Re:Bulls tired?

["Greg Odegaard" <gmodegaa@longvred.rmc.com>]

 I am with you on the concept of meeting and tiring out the Bulls in the
1st
 round, a wish I noted on November 1.  I would also love seeing SOMEONE
 dethroning the mighty Bull dynasty.  
 
 The idea of a possible Jordan player/coach scenario has merit, which he
 with the Air Ego might go for as well.  It would be curious to watch. 
When
 and who was the last full-time player/coach in the league, not just
someone
 like Bird relieving Rodgers of any critical decisions on the court.
 
 The one item you note, that I will remark on, is that your questioning if
 the Bulls were tired, seems odd after last nights game, with them losing
to
 the Mavs.  Two separate reports I heard of this game, were that the Bulls
 lost for many reasons, but they played like a team that was "tired" and
 only holding on for the 2nd season/playoffs.  This reference is used on
 occasion.  I heard it just last week with respect to the Sonics, who had
 been noted as playing tired, coasting to the playoffs.  They were accused
 in Seattle as playing like this a couple of weeks ago after losing the
 Celtics.  The bottom line the media does recognize that the Bulls, as well
 as likely every team in the league is tired by this point in the long
 season.
 
 Rafters Baby,
 Greg
 
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> > From: Theresa Lee <tjoyce@mit.edu>
> > To: celtics@igtc.COM
> > Subject: Bulls tired?
> > Date: Friday, March 13, 1998 9:00 AM
> > 
> > I hadn't heard that the overconfident Bulls were overtired. I have
heard
> > that they are winning and they are in first in their division. They are
> > also making a run at Seattle for the best record in the league.
> > 
> > The best the Celtics could do is to run them ragged in the playoffs and
> > ruin their playoff run. I really hope this happens. I don't think the
> draft
> > position is a factor in the Celtics development, but a chance at
ruining
> > the Bulls could be just the thing. I really want someone...anyone else
to
> > win the championship this year. The NBA should too. Who will bring down
> the
> > mighty Jordan in his last season (not!)? Look for Michael to be
> > back...possibly as player-coach.
> > 
> > Imagine....the season starts with a win to the Bulls and ends with a
loss
> > to the Bulls. Hmm.
> > 
> > Theresa
> >