It would bring the passion and enthusiasm from the old Bulls back to modern basketball.
I don’t compare the past and present, neither create hype, but this is too great to not write about.
The Chicago Bulls have always lacked that one veteran, clutch, superstar type player. D. Rose can certainly become a consistent presence as of now, being that he established himself by coming on hot at the end of the year, but the fact being—he’s just too young.
Cleveland, on the other hand, has LeBron dropping 30, while every other teammate has 10 or fewer. With the Bulls, it’s Rose attaining 20 or more, Joakim Noah; another young project, with 10 or more.
Also, Luol Deng hits the twenties or more sometimes. It already seems like a better supporting staff compared to the Cavs.
Additionally, our future coach (let’s hope he’s a good one), would almost certainly trust LeBron with the ball in any scenario.
While I know the media blows up LeBron with an amazing amount of support, he is still an outstanding player.
To me, he also seems like a pretty good teammate. James has massive r ...
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