a huge advantage. I was thinking this far ahead way back when we talked about paying attention to the competition and what #1 seed truly meant.
