Break Out The Brooms
The Bulls swept away the NBA champion Miami Heat on Sunday and immediately turned their attention to the Detroit Pistons, their second-round opponent.
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The Bulls swept away the NBA champion Miami Heat on Sunday and immediately turned their attention to the Detroit Pistons, their second-round opponent.
The Bulls pounded Miami last night to take a 2-0 lead over the defending NBA champions, but after practice today, they made it clear they will need to weather a storm in Miami this weekend.
The Bulls practiced Monday while preparing for Game 2 against the Heat on Tuesday night at the United Center. The topic of conversation was the complaints about the officiating from Game 1 and the need to defend home court.
The Bulls escaped with an important win over the Heat in Game 1 of their series on Saturday at the United Center. After Sunday's practice, they refused to be drawn into a war of words with the Heat.
The playoff push is on for the Bulls, who hold a precarious lead for the second seed in the Eastern Conference with just three games remaining.
The Bulls pounded the Knicks at the United Center on Tuesday night. With three games to go in the season, their eyes are on securing the all-important second seed in the Eastern Conference.
After a crushing loss at home to Cleveland on Saturday afternoon, the Bulls managed to hold off the pesky Hawks in Atlanta on Sunday. Coach Scott Skiles was happy to escape with a win, even if it was not a pretty one.