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121.1 | I wouldn't want him on my team! | LUDWIG::WHITEHAIR | Let it snow! | Mon Jan 22 1990 13:27 | 3 |
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JORDAN is a big jerk!
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121.2 | NEWS FLASH.... He wouldn't want to be on your team! | LEVERS::STROUT | knocking on heaven's door... | Mon Jan 22 1990 13:45 | 5 |
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Like it or not, Jordan IS the quintessential basketball player.
He also happens to have a benevolent personality.
sean
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121.3 | Thank goodness! | ROULET::WHITEHAIR | Let it snow! | Mon Jan 22 1990 14:05 | 10 |
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Jordan should learn how to play as a team! Not a one man show.
They will never win a championship with him on their team.
Why doesn't he play on the slam dunk contest???
He would loose, thats why.
Hal
o
GO CAVS
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121.4 | | LEVERS::STROUT | knocking on heaven's door... | Mon Jan 22 1990 14:12 | 11 |
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Jordan has won the Slam Dunk contest twice. He clearly dominates
it (how many other players have won it twice in a row?). How many
Chicago games have you seen? They are clearly not a one man team.
Perhaps you are still upset about that last second jumper one Michael
Jordan hit against the Cavs in the deciding playoff game that gave
Chicago the win??????
sean
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121.5 | Did he play last year??? I don't think so. | ROULET::WHITEHAIR | Let it snow! | Mon Jan 22 1990 14:19 | 6 |
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No, not upset at all.....I'm used to it!
Hal
o
GO CAVS - A real Team.
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121.6 | just check the central standings if you still have a doubt | LEVERS::STROUT | knocking on heaven's door... | Mon Jan 22 1990 14:24 | 1 |
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121.7 | | USRCV1::COLOTTIR | Run to the Hills | Mon Jan 22 1990 15:18 | 8 |
| Hal, you seem to have a problem with any player not playing for
one of your beloved Cleveland teams. Honest, buddy, there's nothing
wrong with praising a player from another team. Especially Micheal
Jordan. Or the 49ers. Jordan is the best player in the league right
now, bar none. And if you dont want him on your team, I'll take
him.
Raider_Rich
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121.8 | One of the all-time best | COOKIE::CHAVEZ | Dale - CXN Colo Spgs | Mon Jan 22 1990 15:32 | 11 |
| Watching Jordon dominate yesterday's game against the Knicks was what
being a spectator is all about. I didn't use to like Jordon when
he first came into the league, but now I have the utmost respect for him
as a player. I also think the Bulls' are less one-dimensional now than
they were a couple of years ago. Having Pippen and to some degree Cartright
in the game, takes some of the pressure off of Jordon for rebounding.
I also think Jordon is one of the most underrated DEFENSIVE players in the
game today. You have to give credit where credit is due.
Dale
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121.9 | But seriously... | CUPTAY::TESSIER | Trying to forget your generation. | Mon Jan 22 1990 16:04 | 5 |
| That Cleveland fan is crazy. Take it from a Laker fan, I'd take Jordan
in a minute. He'd be great coming off the bench to spell Byron Scott.
;) ;) ;)
Laker_Ken
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121.10 | Hand in hand | USRCV1::COLOTTIR | Run to the Hills | Tue Jan 23 1990 07:57 | 4 |
| 2 years ago Jordan was voted " Defensive Player of the Year". He
led the league in scoring AND steals. Awesome. The man can PLAY!!
Raider_Rich
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121.11 | You wouldn't trade him for | LOGOFF::BACH | Onward through the fog... | Tue Jan 23 1990 08:42 | 19 |
| RE: Jordan in the slam dunk comp.
from what I understand, MJ is having problems with his knees and
decided it would be <intelligent> to sit out this years slam D and
enter the three point contest. Sounds like his brain is larger than
his ego to me. (If anyone had seen the highlight of the game before
the Knicks, Jordan jumped over his defender to slam it on home, there
can be no doubt that, if he wanted it, he could probably walk away
with another slam-dunk belt.)
As far as being a one man team... HA HA HA, if you were coaching,
what would you ask him to do, stop throwing in points, assists, or
digging up rebounds? RE-dick-you-louse (ridiculous)
Go_Bears... um, I mean Go_Bulls,
Chip
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121.12 | | STAR::YANKOWSKAS | Paul Yankowskas | Tue Jan 23 1990 08:48 | 4 |
| Isn't Jordan in the three point shooting competition?
py
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121.13 | | LEVERS::STROUT | knocking on heaven's door... | Tue Jan 23 1990 08:49 | 4 |
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yep. detroit at chicago tonight. whatta game! go chic!!
sean
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121.14 | When it comes to slamming, Jordan has lots of company ... | LUNER::BROOKS | Remember the Massachusetts 54th ! | Tue Jan 23 1990 09:43 | 8 |
| Uh, actually, there is no guarantee that MJ would win the Slam Dunk
Contest.
two years ago, everybody felt that Dominique Wilkins had won it,
but that Jordan got some serious hometown cooking. I agree.
And I'm a Jordan fan too, but 'Nique, Spud, Drexler, Otis Smith,
and a few other guys can certainly beat Jordan in the SDC ...
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121.15 | yer rite | LOGOFF::BACH | Onward through the fog... | Tue Jan 23 1990 09:51 | 6 |
| -.1
so true doc, I mean't to say I didn't think MJ was petrified about
entering the contest.
Chip
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121.16 | | SASE::SZABO | | Tue Jan 23 1990 10:25 | 15 |
| What's so great about a slam dunk (contest) anyway? To me, a slam dunk
means nothing more than forcefully pushing the ball through the hoop to
ensure that (1) the ball is guarenteed to go in and, (2) a defender
cannot possibly prevent it from going in. The rest (motions) is pure
garbage, same as those choreographed, praticed in front of a mirror
touchdown dances. Sure, it sends people into a frenzy, but does it add
any value to the business at hand (winning the game)?
The BS that you see with slam dunking is why I would like to see it
prohibited from the game. If there were only "pure" dunks for scoring
purposes only, I wouldn't mind a bit. This mid-air dancing is a farce.
Thank you very much.
Hawk
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121.17 | | LEVERS::STROUT | knocking on heaven's door... | Tue Jan 23 1990 10:36 | 5 |
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what wrong with the Slam Dunk? It is a portrayal of pure
athleticism/freedom.
sean
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121.18 | | COOKIE::MJOHNSTON | O Ye of little face! | Tue Jan 23 1990 10:51 | 10 |
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Unfortunate as it may be, I'm afraid H`awk, like myself, is beset with
the terminal (and sometimes contagious) WMD.
This much feared malady imparts an insidious side effect resulting in a
vertical leap of 3.5"
(on a good day)
It also tends to make one bitter about slam dunk contests.
HTH
Mike JN
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121.19 | :-) | SASE::SZABO | | Tue Jan 23 1990 11:23 | 25 |
| Actually, Mike JN, what really makes me bitter is watching young kids
grow up dreaming about doing dipsy-do 360 triple summersault slam dunks
instead of concentrating on perfecting an 18-foot. How many high
schoolers, college, and even pros waste valuable practice time trying
to imitate a Michael Jordan or thinking up new stunts instead of
shooting an extra 20-30 foul shots, hoping to raise their percentage
to help the team win?
It makes me sick to pick up my local paper with the different sports
writers oo-ing and ah-ing over the local high school star because he
can alley-oop slam, and has done so a few times in games. I wonder how
many hours this kid and his buddy, the star guard, have wasted on this
form of useless "artistic impression"? I wonder how many college
scouts are watching unimpressed, and noting that other more important
aspects of their games need considerably more work?
No matter how I feel though. The public loves it, and they pay to see
it. Unfortunately, money talks, and the kids see this.......
Hawk
P.S. I used to be able to dunk too, before the gut! But, back then,
it was useless- not allowed except in the pros. Therefore, we
worked on other stuff- like foul shooting. To this day, I will
never leave a basketball court without making 20 in a row......
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121.20 | The man should (tm) slam dunk! | VAXWRK::SCHNEIDER | Rah! Rah! Bronx! Go, Bronx! | Tue Jan 23 1990 11:29 | 14 |
| Re: .14
I agree with what you said about WIlkins two years ago. He got jobbed,
by the judges and fan reactions. In the charisma department, Dominique
comes up short next to Jordan, and that hurts anything as unscientific
as slam dunks.
>And I'm a Jordan fan too, but 'Nique, Spud, Drexler, Otis Smith,
>and a few other guys can certainly beat Jordan in the SDC ...
Maybe, but anytime he's in a slam dunk competition, Micheal must be a
prohibitive favorite. Put it this way, would you bet against him?
Dan
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121.21 | | USRCV1::COLOTTIR | Run to the Hills | Tue Jan 23 1990 12:24 | 11 |
| Hawk, when I was playing HS ball, we werent allowed to slam in
practice, and if we missed in a game, we ran laps. Lots of 'em.
Trust me. Slamming seems like a one-dimensional (scoring) activity,
but it helps a guys rebounding ability, and it helped me a whole
lot cause I'm only 5'11". I could, and occasionally still can,
jam and outrebound guys 6-8" taller than me. I'm not saying that
kids should be tryingg to slam, but if a kid can do it without breaking
fingers, again, trust me, let them go. But, also make him shoot
foul shots, and short jumpers.
Raider_Rich
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121.22 | | LUNER::BROOKS | Remember the Massachusetts 54th ! | Tue Jan 23 1990 12:26 | 12 |
| Maybe Dan, but only aginst 'Nique and a couple of others. IMO, THHF
(The Human Highlight Film) throws down his dunks harder than anybody
since the Doc (not me, the Other Guy :-). In fact, his array of
windmill jams beat Jordan back in 86 or 87.
Hawk, I agree with you about fundalmentals, but if dunking wasn't
a distraction, it would be something else. Don't let your "purist"
tendancies blind you.
The dunk (jam, stuff, whatever), is a art form IMO. I could see
it becoming an Olympic event by the 2000 or 2004 games if we aren't
careful ....
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121.23 | MJ#1...About time a Bulls file poped up | VLNVAX::MBROOKS | | Fri Mar 23 1990 02:32 | 19 |
| Finally a chicago bulls notes file.....I occasionally look around for
a notes file on the bulls and never found one. Its about time one
turned up. Well as you can see its march and most of the notes in here
are from january.....just because the Pistons are hot doesnt mean you
can count the rest of the eastern conference out of it. I started
reading this notes file and had to laugh at some of the replies in
here. Michael Jordan is hands doen the #1 player in the league today
and sure maybe he scores alot of points what a terible thing to do he
has some nerve. I think Jordan will see that championship ring in the
next 3 years (Thats with the bulls). There currently 8th overall and
2nd in the eastern confernce but they still have like 12 or 13 home
games left. Theyve only lost 4 home games this season only 1 team has
less loses at home the pistons. Its to bad that Cleveland wont be
making the playoffs this season it would be nice to see them destroyed
in the 1st round by the Pistons (Only thing that would be better would
be the bulls whippin them) Looking forward to being in a notes file
that talks about a Championship Team of the Future father than Ex
champion has been teams.
Mike
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121.24 | Who do they play tonight??? | ROULET::WHITEHAIR | Let it snow! | Fri Mar 23 1990 06:06 | 6 |
| Jordan stinks!!!
How is his finger anyway......thats what you get when you
put it where someone doesn't want it! HeHeHeHe
o
Go CAVS!
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121.25 | | PNO::HEISER | save a tree, go CD | Fri Mar 23 1990 08:31 | 1 |
| Oh my God! Another Brooks!
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121.26 | | LEVERS::STROUT | Bo knows Fahrvergn�gen's! | Fri Mar 23 1990 09:07 | 12 |
| All right!! Another Bulls fan!! Watchout for those Detroit
fans, Mike. They'll be throwing dastisticks and facks at you that
make Chicago look like a first round NIT loser. 8^)
The Bulls, like the Sixers have the home court "advantage" going
through the rest of the season. Let's hope they use it to their
advantage to get within 3-4 games of Detroit. I'd like to see Chicago
draw Cleveland, just so they can spank them again, but I think it
is going to be either Milwaukee or New York (you heard it here first!)
in the opening round.
sean
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121.27 | Cavs make Steers outta Bulls, film you know when | SNDCSL::HAUSRATH | Who,Stones in '89. Zep in '90 | Fri Mar 23 1990 11:00 | 8 |
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Cavs - Bulls mini-series: Tonight in Chicago, next Wedn. in Cleveland
(on TNT). It's war!
Why all the anti-Cleveland sentiment from Bulls fans.. You guys poor
winners, or what?
/Jeff
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121.28 | | LEVERS::STROUT | Bo knows Fahrvergn�gen's! | Fri Mar 23 1990 11:46 | 11 |
| re: /Jeff
I guess being told by a Cleveland fan that Chicago was a one
man team with no supporting cast and that their victory over Cleveland
was a fluke did it for me. Also being told by a Cleveland fan that
Jordan was a ball hog and a "jerk" (eariler in this note) iced it.
Cleveland does have a good team, barring injuries. Last years
record shows that. Nance used to be one of my favorite players
(back during the Phoenix days).
sean
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121.29 | | PNO::HEISER | Fahrvergn�ten Fraulein! | Fri Mar 23 1990 14:17 | 10 |
| > record shows that. Nance used to be one of my favorite players
> (back during the Phoenix days).
sean, Nance is the ONLY player I've ever seen reject a Kareem sky-hook!
Remember when he won the Slam Dunk contest in his second year?
The local version of Johnny Most (Al McCoy) use to call him Leapin'
Larry.
Mike
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121.30 | It happened more and more in his last season or two | HOTSHT::SCHNEIDER | Gimme three steps, for the door | Fri Mar 23 1990 14:40 | 8 |
| >sean, Nance is the ONLY player I've ever seen reject a Kareem sky-hook!
>Remember when he won the Slam Dunk contest in his second year?
Mike, Bill Willoughby (he's the answer to another trivia question as well) did it
during the '81 playoffs for the Rockets, when they upset the Lakers in 5 and
prevented a repeat.
Dan
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121.31 | | PNO::HEISER | Fahrvergn�ten Fraulein! | Fri Mar 23 1990 15:57 | 8 |
| > -< It happened more and more in his last season or two >-
Dan, I know but it wasn't as big a deal. Willoughby & Nance did it in
the early '80s when the captain still had it.
I give up, what's the trivia question for Willoughby?
Mike
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121.32 | | CNTROL::CHILDS | Big Ten bounced by ACC | Mon Mar 26 1990 09:19 | 5 |
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Willoughby went from high school straight to the pros, like Moses and
Dawkins....
mike
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121.33 | Chicago (.657) VS Cavs (.463) what a joke ... | VLNVAX::MBROOKS | | Tue Mar 27 1990 00:28 | 16 |
| I believe that cleveland had a good record last year but thats not
saying they had a good team. If you compare this years Cavs to last
years I think we would all agree that theyve gone down hill a little. If
this is true and A One Man Team was able to knock them out of the
playoffs last year Imagine how embarrasing it would be if they met in
the playoffs again. I dont think we even have to discuss the
possibilities of chicago meeting the Cavs in the playoffs, the cavs are
currently 1 1/2 games behind atlanta and if they play chicago on wed's
theres another one for the loss colume. I havent seen the results of
last nights games yet but Chicago Has a tough one against Phoenix, at
least its at home. And the cavs are playing someone at the same level
sacramento. As far as playoffs are concearned I would like to see
Chicago VS Atlanta match up in the 1st round. Chicago being the #1
team and atlanta the #8 team.........GO BULLS!!!!!
Mike
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121.34 | | ROULET::WHITEHAIR | Let it snow! | Tue Mar 27 1990 06:52 | 2 |
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121.35 | According to last night's SportsCenter | GENRAL::WADE | Is it the shoes! | Tue Mar 27 1990 09:17 | 4 |
| The Cavs are only 1/2 game behind Atlanta and have played one less
game............
Claybone
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121.36 | | RIPPLE::DEVLIN_JO | Pork is not a verb | Tue Mar 27 1990 09:24 | 10 |
| While injuries are not to BLAM, comparing lasted year's Cav's to
thised years' Cavs' is like comparing Schneider and MrT. Ron Harper
is gone. Nance, Price and Daugherty all missed significant portions
of the season, resulting in CLeveland getting a very bad start.
They have a solid ballclub, and I'd think they'd be a worthy opponent
in the playoffs. Also, Hot Rod WIlliams missed some time, along
with other folks on the team. I'm not a Cav fan, but will give
them the benefit of the doubt.
JD
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121.37 | Get in touch with reality, Mike. | SNDCSL::HAUSRATH | Who,Stones in '89. Zep in '90 | Tue Mar 27 1990 09:25 | 37 |
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Re: .33
Based on that note, it's fairly obvious you aren't really in touch with
NBA reality.
>I believe that cleveland had a good record last year but thats not
>saying they had a good team. If you compare this years Cavs to last
>years I think we would all agree that theyve gone down hill a little.
No, it was truely a fluke that they finished with the 3rd (or was it
2nd) best record in the NBA, they definetly didn't have a "good team".
Unfortunetly they peaked at mid-season, not at the end of the year as
they are this year. Do you even know, for instance, that the Cavs have
been decimated by injuries for 90% of the year, and just now starting to
hit stride (won 7 out of last 9). I'd be real suprised if the Cavs
don't make the playoffs, as the 7th seed.
> but Chicago Has a tough one against Phoenix
In terms of your "tough game" last night, obviously, you're unaware
that Phoenix is in the middle of a nasty tail spin right now. Chicago
should have and did win their game last night.
>As far as playoffs are concearned I would like to see
>Chicago VS Atlanta match up in the 1st round. Chicago being the #1
>team and atlanta the #8 team........
Chicago finishing as the #1 seed is a pipe dream, they do have to
pass up that team from Detroit first.
Tomorrow night in Cleveland, we'll get another good indication if the
Cavs are truely back.. I wouldn't put it down as a Bulls victory just
yet, Mikey.
/Jeff
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121.38 | | LEVERS::STROUT | Bo knows Fahrvergn�gen's! | Tue Mar 27 1990 09:26 | 5 |
| The one man Bulls upended West sensation Phoenix last night
by 29 points. Pippen got lucky and scored 27 points (took Michael
out in the end of the third quarter, 28 points).
sean
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121.39 | | LEVERS::STROUT | Bo knows Fahrvergn�gen's! | Tue Mar 27 1990 11:47 | 20 |
| > >I believe that cleveland had a good record last year but thats not
> >saying they had a good team. If you compare this years Cavs to last
> >years I think we would all agree that theyve gone down hill a little.
>
> No, it was truely a fluke that they finished with the 3rd (or was it
> 2nd) best record in the NBA, they definetly didn't have a "good team".
> Unfortunetly they peaked at mid-season, not at the end of the year as
> they are this year. Do you even know, for instance, that the Cavs have
> been decimated by injuries for 90% of the year, and just now starting to
> hit stride (won 7 out of last 9). I'd be real suprised if the Cavs
> don't make the playoffs, as the 7th seed.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't the Cavs finishing seventh
prove that they have "gone down hill"?? They may have had a good
record last year, but a far less superior Chicago showed that they
did not have a conference championship type team. This season,
admist pre-season discussion that the Cavs would be the team to
beat, the Cavs have not been able to live up to their billing.
sean
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121.40 | | AXIS::ROBICHAUD | Dockers...Pants for |CENSORED|s | Tue Mar 27 1990 14:20 | 8 |
| Dan, nobody corrected your mistake so I will. 8^) The Lakers
lost in the miniseries (3 games), by losing both games in the Forum,
(it wasn't the great, fantastic fabulous Western Forum then) and
winning the one game in Houston. And the Lakers had about as much
a chance of repeating that year as the Celtics have of winning the
championship this year, none.
/Don
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121.41 | | SNDCSL::HAUSRATH | Who,Stones in '89. Zep in '90 | Tue Mar 27 1990 14:26 | 17 |
|
Sean, I don't remember seeing any pre-season discussion saying the
Cavs would win it all.. in fact I didn't see one sports mag that picked
them to even win the division. One the other hand I did see some
experts picking Chicago.
Yes, they have gone down hill since last year, but I can't see any team
which lost 3 of its 5 starters from the previous year improving.
Remember that last years Cavs peaked at about mid-season when Price got
elbowed by (I believe) Mahorn. After that point the Cavs were only
playing .500 ball and weren't exactly hot going into the playoffs.
On the contrary Chicago was hot, evidenced by the fact they made it to
the Eastern finals and gave Detroit their toughest series of the
playoffs. The 5 game series against Cleveland wasn't exactly a
cake-walk you know.
/Jeff
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121.42 | | TURKEY::J_HALPIN | | Tue Mar 27 1990 15:29 | 9 |
| >Sean, I don't remember seeing any pre-season discussion saying the
>Cavs would win it all.. in fact I didn't see one sports mag that picked
>them to even win the division. One the other hand I did see some
>experts picking Chicago.
Street & Smith predicted Cleveland would win the Central Division...
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121.43 | Jordan, the one man team! | ROULET::WHITEHAIR | Let it snow! | Wed Mar 28 1990 06:51 | 6 |
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Look for the one man team to loose big time tonight.....
Daughtery will have one of his best games of the year!
o
Go CAVS!
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121.44 | | LEVERS::STROUT | Bo knows Fahrvergn�gen's! | Wed Mar 28 1990 08:58 | 3 |
| Cleveland is favored on the line by 3�...
sean
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121.45 | You're wrong, ?Don | WNDMLL::SCHNEIDER | Our chief weapon is fear and surprise. | Wed Mar 28 1990 17:33 | 9 |
| >And the Lakers had about as much
>a chance of repeating that year as the Celtics have of winning the
>championship this year, none.
Lakers won the Championship in 1980. Lakers won the Championship in
1982. There's plenty of reason to think that they could have in 1981
as well.
Dan
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121.46 | There's something to this one man team stuff, huh? | VAXWRK::NEEDLE | Fahrvergn�ten! | Wed Mar 28 1990 23:53 | 51 |
| CHICAGO (117) AT CLEVELAND (113) - FINAL IN OT
CHICAGO
REBOUNDS
PLAYER POS MIN FGM-FGA FTM-FTA OFF-DEF-TOT AST PF ST TO PTS
====== === === ======= ======= =========== === == == == ===
GRANT F 40 7-14 2-4 2 3 5 4 4 1 2 16
PIPPEN F 41 3-10 1-2 2 6 8 7 5 5 8 7
CARTWRIGHT C 39 3-7 3-4 1 4 5 1 5 0 3 9
JORDAN G 50 23-37 21-23 7 11 18 6 5 4 2 69
PAXSON G 23 1-4 0-0 0 0 0 1 6 0 2 2
ARMSTRONG 29 2-7 2-2 0 1 1 3 5 2 1 6
DAVIS 11 2-3 0-0 1 1 2 1 2 0 1 5
KING 17 0-4 1-2 1 0 1 1 2 2 0 1
PERDUE 12 0-0 0-0 0 4 4 0 3 0 0 0
LETT 3 1-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 2
TOTALS 265 42-87 30-37 14 30 44 24 39 14 19 117
(.483) (.811) TEAM REBS: 10
CLEVELAND
REBOUNDS
PLAYER POS MIN FGM-FGA FTM-FTA OFF-DEF-TOT AST PF ST TO PTS
====== === === ======= ======= =========== === == == == ===
NANCE F 37 4-10 3-4 3 4 7 2 6 0 3 11
BENNETT F 20 2-4 2-2 2 1 3 1 3 1 3 6
DAUGHERTY C 45 2-9 6-8 2 7 9 2 2 2 3 10
EHLO G 44 10-23 3-5 2 7 9 3 6 1 3 26
PRICE G 44 6-14 17-20 0 2 2 8 3 1 3 31
J WILLIAMS 42 8-12 7-9 2 8 10 1 6 5 4 23
BROWN 15 1-2 0-0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 2
KERR 6 0-0 2-2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2
ROLLINS 4 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0
MORTON 8 1-2 0-0 0 0 0 4 0 0 2 2
TOTALS 265 34-76 40-50 11 29 40 22 29 11 22 113
(.447) (.800) TEAM REBS: 10
CHICAGO 27 26 36 16 12 - 117
CLEVELAND 26 24 28 27 8 - 113
BLOCKED SHOTS: CHI - GRANT, JORDAN, PERDUE. CLE - NANCE 3,
DAUGHERTY 2, J WILLIAMS 2, BROWN.
3-PT. FIELD GOALS: CHI 3-7 (.429), JORDAN 2-6,
DAVIS 1-1. CLE 5-15 (.333), EHLO 3-7, PRICE 2-7, MORTON 0-1.
TECHNICALS: CHI - HEAD COACH JACKSON, PAXSON CLE - HEAD COACH WILKENS
(2).
OFFICIALS: BAVETTA, CLARK, FINE.
A - 20,273.
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121.47 | Jordan of Georgetown | BOSOX::TIMMONS | I'm a Pepere! | Thu Mar 29 1990 05:32 | 13 |
| On Jordan, ESPN had one of their playbacks on the 1982 NCAA finals.
During one of the breaks, they posed a question on who made the
1982 Consensus All-America team. During a following break, they
listed the players, and had the following:
Michael Jordan, Georgetown
I was flabbergasted, which is not to be confused with farfrignewtoned.
Wonder how many calls they got on that one?
Lee
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121.48 | | AXIS::ROBICHAUD | Dockers...Pants for |CENSORED|s | Thu Mar 29 1990 07:46 | 6 |
| I cain't figure out your logic Dan. The Lakers struggled to
win 50 games that year and were beat at home by the Rockets. Why
would they have repeated? That's like saying the Celtics would've
won in '85 because they won in '84 and '86.
/Don
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121.49 | should be 10-2 but Lakers didn't have the heart | CNTROL::CHILDS | ABTL=ABTP these days | Thu Mar 29 1990 07:51 | 8 |
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/Don it simple, Dan is talking about the Lakers. All of his objectivity
is thrown out the window on this subject. Kinda of like Dock talking
about the Celtics....
Dan remember this Celtics 8 Lakers 2......
mike
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121.51 | congrats Mike! | LEVERS::STROUT | Bo knows Fahrvergn�gen's! | Thu Mar 29 1990 08:09 | 15 |
|
Great great great great game last night in Cleveland. I finally
figured out why Cleveland fans hate Jordan so much... because he's
averaging 52.3 ppg against them this season!!!!
At one point in the second (or was it the third?) quarter Jordan
was 17-23 from the field! He was simply unstoppable, hitting some
of the most amazing double and tripled teamed shots of his career!
He had a couple of monstrous break away dunks to boot.
Jordan is now 8th all time in highest scoring game. Wilt holds
6 of the higher ones. INCREDIBLE!!!!!! What a game to watch. When
Jordan had 33 early on I knew this was going to be the night.
sean
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121.52 | Oh, you meant lose, not loose. I get it now...... :-) | SASE::SZABO | Have you had your fahrvergn�gen today? | Thu Mar 29 1990 08:13 | 9 |
| > .......to loose big time.
So, were the bulldozers brought in, or what? Did the players switch
their Air Nike's to Air Hipboots to finish the game? How did they
manage to dribble the ball in all that looseness?
:-)
H�wk
|
121.53 | | LEVERS::STROUT | Is that Wilt DISGUISED as Jordan?? | Thu Mar 29 1990 08:20 | 0 |
121.54 | Jordan knows '69' | USRCV1::COLOTTIR | Lisa,get away from that jazzman | Thu Mar 29 1990 09:04 | 4 |
| Hey WhiteHead, Munch, Munch, Munch. BTW, I heard they had to replace
the nets after Air Jordan ripped 69 pts. through them :-)
Rich
|
121.56 | | HOTSHT::SCHNEIDER | Surprise, feat and a ruthless efficiency | Thu Mar 29 1990 12:09 | 13 |
| > I cain't figure out your logic Dan. The Lakers struggled to
> win 50 games that year and were beat at home by the Rockets. Why
> would they have repeated?
You forget that Magic missed a big chunk of the season and returned very
late. The Lakers really weren't used to each other anymore. Kareem had
taken over and led them into the playoffs, and then Boom, Magic's back,
everything's different again. In that situation, Houston upset them. If the
Lakers had the playoffs to go through and get used to playing together
again, it's not inconceivable that they take the title. At that stage in the
early '80s, they were clearly a better team than the eventual champions.
Dan
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121.57 | somebody please back him up on this for more laughs | CNTROL::CHILDS | ABTL=ABTP these days | Thu Mar 29 1990 12:37 | 9 |
|
what a load of palukha. you can't be serious Dan. these guys are pros,
you know the one on one league. get use to one another a better group
than the eventual champs rich Dan rich. Magic was tragic and Kareem
disappeared against aggressiveness of Moses.....
hahahahaa
mike
|
121.60 | Lose the best player for 45 games. See what happens. | HOTSHT::SCHNEIDER | Surprise, feat and a ruthless efficiency | Thu Mar 29 1990 13:43 | 8 |
| Well Mike (whom I see is wearing his Green Dockers today), the Lakers were
definitely better than 1981's champs in 1980 and in 1982. That begs the
question what was so different in 1981. Was it the composition of the
Celtics? No. In fact they were probably much better in 1982, after
losing Chris Ford from the starting lineup. Was it the composition
of the Lakers lineup? Yes.
Dan
|
121.61 | | SASE::SZABO | Have you had your fahrvergn�gen today? | Thu Mar 29 1990 13:51 | 11 |
| > As usual, Dan is right on the money with his analysis.
C'mon Steven, get it right willya? When you use "as usual", that
refers to a Bob Hunt note ie. "Great note Bob, as usual". When you're
backing up Dan, you must use "clearly". Therefore,
"Clearly, Dan is right on the money with his analysis."
HTH. :-)
H�wk
|
121.62 | | AXIS::ROBICHAUD | Dockers...Pants for |CENSORED|s | Thu Mar 29 1990 13:58 | 8 |
| Dan, you're full of it. The 1982 Laker team was the first one
to start with the zone trap defense. The 1981 team was confused
and out of it. Magic's absence accounted for the less than stellar
regular season, but he was back in plenty of time for them to beat
a sub-standard Houston team in the playoffs. What was the excuse
for '83? For '84? For '86? I need a good laugh this afternoon.
/Don
|
121.64 | | AUSTIN::MACNEAL | Big Mac | Thu Mar 29 1990 14:03 | 5 |
|
� -< Lose the best player for 45 games. See what happens. >-
We saw what happened with the best player was out for almost an entire
season. It wasn't pretty.
|
121.65 | oustide of .64, that is | LEVERS::STROUT | Is that Wilt DISGUISED as Jordan?? | Thu Mar 29 1990 14:05 | 10 |
| Who started this Laker-Houston rathole anyways????? This
is the FAB MONEY JORDAN topic. Take yer fruitless digressions
elsewhere! *8^)
Chicago plays NY, Friday. Should be a good game. NY has been living
on skid row as of late, they're going to want revenge. Money's
probably going to cool down a little after last night's game. Look
for Pippen to score a lot more.
sean
|
121.66 | Tailgunner Dan started the trouble Sean. | AXIS::ROBICHAUD | Dockers...Pants for |CENSORED|s | Thu Mar 29 1990 14:09 | 1 |
|
|
121.67 | you know who | CNTROL::CHILDS | ABTL=ABTP these days | Thu Mar 29 1990 14:10 | 15 |
|
Dan, pure speculation on your part that the Lakers of 80 and 82
were better than the 81 champs. We lost Bird all last season so
I know what it's like to loose your star ballplayer for 45 games.
How long was Magic back for two weeks or so before the playoffs?
Bottom line in the series as I recall was the Lakers had no answer
for Malone and the Capt'n was only 33 or so at that time. Given
that the Lakers had no answer for Houston's physicall game what
can only speculate the beating they would have taken from the
physically agressive Celtics. Celtics beside being physical also
had a fair fastbreak led by Tiny, pictures of brooms dance in
my mind.....
;^)
|
121.69 | If Bird had missed most of '84 and Celtics had been bounced by Washington... | HOTSHT::SCHNEIDER | Surprise, feat and a ruthless efficiency | Thu Mar 29 1990 14:14 | 10 |
| Gee, /Doncker, the best player misses 45 games of the season with
a severe knee injury, he comes back with a few games to play in the
regular season, the team as a whole doesn't have time to catch on,
and YOU don't think that makes any difference?
As an experienced Laker watcher and contest winner, let me be the first
to say (well Steven, scholar and gentleman that he is, beat me to it) that
you don't know what in hell you're talking about.
Dan
|
121.70 | waiting for apology | LEVERS::STROUT | Is that Wilt DISGUISED as Jordan?? | Thu Mar 29 1990 14:18 | 3 |
| Dan you Fahrvergn�thing!!!! You took note 69!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ahem...
|
121.71 | | AXIS::ROBICHAUD | Dockers...Pants for |CENSORED|s | Thu Mar 29 1990 14:18 | 5 |
| Dan, back in the Supersonics note, Hawk suggests that you were
doing something while watching the lovely Marina. Well you're doing
the same thing here when you're talking about the '81 Laker team.
/Don
|
121.72 | Shoulda wore my Huggies today!!!!!11(tm) :-) | SASE::SZABO | Have you had your fahrvergn�gen today? | Thu Mar 29 1990 14:23 | 1 |
|
|
121.73 | And if 1984, and if 1989 and if... | HOTSHT::SCHNEIDER | Surprise, feat and a ruthless efficiency | Thu Mar 29 1990 14:37 | 25 |
| >How long was Magic back for two weeks or so before the playoffs?
Magic came back in the last week of the regular season. By that time,
the Lakers had changed their game drastically from when he was in
there, and they showed the pains of transition in getting it back.
>Bottom line in the series as I recall was the Lakers had no answer
>for Malone and the Capt'n was only 33 or so at that time. Given
Jabbar was 36 at that time. Bottom line was the series was extremely
close, and hinged on one missed running one-hander by Johnson from
being the Lakers series instead of the upstart Rockets. Malone was
great, but no way, no how were the Rockets a better team. Look at the
season records. Look at the personnel.
It is educated speculation which leads me to assert that if the Lakers had
pulled that one out instead of being upset, and then gone into the longer
series and got a chance to play together a little more with Magic in the
lineup, that the same juggernaut which rolled over the NBA for the '80 and
'82 seasons might well have rolled over the Celtics in 1981. Kareem would
have dominated Parish, Magic would have dominated Archibald, and it would
have been great to see Stormin' Norman expose Chris Ford as the worst
starting guard in the NBA.
Dan
|
121.76 | Maybe this one will fit for you terminal users | HOTSHT::SCHNEIDER | Clearly batting 1.000 today | Thu Mar 29 1990 14:45 | 0 |
121.77 | He choked | JULIET::MAY_BR | Wimp football rules! | Thu Mar 29 1990 15:01 | 9 |
| > Bottom line was the series was extremely
> close, and hinged on one missed running one-hander by Johnson from
> being the Lakers series instead of the upstart Rockets.
I'm surprised you brought up the fact that the Lakers _might_ have
made it had Magic not thrown an airball up from inside the paint.
Bruce
|
121.78 | | FTMUDG::DUGGAN | | Thu Mar 29 1990 15:14 | 4 |
| <In 1981 Jabbar was 34. He's about six months older than me.
...mike
|
121.79 | Pipe Dreams do come true | VLNVAX::MBROOKS | | Fri Mar 30 1990 01:02 | 34 |
| I hate to interupt this very boring subject but could someone direct me
to the CHICAGO BULLS note file. IT seems to have dissapeared to a
group of (Or 1 or 2 quick tying) Laker fans. All this TALK TALK TALK
about the lakers. When the lakers can win as many championships in a
row as the Celtics of the Sixty's give me a call but untill then please
bring your discussion to WARLRD::LAKERS you may actully find people who
agree with your opinions. About a hundred notes ago someone had the
nerve to say that Chicago takeing spot 1 in this years playoffs was a
pipedream. While last year I picked the chicago bulls to make it to
the finals against detroit (Of course I underestimated them I had them
losing in 4, sorry bulls). I got all kinds of SH!$ saying there was no
way they would make it past the cleveland someone's and even if they
did that NY would whip em bad. I guess that you could have considered
that a pipedream that came true..........
Although I dont want to add this comment here but as far as the lakers
go they should have felt very lucky to have repeated. As far as I can
tell it should have been 2 in a row for Detroit. If you rememeber
Detroit lost a game on a Rodman Donut that would have one it all for
detroit. All the lakers fans thought they were better than detroit so
they came back the follwoing year and SWEPT the lakers off the Floor. I
guess that should have proved who the better team was, but I would bet
my life that some laker fan out there has a Million Excuses for the so
called best team in the NBA.
The only thing better than watching the lakers get swept in the finals
would be to see Michael 'Air' Jordan go one on one against Magic. I
would predict if they play a game of 21 it would be something like
AIR 21 Magic 2
But Magic will never let this happen, he couldnt take the Humiliation.
(SP).
Just a Jordan Fan
Mike Brooks
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121.80 | Mike, that Schneider is just a rabble rouser | AXIS::ROBICHAUD | Dockers...Pants for |CENSORED|s | Fri Mar 30 1990 07:47 | 1 |
|
|
121.81 | All depends on what's in the pipe, dreamer | SNDCSL::HAUSRATH | Who,Stones in '89. Zep in '90 | Fri Mar 30 1990 08:16 | 9 |
|
re: .79
You really believe Chicago can make up 5 1/2 games on Detroit with only
14 to go.. Like I said, you're dreamin' And I know what dreamin' is
all about, cause I'm a Cleveland Sports fan!
/Jeff
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121.82 | Magic was Tragic, must have hurt bad | CNTROL::CHILDS | ABTL=ABTP these days | Fri Mar 30 1990 08:19 | 7 |
|
your educated speculation and 50 cents can't even get me a cup of
coffee...
what a line, I love the way you can spin em....
mike
|
121.83 | Yeah, he does a lot of spinnin' Mike | AXIS::ROBICHAUD | Dockers...Pants for |CENSORED|s | Fri Mar 30 1990 08:26 | 1 |
|
|
121.84 | Clearly, Dan has many talents! :-) | SASE::SZABO | Have you had your fahrvergn�gen today? | Fri Mar 30 1990 09:18 | 1 |
|
|
121.85 | | LEVERS::STROUT | Akeem the UNSTOPPABLE! | Fri Mar 30 1990 09:29 | 15 |
|
re: .79 (the last RELATIVE note) 8^)
Mike, I'd really like to see Chicago make it to the finals again
this year. They should win the first round game against Milwaukee
(or possibly NY) in 3 straight. The semi's they will most likely
draw Philadelphia. That should be a great series. How has Chicago
done against them this season anyways??? Hopefully they will blow
by Philly with their past "experiences" and give Detroit a run for
their money!
Chicago seems to be getting more solid every year. In the next
couple of years I can only see them improving their game. Let's
hope for a ring in the next 3 years!!
sean
|
121.86 | | CAM::WAY | Outfielder in the Bourbon | Fri Mar 30 1990 09:44 | 11 |
| � re: .79 (the last RELATIVE note) 8^)
^^^^^^^^
Look out, guys...we got Albert Einstein in here wif us...
Just remember:
e = mc�
Chainsaw
|
121.87 | | LEVERS::STROUT | Akeem the UNSTOPPABLE! | Fri Mar 30 1990 09:48 | 3 |
| hey 'Saw, do you know? 8^)
sean
|
121.88 | 8^) | CAM::WAY | Outfielder in the Bourbon | Fri Mar 30 1990 09:56 | 14 |
| Sean,
If you're asking if I know how Chicago has done against Philly, I
cain't say that I do.
I don't follow basketball all that much. When I do I root for the
Celts, but I couldn't tell you who their starting lineup is this year 8^)
The only non-Celtic that I really really like is Michael Jordan...
HTH,
Chainsaw
PS Don't forget: e != mc�
|
121.89 | | LEVERS::STROUT | Akeem the UNSTOPPABLE! | Fri Mar 30 1990 09:59 | 4 |
| 'Saw hasn't seen to many Spike and Mike commercials has he!!
WHAT's YOUR EXCUSE, PAL???? 8^)
remember, this was only a test...
|
121.90 | Quiet, you Green Dockers, you! | HOTSHT::SCHNEIDER | Clearly batting 1.000 today | Fri Mar 30 1990 10:20 | 1 |
|
|
121.91 | | CAM::WAY | Outfielder in the Bourbon | Fri Mar 30 1990 10:24 | 12 |
| RE Mike and Spike...
No, sorry, I've only seen two of them, and only one time a piece.
Come to think of it, I haven't seen that much TV this week at all.
(I've been trying to plow through Henry V and I can't concentrate
wif da TV on....)
Seems that Spike and Mike are taking a back seat to Will....
latered,
'Saw
|
121.92 | | DECXPS::TIMMONS | I'm a Pepere! | Mon Apr 02 1990 04:55 | 5 |
| Re .73 "It is educated speculation which lead me ...."
Clearly, this is Dan's version of SWAG!!!111 :*)
lEe
|
121.93 | behind Akeem, of course | LEVERS::STROUT | Akeem the UNSTOPPABLE! | Mon Apr 02 1990 07:43 | 5 |
| Jordan scores 49 Friday against NY and 47 Sunday against Miami
in 2 Chicago wins. Whaddayathink, runner up for player of the
week? 8^)
sean
|
121.94 | | CAM::WAY | Outfielder in the Bourbon | Mon Apr 02 1990 07:57 | 4 |
| < Note 121.93 by LEVERS::STROUT "Akeem the UNSTOPPABLE!" >
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
He was stopped last night. Big Boss Man pinned him good! 8^)
|
121.95 | | LEVERS::STROUT | still flying in a blue dream! | Mon Apr 02 1990 08:21 | 2 |
| Chainsaw..... okay, you got me there... Olajuwon doesn't have
a good suplex move, anyways. 8^)
|
121.96 | | STAR::YANKOWSKAS | Bo knows strikeouts | Tue Apr 03 1990 07:53 | 4 |
| Michael Jordan was named NBA Player of the Week for last week.
py
|
121.97 | Who else ??? | SHALOT::HUNT | A single ping please, Vasily. | Tue Apr 03 1990 07:58 | 5 |
| � Michael Jordan was named NBA Player of the Week for last week.
Big surprise.
Bob Hunt
|
121.98 | But Olajuwon deserved it ~/~. | VAXWRK::NEEDLE | Fahrvergn�ten! | Tue Apr 03 1990 14:58 | 0 |
121.99 | Behine by 4 and gaining on the Pistons.... | MRVAX::MBROOKS | | Wed Apr 04 1990 00:39 | 29 |
| Are there people out there who still doubt the bulls ability ?????
MJ would have won player of the week against any performance with his
stats for this past week, Olajuwon couldnt touch last weeks
performance. As far as who will be #1 in the east I realy dont think
that its over. Bulls were 5 1/2 behind Detroit with 14 games left. As
of last night (before games dont know the results yet) they were 4
games back with 11 games to go. That means they made up 1 1/2 games in
3 games. Not bad hay....
The Ultimate would be bulls up by 1 going into the last game of the
season Bulls VS Detroit Sun Apr-22 in detroit 1:00 CBS What a game..
Next 11 Games
APR-03 Indiana at Chicago APR-03 Boston at Detroit
APR-05 Orlando at Chicago APR-05 Detroit at Atlanta
APR-07 Chicago at Dallas APR-06 Milwaukee at Detroit
APR-11 Cleveland at Chicago APR-08 Detroit at Cleveland
APR-13 Milwaukee at Chicago APR-10 Detroit at New York
APR-14 Chicago at Washington APR-11 New Jersey at Detroit
APR-16 Chicago at Indiana APR-13 Atlanta at Detroit
APR-17 Boston at Chicago APR-14 Orlando at Detroit
APR-19 Washington at Chicago APR-19 Philadelphia at Detroit
APR-20 Chicago at Boston APR-20 Detroit at Indiana
APR-22 Chicago at Detroit APR-22 Chicago at Detroit ******
I see them winning 8 or 9 minimum of there last 11 games.....
the only problem is I see detroit winning at least 6....
Could be intresting.......
Mike
|
121.100 | | LEVERS::STROUT | 5 to 1... 1 in 5... | Wed Apr 04 1990 08:35 | 21 |
| thanks for the schedule, Mike. I've been trying to find one
all weak! How did Chicago fare against Indiana last night anyways?
After Detroit's romping they were up by a few...
looks like Chicago's final 11 games are going to be interesting.
APR-03 Indiana at Chicago should be a W
APR-05 Orlando at Chicago should be a W
APR-07 Chicago at Dallas ugh.... who knows on this one?
APR-11 Cleveland at Chicago cleveland's mildly upset 8^)
APR-13 Milwaukee at Chicago winner.
APR-14 Chicago at Washington winner.
APR-16 Chicago at Indiana could go either way
APR-17 Boston at Chicago should be winner
APR-19 Washington at Chicago winner.
APR-20 Chicago at Boston too close to call.
APR-22 Chicago at Detroit great closing game.
How about 9-2 to finish the season? Sounds reasonable. I don't
see them catching Detroit however. Anything can happen though.
sean
|
121.101 | exit | VLNVAX::MBROOKS | | Thu Apr 05 1990 00:30 | 12 |
| as You proberbly know by know both Detroit and Chicago won last
night. They both had tonight off tomorow we should have a win
against Orlando and Detroit is playing atlanta....hoping for a
hawks win on this one. Definatly looking forward to the playoffs
So how about the west coast are the lakers going to roll thru the
playoffs like they did last year or should we see a little more
compitition out there this year. Last year was a little boring
the lakers swept there way into the finals and got swept out. Id
rather see a little better matchup in the finals....At least a 6
game match....
mike
|
121.102 | Chic's outlook | LEVERS::STROUT | five to one... one in five | Fri Apr 06 1990 13:08 | 14 |
| Chicago beat Orlando last night.... Detroit beat Atlanta. Doesn't
look like Chicago can take the division. They should wrap up second
place in the conference though if they continue to play decent ball.
Hopefully, the way things are finishing up, Chicago will draw Milwaukee
for the opening round of the playoffs. They fared pretty good against
them this season. In a best of 5 series I'd say Chicago has a strong
chance at sweeping the opening round, then drawing Philly for a
tough second round playoff matchup. The home advantage will be
the key to Chicago's success, and should propell them into the
championship round against Detroit, who should coast past their
first round opponent (Cleveland/Indiana/Atlanta) and most likely
Boston as their second round opponent.
sean
|
121.103 | thanks jeff 8^) | LEVERS::STROUT | five to one... one in five | Fri Apr 06 1990 13:44 | 4 |
| notice the topic title change. remember, ONE MAN IS NOT TO
BLAM!!!!!11
sean
|
121.104 | | LEVERS::STROUT | five to one... one in five | Mon Apr 09 1990 08:50 | 5 |
| Chicago beat Dallas Sat. night 109-108... musta been a good
game. This puts Chicago 2� out of first, however, Detroit has the
advantage of 3 home games to Chic's even.
sean
|
121.105 | Detroit is HURTIN' | SNDCSL::HAUSRATH | Who,Stones in '89. Zep in '90 | Mon Apr 09 1990 11:39 | 12 |
|
re: .102
Sean, based on the way detroits been playing since the Dummars injury,
I don't think they're gonna be cruising by anyone. They looked
relatively un-Piston-like against the Nance-less CAVS yesterday.
Plus, don't take a first round victory for granted.. the regular
season standings don't mean do-da in a 5 game mini-series.. as we all
learned last yer.
/Jeff
|
121.106 | | LEVERS::STROUT | five to one... one in five | Mon Apr 09 1990 11:47 | 8 |
| FWIW, Dumars will be back by the first round of the playoffs...
I for one am not going to count them out as early as everyone else
seems to be doing.
A first round loss would be great for Chicago because it would
insure home court advantage throughout conference play. I'm trying
to be realistic, though.
sean
|
121.107 | Not Over Yet...Bulls could still be #1 | VLNVAX::MBROOKS | | Tue Apr 10 1990 02:00 | 12 |
| Detroit has 7 games left and Chicago has 8 and there only 2 1/2 games
out. With the way detroit and chicago has been playing it is very
possible that it could come down to the last game of the season. I
feel they have a very good chance of still taking 1st place. The only
bad part about chicago taken 1st place is that they have to beat the
celtics twice to have a shot at it. With only a week and a half left
its getting close but Im still hoping the Bulls will pull it off. They
have a good enough team and I think with Home court through the
playoffs they would definatly make it to the finals. Proberbly against
the Lakers........What A Series that will be...
Bulls 57 wins Detroit 56.......
|
121.108 | | LEVERS::STROUT | five to one... one in five | Tue Apr 10 1990 08:33 | 16 |
| The Bulls play Cleveland at home Wednesday night. A win puts
them 2 games behind Detroit and puts the current winning streak
to 8 (i believe). Cleveland is seeking revenge for the Jordan 69
point tear that resulted in a Cleveland overtime loss a week or
so ago.
Hopefully Jordan will light the scoreboard and singe the nets
one more time!!!
BTW, Mike, I agree that the #1 seed could go down to the last game.
Especially because Dumars is out. I hadn't thought about it before
but Jordan will be able to flame Detroit without Dumars guarding
him. They might end up putting Rodman on him however.. We'll have
to see how that works out.
sean
|
121.109 | | ROCK::GRONOWSKI | iceMAN | Tue Apr 10 1990 10:05 | 3 |
|
If Nance is out, Cleveland will have a very tough time beating Chicago
in Chicago.
|
121.110 | | LEVERS::STROUT | five to one... one in five | Tue Apr 10 1990 10:10 | 13 |
| Did Nance play in the last game? I think he did but he didn't
contribute too much. Price, Ehlo and Williams were the players
that were giving Chicago a problem. Daugherty had a horrific game
last time.
The key to Chicago beating Clev. one more time is to not get
into foul trouble like before (Paxson, Cartwright...). Does anyone
know if/when Hodges will be returning to the lineup for Chicago?
His presence as an outside threat can open the inside game for Chicago
(Pippen, Grant, Cartwright...). Something tells me Cleveland is
going to try some new tactics on Jordan, so it is going to be important
for other players on the team to perform better than last time.
sean
|
121.111 | | ROCK::GRONOWSKI | iceMAN | Tue Apr 10 1990 10:28 | 11 |
|
I'm pretty sure Nance played last time. Lenny should start coaching
like KC jones...
C Daugherty 43 minutes
F Nance 42 minutes
F Williams 48 minutes
G Price 48 minutes
G Ehlo 48 minutes
Rollins 11 minutes
|
121.112 | Detroit loses tonight, and Chicago has a chance | 4159::NAZZARO | Open the pod bay door HAL!! | Tue Apr 10 1990 14:34 | 22 |
| Nance did NOT play for Cleveland Sunday vs Detroit. He is listed
as doubtful for tomorrow's game vs Chicago.
BTW, here are the remaining games for Detroit and Chicago.
DETROIT CHICAGO
4/10 at New York 4/11 Cleveland
4/11 New Jersey 4/13 Milwaukee
4/13 Atlanta 4/14 at Washington
4/14 Orlando 4/16 at Indiana
4/19 Philadelphia 4/17 Boston
4/20 at Indiana 4/19 Washington
4/22 Chicago 4/20 at Boston
4/22 at Detroit
Biggest game for both teams is tonight's Detroit game at New York.
If Pistons beat the Knicks, Chicago can't catch them, IMO.
BTW - who leads the series series between Pistons and Bulls?
NAZZ
|
121.113 | Detroit leads 3-1 | LEVERS::STROUT | five to one... one in five | Tue Apr 10 1990 14:40 | 14 |
| Chicago hasn't done too great against Detroit this season, even
though Chicago had the uper hand with 3 home games to Detroit's
2.
I think this is how the series went:
Nov. 7 at Chicago 117-114 Chicago wins
Jan 9 at Detroit 100-90 Detroit wins
Jan 23 at Chicago 107-95 Detroit wins
and the last time they met Chicago lost at home (the game right
before Detroit's skid on the West coast, Dumars injury..)
sean
|
121.114 | | LEVERS::STROUT | five to one... one in five | Tue Apr 10 1990 14:45 | 2 |
| BTW, didn't think about it but outside of Detroit, Chicago has
a 32-2 record at home!!
|
121.115 | Does Detroit lead 3-1 ???? | VLNVAX::MBROOKS | | Wed Apr 11 1990 02:06 | 10 |
| They also played on Mar-16 does anyone know what the outcome of that
game was. If chicago lost that would give Detroit a 3-1 lead right
now so the best chicago can do is 2-3 agaist them (and that is what
they will do against them this year).....Its very possible that they
could end up in a tie for best record in the east. Would this be
decided by Head to Head Compitition for the season ????
I would hate to see Detroit get the #1 slot because they had a 3-2
edge over Chicago.....Detroit hit the High Point during the season
and the bulls are playing there best ball right now when it counts.
|
121.116 | | LEVERS::STROUT | five to one... one in five | Wed Apr 11 1990 08:23 | 9 |
| Yes, I checked and Detroit does lead the series 3-1 right now.
If the season was to end in a tie Detroit would claim first place
and Chicago would be dropped to 3rd for the first round of play.
Tonight is a big game at home against Cleveland. Atlanta beat
Philly last night so Clev. has to keep pace so they don't lose 8th
place. Detroit beat NY at NY last night, nailing one more stake
into the coffin for first place.
sean
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121.117 | | ROCK::GRONOWSKI | iceMAN | Wed Apr 11 1990 10:08 | 4 |
|
Cleveland can lose tonight and still be in the 8th place slot.
They beat Atlanta 3-2 this year. Though, I'd much rather see
a victory.
|
121.118 | Here, here, we go again... | STRATA::WHITEHAIR | Don't just sit there.......Do it now! | Wed Apr 11 1990 11:23 | 4 |
|
Chicago basketball = one man team
o
Go CAVS!
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121.119 | Chic's chances for #1 = dim | LEVERS::STROUT | five to one... one in five | Wed Apr 11 1990 13:30 | 22 |
| DETROIT CHICAGO
4/11 New Jersey 4/11 Cleveland
4/13 Atlanta 4/13 Milwaukee
4/14 Orlando 4/14 at Washington
4/16 at Indiana
4/17 Boston
4/19 Philadelphia 4/19 Washington
4/20 at Indiana 4/20 at Boston
4/22 Chicago 4/22 at Detroit
Chicago is 3 games out (2 more losses with 2 less played games).
To win the division title they are going to have to surpass Detroit's
record since a tie would result in Detroit's favor. Effectively,
Chicago needs 3 Detroit losses and all Chicago wins or any combination
that matches up. Looking at the schedule, Detroit will have to
lose it's last 3 (home to Philly, away to Indiana and home to Chicago).
This requires Chicago to win the remainder of their games and finish
with a league season high 16 game win streak. It's looking pretty
impossible.
sean
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121.120 | First place still a pipe-dream, as it was 2 weeks ago | SNDCSL::HAUSRATH | Who,Stones in '89. Zep in '90 | Wed Apr 11 1990 15:12 | 8 |
|
It seems very impossible, based on your reasoning Sean, because
tonight, they are going DOOOOOWWWWNNNN!!!!
The CAVS have rediscovered the inside game! Look for Daugherty,
Williams and Bennet to have big, big games tonight!
/Jeff
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121.121 | A Little confused on Playoff Picture | KIDVAX::MBROOKS | | Thu Apr 12 1990 04:46 | 13 |
| Well I have not yet seen the results of last nights games but if both
Detroit and Chicago did not win I will be very suprised. I think
chicago had an easier game schduled, playing against the cleveland
wimps but chicago may try to save some strength over the next 8 games.
I see 3 absoulute victories in detroits schedule so It looks like
detroit has claimed 1st place, that NY victory was a big one.
I have a ?'s for .116 strout, even if chicago has the 2nd best record
in the league they still drop to 3rd. The 1st place teams get spots
1 and 2 regardless of there record....This means that it is possible
for a team with the 6th or 7th place team accourding to there record
could actually take the #2 spot in the playoffs??????
MIke
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121.122 | | CNTROL::CHILDS | Celts & Philly in the Eastern Finals | Thu Apr 12 1990 08:09 | 7 |
|
Yes Mike that is possible but only for the first round matchups. It's
the prize you get for winning your division. In the second round they
forget about who finished where in their respective divisions and base
the matchups soley on their records....
mike
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121.123 | | LEVERS::STROUT | five to one... one in five | Thu Apr 12 1990 08:11 | 21 |
|
Great trample by the Bulls against Cleveland last night in Chicago.
106-87 was the final score with the one man teamed Jordan accumulating
a stunning 22 points (what a ball hog! 8^). The highlight of the game
came when Mark Price slammed the ball down on the court and got
called for a technical. He objected, saying he had never got a
technical before in his life (with cuss words mixed in) and the
ref gave him another. SHOWER TIME BABY!!!
This mikes 8 or 9 in a row for Chicago now. Detroit won a close
one against NJ last night (something like 98-93) so there was no
ground gained.
re: Mike
Right. The first and second place go to the division winners according
to record. Then slots 3-8 are filled according to record. However,
after the first round, the team with the best record gets the home
court advantage.
sean
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121.124 | Did the REFS � cost the Cavaliers another game? | AXIS::ROBICHAUD | Dockers...Pants for |CENSORED|s | Thu Apr 12 1990 08:23 | 1 |
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121.125 | It was the MAFIA this time slasher! | 7983::RIEU | In search of...Mr Trout! | Thu Apr 12 1990 08:38 | 2 |
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121.126 | All these darned games are fixed! | AXIS::ROBICHAUD | Dockers...Pants for |CENSORED|s | Thu Apr 12 1990 09:11 | 1 |
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121.127 | BULLS!!! | LEVERS::STROUT | five to one... one in five | Thu Apr 12 1990 09:12 | 0 |
121.128 | Chicago ties the series...8-8. | LUDWIG::WHITEHAIR | Don't just sit there.......Do it now! | Fri Apr 13 1990 07:54 | 32 |
|
Ok now....I've got something to say about the game the other
night against Jordan...IT STUNK!!!
You said Price was thrown out of the game for saying he never
had a technical called on him with a few cuss words added in...
THAT IS A LIE! Mark Price does not cuss...he is a very religious
guy. The truth to the game is.........The guy was holding onto
Price, so Mark sort of pushed him to get outside the 3point line.
The official then called a foul on Price...what a joke...Mark was
getting maulled by the guy. Mark, being very upset, bounced the
ball on the floor one time then the first technical was called.
Thats when Mark started heading to the bench...but...did the official
head the other direction??? Noooooooooo, he followed Mark and it
looked like he was egging him on, then Mark said he couldn't
beleive he got the call. Technical #2 and out of the game. Thats
how the game went. No breaks for the Cavs. Pippin was a real jerk
this game too. Ehlo was guarding Jordan very close and caused several
turnovers. Jordan could not score with Ehlo on him. No fouls were
ever called with this matchup...but...Jordan was getting upset with
the good coverage by Ehlo and started faking injuries...first his
knee, then his hand...etc. Pippin started throwing elbos at Ehlo.
No fouls called...it was really rediculas! The announcers even
mentioned the fact that Cleveland has been being picked on by the
officials in the last two weeks...just as I said. In any rate...
the 2nd half starts and Cleveland just plays with their 2nd string.
Screw Chicago!
Wait for the playoffs!
o
Go CAVS!
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121.129 | | AXIS::ROBICHAUD | JoanOfArc,MotherTheresa,MarkPrice | Fri Apr 13 1990 09:09 | 2 |
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121.130 | Is he religious enough??? | BUILD::MORGAN | | Fri Apr 13 1990 09:23 | 9 |
| >THAT IS A LIE! Mark Price does not cuss...he is a very religious
>guy. The truth to the game is.........The guy was holding onto
Jim Bakker is very religious too. Didn't stop him from playing
keep-away with his church's money. Hey /Don, I read yesterday that
Mother Theresa is retiring. Maybe Mark Price could volunteer from her
job! Whattaya think, Hal?
Steve
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121.131 | MARK PRICE! WHAT A GUY!! | AXIS::ROBICHAUD | Jason,FreddieKrueger,N.Y.Rangers | Fri Apr 13 1990 09:36 | 1 |
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121.132 | | LEVERS::STROUT | five to one... one in five | Fri Apr 13 1990 09:40 | 8 |
| > -< MARK PRICE! WHAT A GUY!! >-
Didn't he go to Georgia Tech? Ok. That explains A LOT 8^)
[dripping with sarcasm] I can assure you that when Price got his
second technical he was not CALMLY pleading with the ref in a
missionary position.
Besides. Jordan ROOLZ. 8^)
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121.133 | | UPWARD::HEISER | silent anticipations | Fri Apr 13 1990 10:28 | 11 |
| > THAT IS A LIE! Mark Price does not cuss...he is a very religious
> guy. The truth to the game is.........The guy was holding onto
Mr. Whitehair (sorry forgot your first name) is correct. When
Cleveland was in Phoenix, Price & KJ (who's also a Christian) got
both teams together for a Bible study (sponsored by FCA (Fellowship of
Christian Athletes)).
Anyone can cuss out of frustration, even if he did, nobody is perfect.
Mike
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121.134 | | CAM::WAY | Buy the /Don Tag Team Studding Video now! | Fri Apr 13 1990 10:38 | 1 |
| Yeah, I cuss like a stormtrooper, and it don't mean I'm a bad guy!
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121.135 | | COMET::JOHNSTON | WonFarfugIsKnotEnuf! WhoIsTooBlam?! | Fri Apr 13 1990 11:12 | 10 |
| When I was in Phoenix, me and Babs (who's also a Druid) got together for a
Nature study (sponsored by FPA (Fellowship of Pagan Athletes).
There was NO cussing! The only people I've EVER heard cuss were Christians.
This is true. (I swear on a Bubble)
Beware Ragnorak, Dewds and Lewds
Mike JN
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121.136 | | CAM::WAY | Tag Team Studding takes discipline, Dick | Fri Apr 13 1990 11:14 | 5 |
| Long Live Wotan!
Odin ain't so bad neither...
Chainsaw
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121.137 | | TURKEY::J_HALPIN | | Fri Apr 13 1990 12:53 | 14 |
| > THAT IS A LIE! Mark Price does not cuss...he is a very religious
> guy.
Ya right, and Danny Ainge is a devout Morman and we all know he
doesn't cuss or do any other kinds of nasty things on the court either!!!!
Mr WriteLock, please try to get in touch with reality sometime soon
will you!!!! :-)
JimH
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121.138 | | CAM::WAY | Tag Steam Tudding stakes dipseline Cikd | Fri Apr 13 1990 12:56 | 15 |
| � Ya right, and Danny Ainge is a devout Morman and we all know he
�doesn't cuss or do any other kinds of nasty things on the court either!!!!
I have some friends who grew up in Mormon country. No, no offense to
anyone who might be of that faith, cause this is intended in jest, but
they always say that a Mormon is only devout when he's around other
Mormons.... 8^)
Chainsaw
PS If you take offense to that, learn to laugh at yourself, it will
make your life a whole lot brighter... 8^)
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121.139 | | GENRAL::GIBSON | | Mon Apr 16 1990 12:29 | 15 |
|
I saw the game also and Whitehair's claims are total BS. Price did not
head towards the bench after the first T. He was in the refs' face to
the point that another ref came running over to get Price away from the
him. He deserved what he got. Jordan faking injuries is so ludicrous to
not deserve comment. Pippen and Ehlo were battling but to claim that
Pippen was hammering him with elbows is total BS. If you want to see
some elbow throwing check out Wayman Tisdale sometime. Face the facts,
Cleveland is a mediocre team at best. Price is good, Daugherty is way
over-rated, Nance is old and the rest should be happy to still be in
the NBA. There is noway this line-up will ever win a title, be it the
league title, the conference title or even a division title.
HOOT
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121.140 | Wash could have washed out chances for #1 | KIDVAX::MBROOKS | | Mon Apr 16 1990 23:11 | 18 |
| Oh Pippen was picking on Ehlo and the Refs where being so Unfair.
Price is perfect and didnt deserve the Technicals and Jordan was crying
over faked injuries......It sounds like someone is trying to make up
excuses for why his team lost to the one man (22 points) team. Enough
on that topic Chicago somehow managed to lose to Washington, a team
that could even be considered worse than cleveland (Maybe). This has
cost them the chance of taking the #1 spot, I know its still
mathematically (SP) possible but I dont see detroit losing too many
more games, other than the season closer against chicago......It looks
like we will have to settle for spot 3 in the opening (2nd best overall
record). Id like to see the celtics up against Detroit somehow in the
second round. Im not so sure that detroit has what it takes to go all
the way, could be celtics-Bulls for Eastern Conference Title. This is
possible not likely but Id like to see it........By the way the most
wins anyone in the east can get (Other than detroit) is 54 (Philly) and
chicago has 53 wins right now, Maybe its time to rest some key players
Mike
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121.141 | Jordan must be hurting | SNDCSL::HAUSRATH | Who,Stones in '89. Zep in '90 | Tue Apr 17 1990 07:40 | 6 |
|
2 in a row, now. Indiana..
The house of cards is tumbling down.. just in time for the playoffs!
/Jeff
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121.142 | | ROCK::GRONOWSKI | A. Bunker, George (Wallace, Brooks) | Tue Apr 17 1990 08:12 | 4 |
|
Jeff, now that the pressure is on... Jordan will come through, if you
know what I mean.
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121.143 | | FRSBEE::BROOKS | The roof is on fire ! ... | Tue Apr 17 1990 09:30 | 3 |
| Grownowski Get A LIfe Watch :
Day 20 and counting ....
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121.145 | Go blow it out your..... | ROULET::WHITEHAIR | Don't just sit there.......Do it now! | Tue Apr 17 1990 09:54 | 11 |
|
HOOT...
No way man! What I said is what I saw...Maybe because I watch
the Ohio Sports Channel I get to see everything from Clevelands
angle. Come on now...give me a break...in that game, Jordan had
a foot injury then later had a hand injury. Now tell me I'm wrong..
What game did you say you watched???
o
Go CAVS!
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121.146 | | GENRAL::GIBSON | | Tue Apr 17 1990 10:49 | 6 |
|
First of all there is only one camera crew at the games. So I saw the
exact same pictures that you did. I saw it on WGN. In your previous
note you claimed Jordan was faking injuries. That is what said was
total BS. Yes, he did turn an ankle and bang a hand. That is hardly
faking injuries.
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121.147 | Go CAVS! | STRATA::WHITEHAIR | Don't just sit there.......Do it now! | Tue Apr 17 1990 11:33 | 11 |
|
Hoot,
I beg to differ with you reguarding there only being
one camera crew at the games.....ref...game against Atlanta...
one channel I get had the Cleveland announcers...another channel
had Atlanta announcers...and...there were TWO camera crews there!
At half time...I got to see all the replays...thats ALL THE REPLAYS!
Plus, I get to hear what is said with everyone else is at commericals.
Hal
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121.148 | Lose to 2 Non Playoff Teams and Beat Celtics.. | KIDVAX::MBROOKS | | Wed Apr 18 1990 03:17 | 36 |
| They do have more than 1 camera crew at the game, but that doesnt
mean they are playing different views of the game on different channel
and each channel that picks up the game has there own announcers. So
if you have a cleveland channel with cleveland announcers then they are
naturally going to put down a guy who comes in and dominates there team
on a consistenly basis.......3-2 last year playoffs is going to be
rememebered by cleveland fans for a long time and they want to here
people putting down MJ so weather its true or not is not the point the
announcers are going to say what they want the fans to here. Now if
you dont understand this concept HAL its not something I can explain It
common sense......
Like I said earlier once they lost to Wash they were out of reach of
catching Detroit...I dont think there going to play at 100% against a
team thats not going to be in the playoffs.....Just think if chicago
was playing Cleveland this week they may have had a chance.....
And they proved this last night by Beating Boston 111-106 in a game
that counts. They may meet boston in the playoffs and 1/2 the game
is having a mental edge.....
Great game, especially the last few minutes. It could have went either
way chicago got overconfident near the end and played sloppy which
alowd the Celtics to catch them....But when it came right down to the
end Bird missed a 3 pointer and then at the other end MJ blocked and
stole a pass and then buried a 3 pointer at the buzzer.....
Not sure on His stats I had to leave right after the game but He was
somewhere in the hight 30's like 38 or 39 with 11+ rebounds. Slow
game....
Bulls fan hoping for Easy first round
against Cleveland (Too bad there not
good enough to get spot 6, I'd like to
see an easy 3 game sweep for the bulls
in the 1st round......
Mike
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121.149 | A real team effort!!! The CAVS! | ROULET::WHITEHAIR | Don't just sit there.......Do it now! | Wed Apr 18 1990 07:12 | 26 |
|
Want to know what a real team effort is.....
Price...........17 points
Nance...........17 points
Daugherty.......17 points
Ehlo............17 points
Hot Rod.........19 points
Thats a real team effort!
o
I too only wish that Jordan (one man team) played the CAVS
in the playoffs. In any rate...Brooks...I wouldn't call
a series 8 - 8 record agaist the Cavs...domination. Anyway,
look for the BULLShitters to loose it all in the end! They
will never win a championship with a one man team (Jordan)!
Ever! Do you get the point??? or are you just a "dead head"
(tm) to the fact?
* one man team (Jordan) (tm)?
* Jordan (one man team) (tm)?
* dead head (Brooks) (tm) (fack)!
o
Go CAVS!
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121.150 | one more... | ROULET::WHITEHAIR | Don't just sit there.......Do it now! | Wed Apr 18 1990 07:13 | 6 |
|
Oh yea...
BULLShitters (tm)?
o
Go CAVS!
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121.151 | Wait and see attitude | SNDCSL::HAUSRATH | Who,Stones in '89. Zep in '90 | Wed Apr 18 1990 08:29 | 9 |
|
Easy, Hal, easy. Don't get the Chicago fans too upset.
The playoffs start next week. At that time the Bulls fans will get a
dose of reality. Sure are confident that they're gonna go all the way
this year, aren't they!
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121.152 | reality hurts, huh? | LEVERS::STROUT | chew electric death!!!! - spiff | Wed Apr 18 1990 08:57 | 30 |
| Oops, I was going to give a serious reply to the last 3 notes
and then someone informed me that the author's of those notes were
Cavs fans. Don't worry guys, it's understandable that you need
to vent your teams laughable, disgraceful performance against a
quality Bulls team that has completely and outrightly dominated your
team this season and was the source of their early departure from the
playoff picture last season.
FWIW, Not ONE Bulls fan said they were going all the way. This
"confidence" you talk about is simply another creation that has
so absorbed your minds that you live only to mock the Bulls and
never will give them the credit they so obviously deserve in the
eyes of all other true basketball fans.
Keep it up though, this is great stuff for my Freudian research
paper on abnormal psychology. thanks.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
It was a good game played last night by the Bulls. They led
from the opening tip to Jordan's 3 pointer at the buzzer. The Celtics
did give them a run for their money though, but every time they
got close the Bulls turned it up a bit. This win almost clinches
second place in the standings for the Bulls. Looks like it will
be Milwaukee in the opening round. They have done quite well against
them this season (4-1 I think).
After the disappointing last 2 losses they needed something
to prove their playoff worthiness.
sean
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121.153 | gone in the 2nd round | SNDCSL::HAUSRATH | Who,Stones in '89. Zep in '90 | Wed Apr 18 1990 11:17 | 11 |
|
Sean,
In case you forgot: 1989 regular season Cavs 6 Bulls 0
1989 playoffs Bulls 3 Cavs 2
The regular season doesn't mean diddley, it's a matter of who is hot when
the playoffs start.. Chicago has had a good year, now let's see how
long they survive in the playoffs.
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121.154 | | LEVERS::STROUT | chew electric death!!!! - spiff | Wed Apr 18 1990 11:54 | 20 |
| The regular season matters A LOT. Having the home court advantage
is usually the difference between life and death for a team. Teams
that perform the best during the regular season are the teams that
have the best chance of winning the championship. As a stat, I
wonder how teams that just make the playoffs have done in comparison
to the top teams in the playoffs. I doubt there are too many
cinderella stories there. And as you advance closer to the
championship round the real teams (division winners, runner ups)
come out.
I guess Cavs fans still have hard feelings since the roles of
Chicago and Cleveland have reversed this year. Unfortunately for
Cleveland, there will be no miracle victory. Gone and long forgotten
after losing 3 straight in the first round to Detroit. And as for
Chicago, they are still a very young team but with the experience
of last year they should make it to the conference finals with the
help of home court advantage. They're only problem should be with
Philadelphia.
sean
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121.155 | Whats Better 6-0 2-3 or 0-6 3-2 ??? | VLNVAX::MBROOKS | | Thu Apr 19 1990 03:52 | 34 |
| Well hal it quite clear that your not very bias on the subject of the
chicago bulls (I dont blame you) If I was a cleveland fan Im sure I
would hate and put down the bulls just like you and the other 2
cleveland fans in the world. The 3 of you could however put together
a notes file of your own. Ive only seen 2 of you that I would consider
cleveland fans but Im assuming there may be at least 1 more. As for a
1 man team, although I dont agree its better than a 0 man team. Even
you must agree that a team with 15 more wins than cleveland has to be
considered a better team....I dont see how one man could be responsible
for so much. He's (MJ) is only averaging 33.? points a game and there
team average is over 100+ someone has to be scoring those other 77+
points, unless you thing the score keeper is adding an extra 50 or so
points during the game and no one notices........And I to have not seen
any notes that said the bulls would go all the way, but anyone with any
knowledge what so ever on basketball can clearly see that they will go
further than cleveland....even someone with as little knowledge as you
must agree........well maybe not. I wont bother argueing the Dead-Head
thing I too would proberbly be unreasable if my team was as bad as
yours.
As far as Cleveland going 6-0 and then 2-3 against cleveland last year
let me ask you this (Hausrath) if you were on a team would you rather
go 0-6 during the regualr season and then whip a team on ther home
court 3-2 in the playoffs or vice versa....Being a cleveland fan you
may actully like the first option and this would futher prove the state
of mind of a cleveland fan.
As far as cleveland going 0-3 against Detroit, they have not yet
clinched a playoff spot, although that lousy team from chicago clinched
one what seems like 2 months ago. Well have a nice day, I actully
starting to hope that cleveland does make the playoffs. That will give
us bulls fans more time to apprecite the PIPE DREAM of any cleveland
fan go down the drain this year and many years to come....
Mike "AIR" Brooks
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121.156 | Last Night and Tonight | VLNVAX::MBROOKS | | Thu Apr 19 1990 05:23 | 17 |
| Well I was just looking over last night's results and Cleveland may
have secured them a spot in this year's playoffs. So it looks like
cleveland has 5 games left this season. Should be an intresting
weekend, san antonio defeated utah last night and that makes them tied
in ght midwest Division. San antonio has to play denver and Phoenix,
and Utah gets to play Minnesota and Houston, should be intresting.
Boston won but so didnt Philly, this should secure Philly with the
atlantic division title. Does anyone know what the Boston VS Philly
standings are ??? Tonights Predicitons...
Philly upset Detroit
Bulls crush washington
Houston sneaks by denver by 2
Seatle rools over sacremento
Have a nice day :-)
Michael "Air" Brooks
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121.157 | | ROCK::GRONOWSKI | A. Bunker, George (Wallace, Brooks) | Thu Apr 19 1990 08:11 | 3 |
|
Philadelphia is 2 up on Boston. Both have two tough games left.
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121.158 | 76ers magic number is 1 | STAR::YANKOWSKAS | Sox' pitching: Gasoline Alley | Thu Apr 19 1990 08:14 | 11 |
| re .156:
> Does anyone know what the Boston VS Philly
> standings are ???
Unless Boston wins their last two games AND the 76ers lose their last
two games, Philadelphia wins the Atlantic Division (note -- the Celtics
and 76ers play each other Sunday).
py
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121.159 | | LEVERS::STROUT | chew electric death!!!! - spiff | Thu Apr 19 1990 08:35 | 17 |
| Mike, I'm pretty sure Chicago has nailed up second place in
the eastern conference standings. It is also definite that they
will be playing Milwaukee in the first round. Do you think they
can win it 3 in a row? The first two games should be a good indication
of how they are going to perform in the playoffs this year. If
they win 2 easily look for them to glide to the conference finals.
If they struggle, it could be an entrirely different story.
I'm very impressed with their 35-5 home record. I think only
the Lakers have a better home record then them? (Detroit and Utah
have the same record, I think...)
Detroit-Cleveland: Detroit in 4
Boston-NY: Boston in 4
Philadelphia-Indiana: Philadelphia in 3
Chicago-Milwaukee: Chicago in 3
sean
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121.160 | 2 games to go | SNDCSL::HAUSRATH | Who,Stones in '89. Zep in '90 | Thu Apr 19 1990 08:51 | 21 |
|
re: MBrooks (aka Mr. All-knowing), I'd hasten to say that there are MORE
Cavs fans active in this conference than Bulls fans. So get off your
high horse.
My point about 6-0 vs. 2-3 was simply to show that regular season
results have no bearing on the outcome of a 5 game (or 7 game) playoff
series. If you were too dumb to pick that up, that's your problem.
Obviously, anyone would trade the 6 regular season wins for a series
win in the playoffs.
And stop assuming that every CAVS fan is bitter about last years playoff
loss.. that was last year, besides, noone was going to get by Detroit.
Chicago has had a better year than the Cavs. Great, big deal. The
second season starts next week. Let's wait and see who goes further.
Right now the CAVS are poised to take the 7th spot away from Indiana,
could be a much easier series for the Cavs against Philly, they match
up much better.
/Jeff
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121.161 | Good effort, put they caint listen to reason | EARRTH::BROOKS | The roof is on fire ! ... | Thu Apr 19 1990 09:06 | 6 |
| re Air Brooks
Well said. That should put the Cadaver fans in their place ....
for at least 10 minutes ...
DrM
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121.163 | | EARRTH::BROOKS | The roof is on fire ! ... | Thu Apr 19 1990 09:25 | 1 |
| Gronowski - unless he's gone over to the Celts full time ....
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121.164 | | ROCK::GRONOWSKI | A. Bunker, George (Wallace, Brooks) | Thu Apr 19 1990 09:37 | 3 |
|
Sean, don't include bandwagon jumpers in your list = people who have
never been to Chicago in their life.
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121.165 | | JULIET::MAY_BR | Wimp football rules! | Thu Apr 19 1990 11:39 | 1 |
| I think Wardle is both a Cav fan and a Bull fan
|
121.166 | No, Wardlevane is a Ceiling fan! | GENRAL::WADE | FranWay ruined John Hendry! | Thu Apr 19 1990 11:51 | 1 |
|
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121.167 | | QUASER::JOHNSTON | WonFarfugIsKnotEnuf! WhoIsTooBlam?! | Thu Apr 19 1990 12:56 | 3 |
| Rollin, Claywad!
Mike JN
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121.168 | But, what difference does it make, and why did I bring it up? | SNDCSL::HAUSRATH | Who,Stones in '89. Zep in '90 | Thu Apr 19 1990 14:58 | 6 |
|
There are a handful of other Cavs fans in hear besides Hal, Paul and
myself.. Plus Mike Childs used to be a Cavs fan, but maybe not anymore
since they traded Harper.
/Jeff
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121.169 | | CNTROL::CHILDS | This guy's a waste of skin | Thu Apr 19 1990 15:49 | 11 |
|
oh no a new Vane.... ;^)
sure I like lots of teams especially any team that beats the Lakers
or the Pistons...
I like Lenny but Jeff hit on the head with trade of Harper I have lost
some respect for the Cavs....
michaelvane
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121.170 | Cavs Fans VS Bulls Fans...Well let The teams do the talking | VLNVAX::MBROOKS | | Fri Apr 20 1990 00:34 | 27 |
| Well Jeff Im not going to waste time going thru old notes to see how
many active Bulls VS Cavs fans there are active in this notes file.
But if you take the time to look you will notice that this is the
Chicago Bulls notes file, now I dont know if there is a Cavs notes file
out there but it is quite obvious that Cav fans are bitter about the
bulls wipping there butts. This statement is backed up by how many
active cav fans are in the bulls notes file. You are here for one
reason, jealousness over a real team. And about being all Knowing, I
have never siad I am all knowing, If I was I wouldnt be working at DEC
Id just place money on all the teams that were going to win. But it
doesnt take a genious to realize that the bulls have about a 99% chance
of going further in this year's playoffs than the Cavs. And believe me
Im praying that somehow The bulls and Cleveland meat in the playoffs I
dont see how it will be possible but it may be. If Milwaukee loses its
last 2 games and Cleveland wins there last 2 who would have the better
record. They would both have 42 wins. Indiana could aslo end up with
42 wins on the season. I guess we will have to wait for the weekend to
be sure but it looks like cleveland will be out in the 1st round
regardless of what happens in the next 3 days. As far as Groinowski
comments, do you really have to live in or visit a city to enjoy one of
there teams. If that were true Id be stuck with The Celtis and
Patriots. I do like both of them and of course back them but they are
not my favorite teams. And if the bulls do lose to Detroit in the
finals Id like to see them playing against San Antonio or Phoenix. I
hate seeing the same teams in the finals year after year. If I want to
see Detroit VS Lakers Ill watch last year's tapes.
Michael "AIR" Brooks
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121.171 | "AIR"HEAD BROOKS... | ROULET::WHITEHAIR | Don't just sit there.......Do it now! | Fri Apr 20 1990 07:12 | 18 |
|
"AIR"HEAD
Break out the shovels...you are so full of it....I can't stand
the smell of this file!
I can't beleive that you can honestly consider the BULLShitters
a real team....they are the only one man team (Jordan) in the NBA.
If Jordan doesn't do it himself, then count the assists and the
rebounds. If he were on a real team, he would have a ring NOW.
I too hope that Cleveland play the BULLShitters in the playoffs
and I know the teams that do end up with them in the playoffs will
certainly no look forward to playing them. The one team going to
the playoffs playing real playoff quality basketball is the Cavs!
They are the "REAL TEAM"
Go soak yourself for awhile!
o
Go CAVS!
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121.172 | | GENRAL::WADE | only weenies use compose characters! | Fri Apr 20 1990 09:46 | 11 |
| Yo Mikey Brooks........
WELCOME TO ::SPORTS
You think it's bad in this note.....wait til football starts and the
Donk Fans versus the Brown(stain) Fans debacle erupts again! You
have to take what the Cleveland fans say with a grain of salt cuz
the useful parts of their brains have been eaten away by the fumes
of the sewage dump they live in (used to live in)...;^)
Claybone
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121.173 | | ROCK::GRONOWSKI | A. Bunker, George (Wallace, Brooks) | Fri Apr 20 1990 11:28 | 5 |
|
Have the donks ever won and NFL Championship?
(is it too early? the draft is sunday)
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121.174 | | GENRAL::WADE | only weenies use compose characters! | Fri Apr 20 1990 11:50 | 6 |
| Hi Ice! I threw that out there to see if you were still
breathing! It's great to know some things never change...;^)
Oh yeah, congrats on your hoop win over Dr.manyzeroes.
Claybone
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121.175 | | 7983::RIEU | Stanley, won't you please come home! | Fri Apr 20 1990 12:38 | 3 |
| Congrats Groaner, for both the invent-shun AND the sound thrashing
of Dr 00:00
Denny
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121.176 | | EARRTH::BROOKS | Nazz 5, DrM 3 = How low can I go ? ... | Fri Apr 20 1990 12:43 | 6 |
| Sound thrashing ? HAHAHAHA !
Penny, I hate to interupt your nocturnal emissions (tm) (that's KG for
you-know-what ....), but you didn't even hear the Groaner say that.
But hey, you're desparate and looking for anything - I understand.
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121.177 | WIll the real Brain Dead Maroon Please stand up Oh Hi HAL | VLNVAX::MBROOKS | | Mon Apr 23 1990 00:14 | 33 |
| Well As usual I have to come in and read thru Cav fan notes before I
can read anything intresting. The bulls finished with the 2nd best
record in the east and I believe they had the 5th overall best record
I dont think Cleveland makes the top 12, I havent see the end of the
season results. But I figure were going to have to listing to you
brag about finishing 7th in the east. Now you cant be impressed by
a team taking the #7 spot if your not impressed with the #2 spot. As
far as the only 1 man team lets take a look at that.
Last year the celtics suc#$%, this year with BIRD back they come 1 game
from winning there division.
Last year the Lakers cruised thru the playoffs and then lost MAGIC for
the finals and got swept by the Pistions
Last year San Antonio had 21 wins this year I believe they had 56 wins
due to Robinson.
Now Really Hal Who the Brain Dead Maroon here. Do you really think
that the CELTICS,LAKERS or Spurs would be as good without the players
Mentiond above. And if you want to look at some others
Look at how Philly did yesturday without Barkley
Or how about New York Without Patrick Ewing
Or Houston without Akeem.
The NBA is full of Superstars, Im sorry that Cleveland dont have any
superstart, maybe theyll pick up someone in the Draft this year.....
Hello Claybone, Glad to see another Cleveland (Disliker) Are there any
cleveland fans in the Patriots Notesfile, thats the only Football Notes
file Im active in, I may look for an Indy notes file Im a big Erik
Dickerson fan.
Have a nice day
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121.178 | Can't fight a battle of wits with an un-armed man | SNDCSL::HAUSRATH | Who,Stones in '89. Zep in '90 | Mon Apr 23 1990 08:20 | 13 |
| Re: MBrooks (aka the obnoxtious one)
Anyone who thinks the Lakers or Celtics are one man teams must not
follow basketball too terribly close. Both the Celts and Lakers had
multiple all-star players (and for good reason), how many did the Bulls
place on the team? Smell the coffee dude.
As far as the Spurs turn-around, they've always had some talent on the
team, just not the right chemistry. Amazing what a good center can do
for a team, eh? Maybe the Bulls should try to find one, then maybe they
will have a legitimate chance at a title.
/Jeff
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121.179 | | ROCK::GRONOWSKI | A. Bunker, George (Wallace, Brooks) | Mon Apr 23 1990 08:23 | 6 |
|
Jeff, look at the guy's last name... it answers alot of questions...
He's so proud of finishing with the 5th best record in the league...
but he thinks Cleveland sucked last year with the 2nd best record
in the league... he the brain dead one...
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121.180 | | LEVERS::STROUT | chew electric death!!!! - spiff | Mon Apr 23 1990 08:26 | 7 |
| Bulls lost to Detroit again last night 111-105 in Detroit.
The series ended at 4-1, with Detroit losing the first game of the
series and winning the next 4.
Chicago-Milwaukee... Should be a great series!
sean
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121.181 | | LEVERS::STROUT | chew electric death!!!! - spiff | Mon Apr 23 1990 08:36 | 9 |
| #3 Chicago (55-27) vs. #6 Milwaukee (44-38)
Fri. 4/27 at Chicago, 8pm
Sun. 4/29 at Chicago, 1pm
Tue. 5/1 at Milwaukee, 8pm
* Thu. 5/3 at Milwaukee, 8pm
* Sat. 5/5 at Chicago, TBA
* if necesary
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121.182 | | GENRAL::GIBSON | | Mon Apr 23 1990 10:54 | 6 |
|
RE: references to San Antonio and Robinson
That just doesn't fly. There are only 3 players on the Spurs that were
there last year. There turn around most definately is not entirely due
to the arrival of Robinson.
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121.183 | | LEVERS::STROUT | chew electric death!!!! - spiff | Mon Apr 23 1990 11:07 | 23 |
|
re: Cartwright & 1 man team
As I said before, The Bulls are by NO means a one man team.
Although Jordan is the central player, something like 70% of the
offense comes from players other than himself.
It is understandbly easy to ignore players like Pippen and Grant
who would shine on other teams. Oakley was a relative unknown in
the shadow of Michael before he went to NY. I'm sick of hearing
the one man team "excuse" for Chicago's success. Ultimately it
IS a team effort. One man cannot defend nor offend against 5.
Cartwright may not be the best center in the leauge, but he
plays his role very well. How can the numerous spurts that have
occured with Michael on the bench be explained if this truly is
a one man team?
Sadly, this argument is as empty headed as those who continually
wish to pursue it to no end. Will Chicago EVER get the credit they
deserve or will they constantly be put down and insulted for running
a club that focuses solely on the efforts of one player? You don't
win close to 60 games in the NBA with as purely a one dimensional
team as some people would lead others to believe.
sean
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121.184 | Enough, let the Playoffs Begin, The Best Teams Will Make it to the next round | VLNVAX::MBROOKS | | Tue Apr 24 1990 07:24 | 17 |
| Very Well said, the bulls will be up with the best for a few years to
come. They have a young team but are playing very well together. And
like previsously stated Cartwright may not be the best but Hes good
enough for the time being. You dont know what stacy King will be like
in a few years. As far as the lakers/celtis/spurs not being 1 man
teams your right there not 1 man teams but neither are the bulls. If
you talk to ANY laker fan they will tell you that they lost to Detroit
because magic was hurt, if there not a 1 man team than the loss of just
majic shouldnt have effected them right.....wrong....The loss of bird
magic, jordan or any other Quote Superstar is a big loss and makes a
big difference. Im sorry that Cleveland just happens to have the best
8 men in basketball and can play at the same level without any one of
them. I guess we just all have to envy you and your great team.
Oh by the way (HE THE BRAIN DEAD) Good english.
Michael "AIR" Brooks
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121.185 | | ROCK::GRONOWSKI | A. Bunker, George (Wallace, Brooks) | Tue Apr 24 1990 07:53 | 3 |
|
What a reply there Michael "Air Head" Brooks. Cartwright is a STIFF.
Oakley for Cartwright... HA HA HA!
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121.186 | | LUNER::BROOKS | Nazz 5, DrM 3 = How low can I go ? ... | Tue Apr 24 1990 09:11 | 3 |
| Harper for Danny "The Sugar Plum" Ferry
HAHAHAHAHA !!!!!
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121.187 | | ROCK::GRONOWSKI | A. Bunker, George (Wallace, Brooks) | Tue Apr 24 1990 09:40 | 7 |
|
re:.186 ^
|
|
|
Analysis like that proves my point... See above
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121.188 | | LUNER::BROOKS | Nazz 5, DrM 3 = How low can I go ? ... | Tue Apr 24 1990 10:55 | 8 |
| Oh, that I'm a racist and a bigot ?
Give us all a break. P-name's like that make you a bigger ass than
the one on Sid Fernandez.
I'm glad I can help ..... :-)
DrM
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121.189 | | ROCK::GRONOWSKI | A. Bunker, George (Wallace, Brooks) | Tue Apr 24 1990 11:30 | 5 |
|
re: -1
the trufh (tm) hurts don't it... what elts (tm) can I sey (tm)?
|
121.190 | yawn | EARRTH::BROOKS | Nazz 5, DrM 3 = How low can I go ? ... | Tue Apr 24 1990 14:22 | 2 |
| When I hear de troof,(tm), it might irritate me ... but buddy, you're
nearer to China than the truth ....
|
121.191 | I didnt Know Oakley Played Center ????? | VLNVAX::MBROOKS | | Wed Apr 25 1990 01:33 | 20 |
| Who is this Jimmy the Groin Owski. Did you watch the playoffs last
year. Cartwright did very well, even against Patrick Ewing, I dont
think Oakley would have made a good center for Chicago. You see
Groin that is the position that they need, Oakley was useless for the
bulls and he hasnt been all that impressive. If you dont Think Pippen
grant or hodges are and good that I dont undersand why you would be
impressed by Oakley.
I guess we will have to wait and see how Oakley and the Knicks do
against the Celtics. I dont think Oakley will be a factor.
I am looking forward to Seeing Charles BARKLEY power slamming over the
cavs.
I figure by next week around wednesday or thursday tickets for the
Celtics VS Bulls should be going on sail for the second round.
This will only happen if the Cavs can beat Philly, Im actully routing
for the cavs to pull off an upset because Ill be standing in line for
tickets to the BULLS VS CELTICS if cleveland has what it takes.
Getting back to reality it will proberbly Celtics VS Detroit and Bulls
VS Philly...........Oh well
Michael "Air" Brooks
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121.192 | | WMOIS::COOK_T | Andhernamewasblah,blah,blah | Wed Apr 25 1990 06:21 | 2 |
| RCSAO Alert.. RCASO Alert...
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121.193 | | DASXPS::TIMMONS | I'm a Pepere! | Wed Apr 25 1990 07:49 | 4 |
| Hey Doc, after your shootout, I think you better change your name
to Michael (Airball) Brooks. :*)
Lee
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121.194 | | AXIS::ROBICHAUD | Dockers...Pants for |CENSORED|s | Wed Apr 25 1990 08:09 | 5 |
| Lee you got your Brooks mixed up, and Chicago and Boston could
only play each other in the Conference finals. If the Cavs upset
Philly then the Bulls play the Cavs.
/Don
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121.195 | | LEVERS::STROUT | chew electric death!!!! - spiff | Wed Apr 25 1990 08:29 | 14 |
| Yeah, /Don's right. If Chicago wins it's first round against
Milwukee they will face, with home court advantage, the winner of
Philly/Clev in a best of 7.
Detroit/Indiana will play Boston/NY for the other semifinal
best of 7.
Let's hope for a Clev. win Mike so that we can watch Jordan light
up the nets in the second round!! 8^)
Oh, by the way, I forgot how it happened last year. Did Chicago
beat New York in the first round then beat Clev. in the second round
or was it the other way around? (I think it was the second way...)
sean
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121.196 | | ROCK::GRONOWSKI | A. Bunker, George (Wallace, Brooks) | Wed Apr 25 1990 09:32 | 10 |
|
AirBrain... all is well in Chicago. Now you'll probably tell
me that Grant is useless too... (this as a result of him
demanding to be traded). These are the kinds of things that happen
when a city has a one man team who gets all the praise and glory
and is allowed to yell at players during time-outs and get coaches
fired. Good Luck in the playoffs... the Bulls will need all the
luck they can get... Jordan will completely take over every game
and that is all there is to it.
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121.197 | | LEVERS::STROUT | chew electric death!!!! - spiff | Wed Apr 25 1990 10:17 | 3 |
| re: .196
sadly disillusioned cavalier fan...
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121.198 | | GENRAL::GIBSON | | Wed Apr 25 1990 10:35 | 5 |
|
Chicago and Cleveland had the same number of players average double
figures in scoring for the season. Chicago's next leading scorer
averaged 8.9 points/game, Cleveland's next leading scorer averaged just
over 7 points/game. (Yesterday's USA Today)
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121.199 | SO TEHRE BABY!!! | LEVERS::STROUT | chew electric death!!!! - spiff | Wed Apr 25 1990 11:27 | 6 |
| G FG FT PTS PPG
Jordan, Chi 81 1024 592 2731 33.7
Price, Cle 72 482 298 1412 19.6
J. Williams, Cle 81 519 323 1361 16.8
Pippen, Chi 81 555 197 1335 16.5
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121.200 | | EARRTH::BROOKS | Child of the Revolutionary Generation | Wed Apr 25 1990 11:30 | 2 |
| sean, don't worry about Moanowski, the Bulls will be playing a lot
longer than the Cuds, as they choke for the third staright time.
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121.201 | | ROCK::GRONOWSKI | A. Bunker, George (Wallace, Brooks) | Wed Apr 25 1990 12:08 | 7 |
|
DrM... back on the bulls bandwagon... don't tell me, you knew someone
who drove through Chicago 9 years ago, that's why you're a fan, right?
The simple fact is that your home town team, the Warriors are watching
the playoffs from home... So who's bandwagon are you on now? Chicago,
Detroit, LA?
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121.202 | | UPWARD::HEISER | If Dora Plays Like Me Alls Lost | Wed Apr 25 1990 13:02 | 43 |
| From: [email protected]
Newsgroups: clari.sports.basketball
Subject: Bulls' Grant wants out
Date: 24 Apr 90 18:04:56 GMT
CHICAGO (UPI) -- Despite starting at power forward through the
second-best regular season in Chicago Bulls history, Horace Grant said
he wants to be traded anywhere.
``I want to be traded. Anywhere,'' Grant said in an interview
published Tuesday by the Chicago Tribune. ``I'll go to New Jersey, the
Clippers, an expansion team, anywhere. But I just think it will be best
for me to get out of here.''
The request stems from unhappiness over his contract status. Grant,
finishing up his third season, was the team's leading rebounder this
year with a 7.9 average, and was third in scoring at 13.4 points a game.
He reportedly remains among the 10 lowest-paid starters in the NBA,
earning $320,000 in the third year of a four-year, $1.8 million
contract.
The 6-foot 10 former first-round pick from Clemson said money is
not the entire matter and complained about the way he has been treated
by management.
``This is an organization that talks about loyalty all the time,
but I found out the loyalty is not there,'' he said. ``I'm a player who
isn't selfish, who works hard all the time and tries to do everything
that's asked of me. And then I just get spit on.''
Grant said he was turned off by particular incidents that arose in
negotiations, where he tried to compare himself to other players of his
ability level. When his agent brought up the Lakers' A.C. Green, Grant
said Bulls General Manager Jerry Krause replied: ``We'll take A.C. Green
for Horace Grant any day. A.C. Green is a good person, Horace is not.''
Krause ``categorically'' denied ever making that statement. ``In
fact, I think Horace Grant is a good person,'' Krause said.
The Bulls GM said the team had made Grant ``an outstanding a year
and a half before we were required to make that offer. ... And we feel
we've been very loyal to Horace Grant over the years.''
The Bulls open the playoffs Friday against Milwaukee. Despite the
apparent distraction, Grant said he needed to express his feelings now.
``It's not something that just came up,'' he said. ``This has been
building for a long time, and I felt I needed to say something now so I
could concentrate on basketball.
``We really think we have a chance to win the title this year, and
I don't want anything distracting me from that.''
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121.203 | | GENRAL::GIBSON | | Wed Apr 25 1990 16:38 | 14 |
|
RE: .199
So what's your point? That Cleveland's top 2 scorers average 13.8 less
than Chicago's top 2 scorers?
In case you didn't get it, my point in .198 was to point out to a
certain Cavs fan(s) that keeps ragging on Chicago as a one man team
(true to an extent but not as bad as has been claimed) that the "one
man team's" teammates spread it out better than Cleveland does.
HOOT
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121.204 | | EARRTH::BROOKS | Child of the Revolutionary Generation | Wed Apr 25 1990 16:44 | 2 |
| Hoot, do what I do ... ignore that Cavs fan. In 10 days or so, the
Cads will be eliminated, and we won't have to worry about him ...
|
121.205 | Nothing Intelligent from any cavs fans today..Oh Well | VLNVAX::MBROOKS | | Thu Apr 26 1990 02:17 | 32 |
| Hey Lee who's DOC .....
Don..I thought in the 2nd round of the playoffs the team with the best
record played the team with the worst record that was still alive. Or
does it go 1-8 4-5 and then the winners play ???
Sean...Chicago Beat Cleveland in the 1st round 3-2 and then beat NY 4-2
and then lost to Detroit 4-2.
??? If Pippen only scored 3ppg less than Clevelands best player then
why do none of the Cleveland fans give him any credit ????
Groin-Owski...Again what you refered to as taken over the game is what
NBA fans would call strategy....If you played with the celtics and
where down by 3 pts with seconds left are you going to give it to bird
for the last shoot or give it to parish inside, think about this
carefully.........I guess you have lived in Cleveland you whole life
and you never liked any teams from any where else right......It seems
that you feel that for someone to enjoy a team that have to be from
that city......Very Narrow Minded thinking.....
Like previously stated we should only have to put up with harrasment
from cleveland fans for about another week or so and then they can
start talking about the Indians or Browns (2 very fine teams...right)
But Us bulls fans can look forward to watching our team in action for
about 12-15 more games......I dont think that they will sweep there
way thru but I know they will make it to the finals.....and if it is
against detroit I expect it to go at least 6 games hopefully 7 unless
the bulls win in fewer....
GO BULLS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Michael "AIR" Brooks
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121.206 | | AXIS::ROBICHAUD | Dockers...Pants for |CENSORED|s | Thu Apr 26 1990 07:21 | 5 |
| > does it go 1-8 4-5 and then the winners play ???
You got it.
/Don
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121.207 | | ROCK::GRONOWSKI | A. Bunker, George (Wallace, Brooks) | Thu Apr 26 1990 08:13 | 2 |
|
Michael "Hot Air" Brooks.
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121.208 | | LEVERS::STROUT | chew electric death!!!! - spiff | Thu Apr 26 1990 08:59 | 21 |
| > So what's your point? That Cleveland's top 2 scorers average 13.8 less
> than Chicago's top 2 scorers?
No. The point was that Pippen is only averaging 3 ppg less
than Cleveland's highest scorer. This shows that the one man team
comment is completely bogus.
To fuel the fire even further, here are the basic scoring stats
for the two teams:
Mark Price 19.6 ppg Michael Jordan 33.7 ppg
Brad Daugherty 16.8 ppg Scottie Pippen 16.5 ppg
Larry Nance 16.3 ppg Horace Grant 13.4 ppg
Craig Ehlo 13.6 ppg Bill Cartwright 11.4 ppg
Winston Bennett 6.1 ppg John Paxson 10.0 ppg
No way is Chicago as one dimensional as Cavs fans would lead
us to believe. All of the Chicago starters average double digit
figures in scoring. How many other teams can claim this?????
sean
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121.209 | | RIPPLE::DEVLIN_JO | Gea Johnson, you make everythang... | Thu Apr 26 1990 09:57 | 30 |
| While the one man team comment isn't totally warrented, the facks are
that Jordan takes more shots than anyone in the NBA, scores 100%
more ppg than his nearest teammate, and on nights when he is merely
average, the Bulls are closer to a lottery team than a champeen.
The Bulls will win the first round - they never lose to Milwaukee,
but will get smoked in the 2nd round, IMO. Jordan will score 40+
a game, but Cartwright will totally disappear, as will most of the
supporting cast. Pippen is a damn good ballplayer, I expect him
to score around his average.
The Cavs are a much more balanced team than than the Bulls, since
they don't really on one guy to score roughly 30% of their offensive
output.
This has really been a stupid debate. First, fans of hoops will
realize the injury troubles the Cavs went through this year. I'd
venture a guess that if Chicago had lost Jordan, Cartwright, Pippen,
Grant, etc. for large stretches of the season, that they would've
been fighting for a playoff spot, just like Cleveland. And as
for the CHOKE comments that the good Doctor puts forward, I axe
you Doc, how can a team seeded 7th choke, unless they happen to
play the 8th seeded team? That's like saying the Rockets will choke
vs. the Lakers if the Rockets don't win the series.
Right now, Chicago's claim to playoff fame hangs on a last second
jumper by Jordan last year. That's it. They haven't proved anything
playoff-wise. I lump em in with Portland and Utah - teams taht
are good but haven't done squat in the playoffs.
JD
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121.210 | | LEVERS::STROUT | chew electric death!!!! - spiff | Thu Apr 26 1990 10:08 | 33 |
| JD,
I think this season we should see a much more experienced Chicago
team taking the floor. They should beat Milwaukee handily since
they went 4-1 (or was it 5-0?) against them in the regular season.
As for the second round, the home court advantage could play the
deciding role. What did Chicago finish at home this season? Something
like 36-5 I believe. They will have the home court advantage if
they advance to the second round and they pair up well against either
of their opponents (Philly or Clev).
I've been happily surprised by Chicago's performance this season
outside of Detroit. They've shown that they can play with the best
and win against the best. Most of the people who doubt Chicago
still ride on the notion that this is a one man team and that if
Jordan has a mediocre night there is no way they can win. As I
have stated before this is not true. No way is Chicago without
Jordan an expansion/Nets type team. I'd compare them to Dallas
or Milwaukee minus Jordan.
I think Doc's comments about Cleveland choking are the fack
that all their players are back and heatlhy and they are expected
to play like the #2 finishing team they were last year, not the
injury ridden #7 team of this year. If they do lose to Philly it
will just prove that they did not deserve the pre season ranking
they got this year.
Chicago's playoff fame may ride on a buzzer beater, but what
about the unmentionable upset against the power house New York Knicks
in the second round and the ONLY team that challenged Detroit at
all (series was 2-1 Chicago at one point) last season????
sean
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121.211 | | RIPPLE::DEVLIN_JO | Gea Johnson, you make everythang... | Thu Apr 26 1990 10:34 | 13 |
| Sean,
First off, no where did I compare a Jordan-less Bulls to the Nets.
I did say they'd be closer to a lottery pick - I assume they'd be
Denver/Seattle material. The Knicks were far from a power house
team last year. But like I said, they haven't proved anything yet
in the playoffs. Hey, they may have had an excellent loss to the
Pistons last year, but they still lost. My gut feeling is that
Bulls fans will be in for a rude awakening this year. Remember,
last year nothing was expected of them - no pressure. This year,
a lot is expected of them.
JD
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121.212 | | AXIS::ROBICHAUD | Dockers...Pants for |CENSORED|s | Thu Apr 26 1990 10:42 | 4 |
| Sean, you weren't here last year. JD blamed the Knicks loss
to the Bulls on the REFS�. 8^)
/Don
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121.213 | | GENRAL::GIBSON | | Thu Apr 26 1990 11:06 | 9 |
|
If you want to talk about a team that has done absolute nothing in the
playoffs, look toward Lake Erie, right between Euclid and Lorain.
According to the article that Mike H. posted in the NBA note, Cleveland
has only won one (1) NBA playoff series ever.
HOOT
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121.214 | | LEVERS::STROUT | chew electric death!!!! - spiff | Thu Apr 26 1990 11:32 | 16 |
| JD,
You're right that a lot is expected of them in the playoffs.
Before the season started they weren't favored to get above 6th
place in the Eastern conference. They've had a pretty weird season.
I would put a lot more stock in them as a w.c. contending team if
they had only performed better against Detroit. They would really
have a good shot at the eastern title if Detroit was to get ousted,
IMO.
Outside of Detroit, Chicago has proven they can hold their own
against the rest of the East. I think they spilt with Boston and
had a winning record against Philly, NY, Cleveland and Milwaukee.
FWIW, they went 1-1 against the Lakers, winning at home and losing
away.
sean
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121.215 | Balanced.. Enough for Philly? We'll see. | SNDCSL::HAUSRATH | Who,Stones in '89. Zep in '90 | Thu Apr 26 1990 11:45 | 17 |
|
Well said JD. I was just about to make that point about the balance of
the CAVS attack. Add Hot Rod Williams to the previous listed CAVS
starters and you have 5 players all within 3-4 points of each other.
On any night, any of these 5 can have big games. The point is they
are coached to spread the points around and play as a team. This way
they are not vulnerable to an off night on the part of any single
player.
re: Cavs playoff record.. Hoot I believe only 2 times in which the CAVS
have made the playoffs they have come in as a high (4 or greater) seed.
This implies that they are 1 of 2 in playoff series as a favorite.
Someone with a better grasp of history might be able to help me with
this one.
/Jeff
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121.216 | | ROCK::GRONOWSKI | A. Bunker, George (Wallace, Brooks) | Thu Apr 26 1990 11:52 | 5 |
|
Jeff, the Bulls are coached by Jordan... I remember a CBS Bulls
game earlier in the year... the Bulls called a time-out and
Jordan proceeded to verbally assault Bill Cartwright the entire
time out...
|
121.217 | | LEVERS::STROUT | chew electric death!!!! - spiff | Thu Apr 26 1990 12:01 | 9 |
| Give me a break. I suppose Jordan "secretly" owns the team
too and the Bulls management is just a well developed front of puppets
who live and die by "his" word.
Jordan says something to a teammate or the coach and WHAMMO,
suddenly he's taking over coaching responsibilities.... This is
getting tiring.
sean
|
121.221 | Enough is enough | DEC25::MCFALL | We got a hot crustacean band! | Thu Apr 26 1990 13:47 | 3 |
| Take it to mail, you two.. Please
A moderator
|
121.222 | | 7983::RIEU | Stanley, won't you please come home! | Thu Apr 26 1990 13:47 | 2 |
| Did anyone hear if Jim McMahon got cut?
Denny
|
121.223 | | LEVERS::STROUT | chew electric death!!!! - spiff | Thu Apr 26 1990 14:11 | 5 |
| For the record, I deleted my last two replies (it was two I
think). I do not wish to enter another meaningless rathole
that I don't even understand how it was started.
sean
|
121.224 | | UPWARD::HEISER | Mr. Potato Head Groove Thing | Thu Apr 26 1990 16:25 | 46 |
| From: [email protected] (JOE DiGIOVANNI)
Newsgroups: clari.sports.basketball
Subject: Bucks have hope in series with Bulls
Date: 25 Apr 90 19:55:41 GMT
MILWAUKEE (UPI) -- Despite a dismal record against the Chicago
Bulls, Milwaukee Coach Del Harris believes his squad has recovered from
injuries and can prepare well enough to win the Eastern Conference
first-round playoff series.
Guards Paul Pressey and Ricky Pierce, the team's leading scorer,
will play after missing much of the final month. In addition, center
Jack Sikma's back seems to have healed and guard Jay Humphries has
shaken off many of the aches that have plagued him this season.
``We will be healthier this time than any other game we played them
previously this year,'' Harris said. ``That should be a great benefit
for us. We need to have all hands on deck.''
Milwaukee, which went 44-38 despite having a league-high 235
player-games missed, dropped four of five contests with Chicago this
year after going 0-6 against the Bulls a year ago. However, the Bucks
point out they went 0-6 against Atlanta last year and then beat the
Hawks in the first round of the playoffs.
``This is the team that a lot of people picked to finish last or
next to last last year and we won 49 games,'' Harris said. ``All but a
couple of the national forecasts had us out of the playoffs this year.''
Guard Alvin Robertson, a 6-foot-4 defensive specialist who led the
team in rebounding, will guard Michael Jordan most of the time.
``Jordan is an outstanding player but he's only one of their
guards,'' Robertson said. ``They also have (John) Paxson in there, and
at times we're going to have Ricky and Pressey in there.''
The key word with Jordan is contain.
``Generally, you don't figure that you're going to stop Michael,''
Harris said. ``We're not going to shut him out. We'd like to do a
reasonable job on him and not break our defense up to the point where it
allows his teammates to roam freely.
``You have to do things that strike a decent balance.''
Harris, obviously, did not want to give away too much about the
Bucks' plan to contain Jordan. He said, however, the five days
preparation before Game 1 Friday night at Chicago will help.
``We believe we're able to be an adjustable and adaptable team that
can work a game plan to its advantage,'' he said. ``The Bulls may be
that type of a team also, that's not to say they're not.
``We have found over the years that given time to set a game plan
we've been able to do a pretty good job of making an opponent go to
their second-best stuff and hopefully their third-best stuff. We like to
make it difficult for them to do the things they normally do easily.''
|
121.225 | | LEVERS::STROUT | chew electric death!!!! - spiff | Mon Apr 30 1990 09:13 | 20 |
| Chicago took a 2-0 lead over Milwaukee this weekend. In the
first game, Pippen recorded a triple double and was named Player
of the Game over Jordan's 38 point performance. In the second game,
Chicago fought a 17 point first quarter lead to the wire against
the Bucks. Jordan got 36 and Pippen got 32 (around there). In
one point in the game "Cadillac" Anderson body slammed Jordan against
the floor during one of his drives (Jordan actually bounced off
the floor). He was ok though and proceeded to hit some key baskets
down the stretch to clinch the win.
If one player has emerged from this series as driven, it's
got to be Horace Grant. All the talk about him leaving has been
non-existant on the court. I think he's out to prove to the Bulls
managment that he is worth far more than he is getting paid.
Next game is Tuesday in Milwaukee. Should prove to be another
great game.
sean
|
121.226 | That hold on the break-away was the turning point | SNDCSL::HAUSRATH | Who,Stones in '89. Zep in '90 | Mon Apr 30 1990 09:29 | 8 |
|
No offense Sean, but I thought the Bulls should have insisted the refs
be given the "player of the Game" award yesterday..
Guess it's all part of the "home court advantage" though.
/Jeff
|
121.227 | | LEVERS::STROUT | chew electric death!!!! - spiff | Mon Apr 30 1990 09:34 | 14 |
| I didn't really see the Pippen-Pierce incident (they didn't
rewind the film back far enough to show the contact). If Pippen
did in fact hold them then Milwaukee should have got the break away
call (if it occured in the frontcourt). What resulted was Milwaukee
not scoring on a 2-1 break and Chicago coming righht back to score.
The other incident that looked questionable was the Jordan drive
minutes later. I think Pierce did bump him and Jordan did not charge
(as he was going away from the basket). It looked really hard to
call though.
No doubt Chicago should have put game 2 out early, though.
sean
|
121.228 | hope they got something for it | AUNTB::HAAS | same as talking to you | Mon Apr 30 1990 10:20 | 5 |
| re: .226
Amen! The worst called game of the playoffs. No Contest.
TTom
|
121.229 | | LEVERS::STROUT | Sin�ad O'Connor meets The Simpsons! | Mon Apr 30 1990 13:55 | 3 |
| > Amen! The worst called game of the playoffs. No Contest.
Did you feel it was one sided or hurt/helped both teams evenly?
|
121.230 | a bull game for the Bulls | AUNTB::HAAS | same as talking to you | Mon Apr 30 1990 13:57 | 3 |
| I felt that the calls substantially helped Chicago.
TTom
|
121.231 | | LEVERS::STROUT | Sin�ad O'Connor meets The Simpsons! | Tue May 01 1990 12:06 | 2 |
| Chicago at Milwaukee tonight. I believe this one will be on
TNT at 8 o'clock.
|
121.232 | | TRACTR::BACH | Onward through the fog... | Tue May 01 1990 12:12 | 3 |
| Go Bulls. (Go 'Hawks, Go Cubs, Go Bears...)
Go_Bach
|
121.233 | | CNTROL::CHILDS | Have u ever seen a President do less? | Tue May 01 1990 12:42 | 2 |
|
yeah it's on tnt. second game is spurs/nuggets also on tnt...
|
121.234 | | COMET::MONTGOMERY | Le Lo Elway | Tue May 01 1990 12:47 | 8 |
|
> yeah it's on tnt. second game is spurs/nuggets also on tnt...
The nuggets did not sell out so there is a local blackout of the game...
and we don't get Tnt around here... dang!!
monty
|
121.235 | | GENRAL::GIBSON | | Tue May 01 1990 14:20 | 3 |
|
Monty,
Today's paper said it will be on Ch. 21.
|
121.236 | Liking What Im seeing !!!!!!! | VLNVAX::MBROOKS | | Wed May 02 1990 02:44 | 18 |
| Well Ive been sitting back and watching my trusty bull do what I
expected of them WIN....as far as the so called bad refs..I see
this every year in every notes file on just about every series. It
will happen but I dont feel the bulls would have lost even if the
refs where trying to give the game to milwakee......Anyone who wathces
the bulls knows that when it comes down to the wire the bulls will
catch you and defeat you.....You cant count them out untill the buzzer
goes off.... I have not yet seen the results from last night Im
waiting for the paper...I expect that chicago completed there sweep
as well as Detroit and Philly....We have to wait untill tomorow night
for Boston but they look good. Im looking forward to the Boston VS
Detroit match up. I think it will be a much better series than people
are expecting. Philly VS Chicago will be a heated series...Homecourt
will play a major factor here and Looking forward to a Jordan Barkley
Matchup............
Wont put any derogative statements Im enjoying the playoffs too much.
Mike "Air" Brooks
|
121.237 | exit | VLNVAX::MBROOKS | | Wed May 02 1990 03:06 | 17 |
| Very upsetting night....Here are last nights RESULTS
No one could have predicted last nights Results.
Detroit completed there sweep of Indiana (Expected) 108-96
San Antonio swept Denver (Expected) 131-120
Portland swept Dalls 106-92
UPSETS....
Cleveland wipped Philly 122-95 (Someone was sleeping)
Milwakee slipped past Chicago 119-112 (Wish I could have watch this one
It must have been the refs.)
Hoooollllyyy $#!+
Houston Beat the Lakers 114-108 (It looks like the lakers wont sweep
there way to the finals this year)
A very Upse Chicago Fan
Mike "Ai_" Brooks
|
121.238 | Lakers lost, ain't it a great day? | CNTROL::CHILDS | The Power Pass, My kind of Prize | Wed May 02 1990 07:36 | 13 |
|
Actually the Bulls game started out much like the other two with
Fred Roberts being whistled on the Bulls first posession away from
the ball and then Harris getting a T on the second bulls posession
because nothing was called for him when Robertson got clocked on a
layup. Everybody from the Bucks came to play last night. Alvin
Robertson was the MAN last night with 23 in the first half. I think
he finished with about 38 pts. a dozen assists and 9 boards or so...
Roberts also had a big scoring night. Michael had 49 in a loosing
effort. He probably would have over 60 if he wasn't so cold in the
first half. At one point he was 5-16.
mike
|
121.239 | | SNDCSL::HAUSRATH | Who,Stones in '89. Zep in '90 | Wed May 02 1990 07:37 | 4 |
|
Time for a reality check, eh, Air-Brooks?
/A very optimistic Cavs fan
|
121.240 | | LEVERS::STROUT | Sin�ad O'Connor meets The Simpsons! | Wed May 02 1990 08:35 | 25 |
| Last night game was close all the way. Chicago and Bucks had
5+ point leads a ttimes but mostly the game see sawed back and forth.
The key to the game and the series (as I see it) was in the
rebounding department. The Bucks were able to rebound MUCH better
offensively. They were also able to force the Bulls out of tempo,
applying a good defense that would leave Chicago with 8 seconds
on the shot clock to make a play. The inside game for Chicago was
non existant for the most part.
Once again the Bucks lived/died at the 3 point line. Lohaus
and Sikma (two of the big men) shoot the three's quite often, this
leaves no one under the basket to rebound. Luckily they were getting
long rebounds and were also hitting the shots, shooting 50% from
the three point line again (5-10).
For those who didn't see the game, it ended something like this.
The Bucks were up by 4 with a minute and � left. Jordan hit a jumper
to put it to 2, but the Bucks came right back to make it 4 again.
Pippen then scored to put it to 2 and then for some stupid, lucky
reason, Sikma came out with 20 some odd seconds on the shot clock
and heaved a 3 pointer in. That was it for Chicago. If Sikma had
missed that one, the game would have been entirely different.
Final score, 119-112.
|
121.241 | | LEVERS::STROUT | Sin�ad O'Connor meets The Simpsons! | Wed May 02 1990 09:11 | 6 |
| Oh BTW, forgot to mention one other thing. Greg "Cadillac"
Anderson showed again why he should be runner up for the Bill Laimbeer
award, decking Paxson on a layup early in the game yesterday.
He's 2-2 so far, who'll be next? Will he ever get a technical
for abusive play?? The world may never know. 8^)
|
121.242 | | GENRAL::GIBSON | | Wed May 02 1990 10:52 | 18 |
|
I saw some of the game and the Anderson elbow to Paxson. Sunday's body
slam of Jordan should have resulted in getting tossed, and possibly a
suspension. That was blatant as all get out. I don't think the elbow to
Paxson was blatant. They were coming at opposite angles and Anderson
caught him on the side of the head as he was trying to block the shot.
I don't know what the Bulls were thinking last night with the type of
game they played. The Bucks have to have the weakest front court in the
playoffs. It is a total mismatch inside but the Bulls didn't capitalize
on it last night.
Jordan had an outstanding steal last night where he smoked the field
bringing it down court and almost hit his head on the rim when he
stuffed it.
HOOT
|
121.243 | | LEVERS::STROUT | Sin�ad O'Connor meets The Simpsons! | Wed May 02 1990 12:03 | 12 |
| Next game: Thursday, 5/3 at Milwaukee, 8pm EST.
The 8pm start would indicate to me that it will be on TNT
(so far they have shown games 1 & 3, and CBS showed game 2).
For the Bulls to win this one they have to:
1. control the tempo.
2. box out and rebound better.
3. work on getting the ball inside to the big men.
4. strangle the stupid synth musician who plays the incessant
obnoxious musak. 8^)
|
121.244 | BULLS,Cavs,LA and Bruins all Win | VLNVAX::MBROOKS | | Fri May 04 1990 02:54 | 22 |
| I didnt get to watch the game but the Bulls apparently Dominated the
final score was Chicago Bulls 110 and Mil 86, a 24pt whipping. Of
course I cant defend why they one seeing that I didnt see the game
so all you non bulls fans hanging around can make up Excuses for Mil.
Other action last night, Cleveland is getting ready to pull of the
Upset of the Playoffs. They defeated Philly bu 12 last night Clev 108
Philly 96. This brings it to a Game 5 where cleveland to know philly
out of the playoffs and move on to play the Bulls. Being a bulls fan
I would much rather see Bulls VS Cavs and Bulls VS Sixers, it may be
more exciting to see Philly but Ill welcome Cleveland with Open arms.
(Bring on Detroit)
Other scores last night
La 109 Hou 88, la wins series 3-1
Also Boston Bruins Defeated the Washington Capitals 5-3
They shouldnt have the NHL and NBA Playoffs so close together, I know
most cities dont have 2 teams left in the playoffs but It makes it
difficult to decide what youre going to watch. (Bruins/Celtics Bulls/
Blackhawks)
Resting for Next Series
Michael "AIR" Brooks
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121.245 | | LEVERS::STROUT | no hero in your tragedy... | Fri May 04 1990 08:27 | 19 |
| The East is looking pretty physical. Last night the Bulls/Bucks
played their part to live up to the image. Greg "Cadillac" Anderson,
a person I've tried to constrantly deride for unecessarily dirty
play was ejected from the game when a scuffle with Nealy occured.
Anderson tried the human dribble on Jordan game 2 and the Oedipal
manuever on Paxson in game 3.
Jordan netted 25 and Pippen got 20 for the Bulls (anyone care
to enter the "one man team" rathole again?).
I'm also hoping now that Chicago can draw Cleveland. Chicago
dominated them this season, and are invincible against them at home.
Jordan also has record performances against them so it will be fun
to watch him go wild.
Congrats Bulls on the first round victory. Looks like they
are definitely living up to their expectations.
sean
|
121.246 | dee-fense | STAR::YANKOWSKAS | Paul Yankowskas | Fri May 04 1990 10:24 | 5 |
| The Bulls held the Bucks to just two field goals in the third quarter
last night.
py
|
121.247 | Purdue his a 3??? 8^) | LEVERS::STROUT | no hero in your tragedy... | Fri May 04 1990 12:05 | 6 |
| >3-PT. FIELD GOALS: CHI 3-5 (.600), PIPPEN 2-2, PAXSON 0-1, PERDUE 1-1,
>DAVIS 0-1. MIL 5-18 (.278), LOHAUS 1-6, SIKMA 0-1, PRESSEY 0-1,
>PIERCE 2-6, HUMPHRIES 1-2, BROWN 1-1, KORNET 0-1.
Once again, Milwaukee lived/died by the 3 pointer. 18 3 point
attempts!
|
121.248 | | JUPITR::MOK | Charles P. Mok | Fri May 04 1990 14:29 | 7 |
| Re:.-1
> -< Purdue his a 3??? 8^) >-
It's Perdue :)
>>3-PT. FIELD GOALS: CHI 3-5 (.600), PIPPEN 2-2, PAXSON 0-1, PERDUE 1-1,
|
121.249 | | CAM::WAY | There's no winners...only survivors | Fri May 04 1990 16:09 | 1 |
| It takes a tough man to make a tender chicken.....
|
121.250 | East Goes as Expected Except for Boston ??? | VLNVAX::MBROOKS | | Mon May 07 1990 00:31 | 17 |
| Well I have bad news for The Cav and Bulls fans of this notes file.
The Bad news for the Bulls is that Cleveland lost to Philly and we
bulls fans wont have a cake walk for round 2. In reality I guess you
could say that this is good news for Cav fans because they will not
have to put up with the Humiliation of there team getting Blown away
4-0 against Chicago in the 2nd round.
Other bad news for Local Fans the Celtics managed to take a 2-0 to 2-3
against N.Y. Should still be an exciting 2nd round in the east. I was
Highly disappointed with San Antonio on Sat, especially robinson. It
could have easly been a blow out but Portland couldnt get there shots
to fall.
Any Predictions for the 2nd round action....I think the Chicago series
could easily go 7, Im hoping the bulls will rap it up in 6. As for the
NY Det series, Detroit will proberbly take it in 6.
Michael "AIR" Brooks
I Guess it is truly time for a reality check Hay Cav Fans.......
|
121.251 | | LEVERS::STROUT | no hero in your tragedy... | Mon May 07 1990 08:05 | 16 |
| First four games of the series look like this:
5/7 Mon - Philadelphia at Chicago, 8pm (TNT)
5/9 Wed - Philadelphia at Chicago, 8pm (TNT)
5/11 Fri - Chicago at Philadelphia, 8pm (?)
5/13 Sun - Chicago at Philadelphia, TBA (could be on CBS)
These teams look like they match up pretty good on paper.
I'd say this series could go 7 easily if both teams play the type
of ball they've been playing.
Should be a great series. If Chicago can take the first 2,
look for them to be in the finals again this year. Philly is
a formidable opponent, however. This looks like the best semi
series of them all.
sean
|
121.252 | | LEVERS::STROUT | no hero in your tragedy... | Tue May 08 1990 08:53 | 6 |
| Chicago won the first game against Philly last night 96-85.
I didn't get to see it, but from the highlight's, it looks like
Jordan and Pippen had another outstanding game. I was surprised
to see the score so low. Next game is Wednesday.
sean
|
121.253 | Refresh the brain cells, please | SHALOT::MEDVID | Words are very unnecessary... | Tue May 08 1990 09:17 | 6 |
| Where did Pippen play college ball? That damn girlfriend of mine, in
an attempt to learn more about sports, asked me last night and I
couldn't remember. BTW, the reason she asked is because she likes the
sound of his name.
--dan'l pippen
|
121.254 | | LEVERS::STROUT | no hero in your tragedy... | Tue May 08 1990 09:53 | 4 |
| hmm... I'm thinking Villanova, but I know that's not right.
Lemme see if I can track down that answer.
sean
|
121.255 | Arkansas. | RHETT::KNORR | Carolina Blue | Tue May 08 1990 10:05 | 2 |
| Pretty sure ...
|
121.256 | I'm certain it was a small (prob. a NAIA) school | LUNER::BROOKS | Fishbones,rattles,Browns,Cavs | Tue May 08 1990 10:08 | 1 |
| Neither ... It was Central Arkansas I believe.
|
121.257 | Some school in Arkansas, but not Arkansas ... | RHETT::KNORR | Carolina Blue | Tue May 08 1990 10:48 | 4 |
| Yea, now that ya mention it ...
- Chris
|
121.258 | | UPWARD::HEISER | give me 7 pillars of wisdom | Tue May 08 1990 10:58 | 58 |
| From: [email protected] (ROBERT J. MURPHY, UPI Sports Writer)
Newsgroups: clari.sports.basketball
Subject: Bulls 96, 76ers 85
Date: 8 May 90 03:58:44 GMT
CHICAGO (UPI) -- Michael Jordan started fast and finished faster
Monday night.
Jordan, playing on a sprained left ankle, scored 11 points in the
first quarter as Chicago jumped to a 12-point lead, then added 15 of his
39 in the fourth to stave off a Philadelphia rally and lead the Bulls to
a 96-85 victory over the 76ers in the opening game of their Eastern
Conference semifinal.
``On you home court you have to take it to them, and that is what
we did tonight,'' Bulls Coach Phil Jackson said.
The best-of-seven series resumes Wednesday night at Chicago
Stadium. Game 3 shifts to The Spectrum on Friday.
The 76ers moved within a field goal early in the fourth after
running off 6 straight points with Chicago missing seven straight shots.
A layup by Charles Barkley, who finished with 30 points and 20 rebounds,
made the score 73-71 with 8:38 to play.
But Jordan, held to 4 points in the third quarter, kept the 76ers
at bay, hitting three straight baskets to build back the lead.
``Even when we started that final quarter badly, our defense stood
up for us,'' said Jordan.
Philadelphia made one final run, with Johnny Dawkins' layup cutting
the Sixers' deficit to 86-83 with 4:06 left. But Jordan hit a fallaway
jumper along the baseline, Bill Cartwright hit a jump shot in the lane
and Jordan a technical foul to put the game away. Jordan capped the
night by hitting a 3-pointer from the top of the key at the buzzer.
``I was disappointed because we just didn't compete,'' said
Barkley. ``It's not about winning or losing. It's about competing.''
Scottie Pippen added 18 points, 12 rebounds and 8 assists for
Chicago, while Mike Gminski added 14 points for Philadelphia. The Bulls
led from start to finish.
``They outplayed us tonight,'' Barkley said. ``Michael's a great
player. He's going to get his points and I'm going to get mine. But the
players around us are going to have to play better. That's the key.''
The Bulls came out running, ripping off a 15-4 run to start the
game. Jordan, covered by Hersey Hawkins, had 7 points in less than three
minutes. Hawkins finished with just 12 points after scoring a
career-high 39 in the decisive Game 5 win over Cleveland in the first
round.
``In the fourth quarter, he was basically rested,'' Hawkins said.
``I didn't come out aggressive at all. I didn't take it to him, and it
gave him a chance to sort of relax on the defensive end.''
``I tried to put him back on his heels,'' Jordan said.
Chicago stretched that advantage to 33-21 at the end of one. The
76ers shot just 38 percent in the first quarter to Chicago's 56 percent.
Philadelphia finished shooting 41 percent for the night.
The 76ers strung together 7 straight points late in the second
quarter to close within 3. Jordan finished off the half with 3 free
throws to give the Bulls a 53-47 edge at the intermission.
Chicago missed all 5 of its free throws in the third quarter, but
still managed a 73-65 lead heading into the final period. Barkley had 10
points and 8 rebounds in the third, but the 76ers shot just 27 percent
as a team.
|
121.259 | | WOODS::KINGR | New_Kids_On_The_Block=Pimple_Music! | Tue May 08 1990 12:35 | 3 |
| Pippen went to Central Arkansas, CLass of 1987
REK
|
121.260 | Thanks. Never would have guessed that one. | SHALOT::MEDVID | Words are very unnecessary... | Tue May 08 1990 12:47 | 5 |
| Thanks, guys. Villanova was my first thought, too, but I knew that was
wrong. Guess I can't be to ashamed for not knowing Central Arkansas.
I figured a player of his calabre would be NCAA Division I all the way.
--dan'l
|
121.261 | Tough night in NBA | VLNVAX::MBROOKS | | Wed May 09 1990 04:24 | 23 |
| Rough night for basketball, the knicks were absoultly blown out of the
water, the final was 112 to 77. It could have been alot worse. Knicks
scored 38 in the 1st half and only 15 in the 3rd quarter to give them a
whopping 53 points at the end of the 3rd quarter. Luckily they did not
break the record for lowest points in a playoff game (golden state).
They did however tie the record of least points scored against detroit
in a playoff game.
If I heard the Radio correctly the lakers dropped game 1 at home, gota
love it. San Antonia dropped another one to portland putting them down
to 0-2. Chicago plays again tonight at 8:00pm on TNT, this will be a
definate watcher......
East Chicago VS Detroit West Portland VS Phoenix (Id love it)
The one thing about chicago playing detroit is even if they manage a
win which would be very difficult they would have to play the lakers.
I know that we went 1 and 1 with the lakers but playing them in the
finals and them having home court.....oh well. But if the lakers were
to get knocked out in this round would be a great incentive for chicago
to whip detroit in 7 ??????? I guess we will have to wait and see.
Chicago will get at least as far as 6 games in the Finals.....
Michael "AIR" Brooks
|
121.262 | Maybe start worrying about next year? | SNDCSL::HAUSRATH | Too many projects, not enough time | Wed May 09 1990 08:03 | 4 |
|
Brooks, you're too much. The Philly series is 7 games, not 1.
Better get past the Sixers before you start worrying about Detroit.
|
121.263 | | LEVERS::STROUT | no hero in your tragedy... | Wed May 09 1990 09:02 | 21 |
| It's just speculation. Obviously we're thinking about this
series, but also how things are shaping up overall for the finals.
I think it is pretty much a given that the winner of this series
will face Detroit in the conference finals. Philadelphia almost
swept Detroit this season (should have won the other one but made
a stupid stupid play), and the match up pretty good. On the other
hand, Detroit clearly dominated Chicago this season, accounting
for 3 of their 5 home losses this year. Last year Chicago was
the only team to give Detroit a run for their money, they have that
experience and I think they could play them pretty tough (at least
better than the regular season) if they were to meet.
About the Philly-Chicago series. Tonight we'll see how much
Philly and Chicago will have improved from Monday's sub par
performances. I think we'll see both teams playing better ball,
not just Philly. Chicago didn't play a good game at all and still
managed to win. Should be a higher scoring game, with a lot of
lead changes and physicalness.
sean
|
121.264 | 2 dwn 2 2 go..Stacy King and BJ Armstong save the day | VLNVAX::MBROOKS | | Thu May 10 1990 02:38 | 20 |
| 2 down 2 to go.....Well Hal Id say its starting to look good for
Chicago fans. Not that a 2-0 is a definate series win, I will
not be suprised if Philly wins the next 2 games but I still think
chicago will win the series.
Last Nights Game...
It looked a little scary, when I turned on the game its was 22 to
22 (I think) but they were tied. MJ sat down and the next thing I new
Philly had a 11 point lead, it took a little while but chicago chopped
away and finally took over the lead somewhere in the 3rd. I think alot
of people will complain about a bad call in the 3rd against barkley, he
was called for an OF that was quesionable, but about 5 minutes later
they call one on MJ that was quesionable, Id say that squared it. The
key to the game was called but the announcers perfectly, Stacy King and
BJ Armstrong were in for a good 6 mins while MJ rested on the bench,
and I believe Chicago had a 4 point lead when MJ went out and a 6pt
lead when he returned. King looked awsome against Giminski and BJ hit
2 in a row, it was the Rookie show. I cant wait for game 3, like I
said I wouldnt be surprised if Philly took 2 at home but you know Ill
be rooting on the Bulls, 1 win at philly would all but clinch it.
BRING ON DETROIT........
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121.265 | Jinxed.. I did the Celtics in this year, too | SNDCSL::HAUSRATH | Too many projects, not enough time | Thu May 10 1990 08:08 | 3 |
|
I'm giving Dinz a run for his money.. the Hausrath KOD.. I like the
sound of that, yeah!
|
121.266 | | LEVERS::STROUT | no hero in your tragedy... | Thu May 10 1990 09:33 | 16 |
| Great game by Chicago last night to come down from a 16 point
deficit to win 101-96. Sixers fans are screaming foul reffing,
in particular the offensive foul called on Barkley, but remember
later on in the game Jordan was called for the same play, and as
D.C. pointed out, if you're going to call it on Charles you have
to call it on Michael, which is what happened.
Chicago played a poor first half, and didn't pick up the intensity
until midway through the 3rd. Philly shot something like 57% to
Chicago's 51%. When Chicago started to go inside and include more
players (not just Jordan) in their offense, things started to turn.
Jordan ended up with 45 points, Pippen with 18.
Next game is Friday in Philly.
sean
|
121.267 | | LEVERS::STROUT | no hero in your tragedy... | Thu May 10 1990 10:09 | 7 |
| Forgot one thing. Phil Jackson did an excellent job of coaching
last night. He took the time outs to stop the Sixers momentum and
he made the key substitutions that allowed Jordan to rest and to
also exploit some of the Sixers weaknesses on the court.
Great job, Phil.
sean
|
121.268 | With or With/Out Jordan | BSS::G_MCINTOSH | Vom Hochland German Shepherds | Thu May 10 1990 10:51 | 16 |
| Did anyone else notice the transformation that occurs to the Bulls when
Jordan is out of the game. It seems they pass the ball more, move
things around, and utilize the players better. They seems much more
dynamic and well rounded with Jordan out.
It would seem to me, and I may be wrong, that the Bulls would want to
continue this type of flow even when Jordan is in the game, thus
making them better overall.
I was disappointed that when Jordan was in, they just gave him the ball
and let him do his thing. It seemed like the other Bulls were just
standing there with their hands down by their sides, just watching.
Am I wrong?
Glenn
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121.269 | | LEVERS::STROUT | no hero in your tragedy... | Thu May 10 1990 11:49 | 12 |
| The first half of the game I think it was pretty evident that
Jordan carried the team. I know for a fack that Jordan does not
want this to happen. He would like to see other players take the
initiative to drive to the basket or take the open jumper.
With Jordan out of the game, the burden of responsibilty falls
on all the players to produce both offensively and defensively,
and they usually do a pretty impressive job. Sometimes I don't
think they have enough confidence to "take charge" when Jordan is
in the game.
sean
|
121.270 | 2 cents worth... | STRATA::WHITEHAIR | Don't just sit there.......Do it now! | Thu May 10 1990 12:09 | 8 |
|
Jordan (one man team) tm
(one man team) Jordan tm
1 + official = win
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121.271 | $1.99 special | LEVERS::STROUT | no hero in your tragedy... | Thu May 10 1990 12:14 | 5 |
| nonono Hal.
Jordan + 3 officials = 4 man team (tm)= win. 8^)
sean
|
121.272 | Jordan's foul was real | GRANPA::DFAUST | Sixers=Atlantic Div Champs | Thu May 10 1990 14:24 | 11 |
| Gee.. I saw Jordan's offensive foul and there was nothing even close
about it. He pushed Hawkins with two hands and moved him out about 4
feet. Boy, is he strong. The second offensive foul on Barkley was
defintely a joke. The thing that made it worse is that the SIxers
stopped trying to take it inside after that. They also seemed to loose
their concentration at the defensive end after that. The Sixers had a
terrific opportunity to win both of the games in Chicago and came up
just short. I hope that will change in Philadelphia.
Dennis
|
121.273 | | LEVERS::STROUT | no hero in your tragedy... | Thu May 10 1990 14:32 | 14 |
| I dunno.. Philadelphia said they were going to come out and
play a much more physical game. They were in control with a 16
point lead due to the 60% they were shooting from the field.
Eventually, without the inside game, Philadelphia was worn down
and the outside shots weren't hitting at such a high percentage
rate.
I don't see the refs involvement as a key issue at all in the
outcome of the game. What I saw was Philadelphia squandering a
lead because Chicago starting shooting better and worked the ball
inside along with playing an uptempo game. Cartwright once again
disabled Mahorn and Chicago was able to take the offensive rebounding
edge and the total rebounding edge also, I believe.
sean
|
121.274 | | GRANPA::DFAUST | Sixers=Atlantic Div Champs | Thu May 10 1990 14:52 | 13 |
|
Mahorn hasn't been a factor in this series for the Sixers in the least.
He seems to be playig very timidly, possibly due to the Rod Thorn no
hard foul edict. Last night, he played better than on Monday, but he
needs to do a better job in shutting down the lane. The only time he
tried to stop Jordan, he got into a shoving match with King and got a
T. Mahorn shouldn't have shoved him, but I don't know why king was all
over him either. Mahorn had better just play his game in Philly and not
worry about if he gets tossed because Thorn doesn't like the way he
plays.
Dennis
|
121.275 | Non Bull Fans should Think before you Speak | MRVAX::MBROOKS | | Fri May 11 1990 03:18 | 13 |
| Very intresting comments some valid some ridiculous but you have to
expect some people (who dislike the bulls) to come up with ridiculous
points. The bulls did move the ball around very well in the 2nd half
when jordan was on the bench but in the 1st half when he sat down they
went from a tie to a 11pt deficit. But anyone who watched the game
must realize that this is definatly not a one man team. There where a
couple of questionable fouls in game 2 but the ref's were not 1 sided
at all. They called the game very evenly. As for the comments about
the Mahorn Technical, he should have got one for the Closeline he put
on MJ before the pushing started with Stacy King. Game 3 should be a
great game, does anyone know what channel (If any) this game is on???
Michael "AIR" Brooks
|
121.276 | | LEVERS::STROUT | no hero in your tragedy... | Fri May 11 1990 09:13 | 21 |
| Mike, the name of the game here is, "BLAM it on the refs, BLAM
it on Jordan, but NEVER give credit to the Bulls." It's hard for
*some* (not all) people to accept the fack that Chicago may be a
better team then a few years back, and that more than one player
significantly contributes to Chicago's offensive and defensive plans.
It's easier to say "The refs gave them the game" then to go into
a critical analysis of why Chicago won and the other team faltered.
On the other hand, when Chicago loses, it's easier to point the
finger at Jordan and say he had a "bad night" and that they are
"clearly a one man team that depends solely on his performance".
I'm just happy when Chicago plays well. They have the capability
to be a championship type team. They are young, and they have to
learn to play with more consistency and self confidence. They still
are not in the Detroit-LA league, but they have seen a remarkable
improvement in the past 4 years, going from not making the playoffs,
to barely making the playoffs and losing in the first round, to
making it to the conference finals. They are really following in
the footsteps of the Detroit dynasty.
sean
|
121.277 | dynasty????? | BSS::MENDEZ | | Fri May 11 1990 10:26 | 6 |
| -1 Just what detroit dynasty are you speaking of? If you are speaking
of the pistons well..., they are an excellent team but 1
championship does not constitute a dynasty.
Frank "mmd"
|
121.278 | | LEVERS::STROUT | no hero in your tragedy... | Fri May 11 1990 10:32 | 7 |
| The Dynasty as in the progressive rise from the lower depths
of the NBA door mats to the elite that they are today. Their success
was not instantaneous, it was more of a gradual improvement that
ultimately led them to their current status. Perhaps dynasty is
not an aropos word... what the hell 8^)
sean
|
121.279 | exit | RIPPLE::DEVLIN_JO | goodfood,gooddrink,broads,Bruins | Fri May 11 1990 10:41 | 18 |
| Re Sean,
This coming from a guy who 'disliked' Patrick Ewing and badmouthed
him. Perhaps you should realize that almost everyone shows bias
towards their own team. Mr. Air Brooks should realize that also.
Game 1, as far as I know, no one blamed the refs at all, but gave
credit to a victory. Of course, should the Bulls lose in the playoffs
and end up at home, I'm sure the Bulls fans will be 100% fair and
gracious. As one who criticized officiating in Game 2, I did it
because I felt the calls were totally bogus. Overall, I feel that
officiating has been poor all year. Despite the officiating, the
results are final. Overall, I *hate* when officiating directly
affects the results of the game. the game should be decided by
players, not refs. I thought the T on Mahorn was fine. I did
think that the consistency of calls was way off.
JD
|
121.280 | | LEVERS::STROUT | no hero in your tragedy... | Fri May 11 1990 11:41 | 24 |
| Do I have a sign on my forehead that says "Ewing basher"? 8^)
As I stated before, the only time I had anything negative to say
about Patrick was when I was comparing him to my favorite player,
Akeem. It has absolutely nothing to do with teams at all. I gave
credit to Akeem for the points I felt he excelled in. I don't know
what more I could do to convince you that I DO NOT dislike Patrick
Ewing and that I NEVER bad mouthed him.. EVER.
> Perhaps you should realize that almost everyone shows bias towards
their own team.
Do you really think that I'm stupid enough to believe that people
don't? My only argument is that I feel it is stupid to not recognize
the LEGITIMATE qualities of players on other teams. I find it
honorable to be able to discuss individuals without dragging team
bias into the issue. I find it frustrating to deal with people
(not you JD) whose narrow mindedness leads them to believe that
Chicago is a purely one dimensional, one man team despite the fack
that they have a very qualified *group* of players that overall contribute
to the success of the team.
Sorry if I sound like I'm shouting... it's been a SLOFfy week. 8^)
sean
|
121.281 | History of Piston's dynasty | OURBOX::LAZARUS | Dave Lazarus NYA DSS 321-5183 | Fri May 11 1990 12:11 | 11 |
| re: The Piston's "Dynasty"
Could someone fill in the rest of the Isiah era?
1990- ?
1989-Champions
1988-Lost in 7 in finals to Lakers
1987-Lost in 7 in semifinals to Boston(the Isiah pass in game 5)
1986-? Did they lose in 7 to Boston in Eastern Finals?
1985-?
1984-Lost to Knicks
|
121.282 | | LEVERS::STROUT | no hero in your tragedy... | Fri May 11 1990 12:27 | 12 |
| 1989 - WC Champs
1988 - Runner up WC Champs
1987 - Eastern Champs
1986 - Runner up Eastern Champs
1985 - Lost in Semis
1984 - Lost in Quarters
1983 - Didn't make playoffs
I'm pretty sure this is how it went. Every year Detroit went
one step further.
sean
|
121.283 | | ROCK::GRONOWSKI | the dream is always the same... | Fri May 11 1990 13:05 | 3 |
|
What does WC Champs mean? ... and whats the difference between
Runner up WC Champs and Eastern Champs?
|
121.285 | | LEVERS::STROUT | no hero in your tragedy... | Fri May 11 1990 13:15 | 10 |
| WC Champs... should actually just be WC... World Champs...
I just say WC Champs.... World Class Champs? I dunno.
I screwed up that chart also.... Runner up WC and Eastern Champs
is the same thing and the Pistons only had that honor once (next
year they won it).
Thanks for pointing that out... it must be Friday?
sean
|
121.286 | Close sean but not quite. | RHETT::KNORR | Carolina Blue | Fri May 11 1990 13:29 | 14 |
| * 1989 - WC Champs
1988 - Runner up WC Champs
1987 - Eastern Champs
1986 - Runner up Eastern Champs
1985 - Lost in Semis
1984 - Lost in Quarters
1983 - Didn't make playoffs
Hope this helps.
- ACC Chris
|
121.287 | | LEVERS::STROUT | no hero in your tragedy... | Fri May 11 1990 13:35 | 1 |
| Thanks Chris. Next time I'll try to be more ACCurate. 8^)
|
121.288 | How many Eastern runnerups? | OURBOX::LAZARUS | Dave Lazarus NYA DSS 321-5183 | Fri May 11 1990 13:36 | 5 |
| RE: - 1
They were not Eastern champs in 1987. They lost to Boston in
seven. Remember Isiah's pass to Bird in game 5. In 1986 did
they also lose to Boston in 7 in the finals?
|
121.289 | | LEVERS::STROUT | no hero in your tragedy... | Fri May 11 1990 13:44 | 20 |
| 1989 - WC Champs
1988 - Eastern Champs
1987 - Runner up Eastern Champs
1986 - Lost in Semis
1985 - Lost in Quarters
1984 - Lost in Quarters to Knicks?
I think Detroit lost to Boston both in 86 and 87 (87 is a
definite).
anyways, to make a dastistikal comparison and try to get this
back on topic 8^):
1989 - Lost in Conference finals
1988 - Lost in Semis
1987 - Lost in Quarters
1986 - Did not make playoffs
sean
|
121.290 | | COMET::MONTGOMERY | Buzz Blows Bid for Ohio | Fri May 11 1990 14:44 | 13 |
|
1989 - Still kissing Smiley(tm)
1988 - First kissed Smiley(tm)
1987 - Kissed Munate Bol
1986 - shook hands with Bird
1985 - ????
1984 - ????
;^)
Monty
|
121.291 | | CAM::WAY | We few, we happy few, we band of brothers | Fri May 11 1990 14:52 | 7 |
| WC stands for Water Closet....
Water Closet champs can be champs in many events, from bathtub
swimming to rowing the little Ti-D-Bowl boats across the commode...
Hope this helps...
'Saw
|
121.292 | Great! | RAVEN1::B_ADAMS | I feel the need for SPEED! | Fri May 11 1990 21:07 | 7 |
| .290� 1989 - Still kissing Smiley(tm)
.290� 1988 - First kissed Smiley(tm)
.290� 1987 - Kissed Munate Bol
I'm rooooolllllinng!!!! :*)
B.A.
|
121.293 | | LEVERS::STROUT | no hero in your tragedy... | Mon May 14 1990 08:24 | 19 |
| Chicago split with Philadelphia this weekend at the Spectrum
to take a 3-1 lead in the best of seven semi-final series. Jordan
was unstoppable in both games and is now averaging 41 point per
game in the playoffs.
In game 3 Philadelphia got very physical, and were able to take
a commanding lead early on. By the 4th quarter they were up by
27 points, however, Chicago battled it back to 4 points before losing
the ship.
In game 4, Philly controlled from the opening tap once again.
They were up by 9 going into the 4th and the Bulls took over from
there, eventually winning 111-101. Suprisingly, they did it without
Scottie Pippen who was making preparations for his father's funeral.
Ed Nealy was immense in the paint, not letting Charles or Mahorn
intimidate him one bit. Philly's was unable to convert from the
line and lost this one.
sean
|
121.294 | So goes Barkley, so goes the Sixers | SNDCSL::HAUSRATH | Too many projects, not enough time | Mon May 14 1990 08:30 | 7 |
|
Barkley lost yesterdays game for Philly.. 6-14 (?) from the line,
missed about 3 or 4 layups in close. He just didn't have it.
Maybe Philly is the real one man team in this series!
/Jeff
|
121.295 | | REFINE::ASHE | Homer,Marge,Bart,Lisa,Maggie,OJ | Mon May 14 1990 11:48 | 8 |
| WC=whining crybaby's still not accepting they're world champions...
Sure they were kissing Manute instead of giving scalp massages?
Good to see the rough tactics are being pointed to the New Broad
Street bullies, instead of the Pistons. I guess that's why they
said the Bad Boys are no more, when Mahorn left. I'd like to
see Philly go on, but the Bulls have deserved it...
|
121.296 | yeah but.... | CNTROL::CHILDS | the jukebox playing loud 96 tears | Mon May 14 1990 11:52 | 7 |
|
Walt, they may say they're not the bad boys but when you consider the
fact that Isiah has been in more fights/scalp massages then Ricky this
year one has to wonder? Lambieer's game hasn't changed one iota
either...
mike
|
121.297 | | GRANPA::DFAUST | Sixers=Atlantic Div Champs | Mon May 14 1990 12:03 | 8 |
|
The Sixers free throw shooting definitly lost the game yesterday.
Charles looked exhausted, and that could explain the problems from the
line. I think they are really missing Derek Smith. He could give the
Sixers some real quality minutes off the bench and he would be a little
better match up with Jordan.
Dennis
|
121.298 | | REFINE::ASHE | Homer,Marge,Bart,Lisa,Maggie,OJ | Mon May 14 1990 12:05 | 2 |
| They give scalp massages, but it's not as bad as it used to be and it's
not the "throw a shoulder into the guy going for a layup" tactics...
|
121.299 | Can't say I blame him (Jackson) | WNDMLL::SCHNEIDER | I will not instigate revolution. | Mon May 14 1990 12:06 | 15 |
| >Good to see the rough tactics are being pointed to the New Broad
>Street bullies, instead of the Pistons.
Not really Walt. Sixers do it out in the open. There's no secret.
They said no layups, and they mean no layups.
Laimbeer is still trying to get away with whatever he can when the refs
aren't looking. Amazing how sneaky he is.
Stu Jackson had a little post-game outburst yesterday. He's frustrated
that the Pistons get so much respect from the refs for their defense
(like Rodman's clutch and grab), and on the other end of the court his
team is getting called for subtleties like moving picks.
Dan
|
121.300 | | LEVERS::STROUT | no hero in your tragedy... | Mon May 14 1990 12:12 | 21 |
| The Bad Boy image has definitely shifted it's focus from Detroit
to Philadelphia. The way people talk, Philadelphia's main asset
is it's ability to intmidate and I think that it is mainly because
of the acquisition of Mahorn. Detroit has upped it's game for the
playoffs again, playing on an unmatched defensive level.
A Detroit-Chicago series isn't a lock yet, but it looks very
probable. Detroit completely controlled Chicago during the regular
season, and unless Chicago has something deep down inside, I can't
realistically see them pulling an upset. Anything can happen
in the playoffs though as we have seen, I would really like to see
Chicago give Detroit the kind of series they gave them last year,
perhaps winning one or two 8^) more than last time.
Anyways, the Chicago-Philly series is still not over. Game
5 at Chicago is Wednesday, I believe. I hope Chicago can play a more
consistent game and not allow themselves to have to continually
fight back from deficits. Otherwise, this series will very easily
go 7.
sean
|
121.301 | | REFINE::ASHE | Homer,Marge,Bart,Lisa,Maggie,OJ | Mon May 14 1990 16:52 | 2 |
| Pistons do the same as other teams in the league (clutch and grab),
just better at it. Not the only ones guilty...
|
121.302 | 42ppg and Climbing...Bring ON Detroit | VLNVAX::MBROOKS | | Tue May 15 1990 07:57 | 20 |
| This weekend was a great BBALL weekend. Got to see the bulls climb
back from 27 down to almost tie it up in the 3rd. I believe they got
it to within 3 ???? They won game 2 by the rookies and might have
lost game 3 from the rookies. late in 4th when they were on the come
back Stacy King literally thru ??? under the hoop on a layup. They got
2 shots and the ball back which they then scored another 2. A few
plays later BJ Armstrong thru a long pass to I believe grant that was
about 5-10 feet to long. These 2 plays could have giving them the V.
Oh well a sweep would have been nice but going home up 3-1 is ok.
Other games, I love to see the lakers down 3-1. Phoenix could steal
this one. I know you can never count the lakers out but its looking
pretty dim right now. Detroit Will proberbly rap there series up
tonight in game 5. I love to see phoenix win another one on laker
turf and send them packing.....Portland should take there series,
havent been impressed by SAN AN yet. Should be Portland VS Phoenix
and Detroit VS Chicago....Love to See Chicago VS Phoenix (A man is
allowed to dream....) GO BULLS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Michael "High Flying Air" Brooks
|
121.303 | | LEVERS::STROUT | no hero in your tragedy... | Tue May 15 1990 09:10 | 5 |
| Mike, Portland-Chicago would be quite the championship final
if it could ever happen. Air Jordan on Glide Drexler... talk about
offensive aerial assualts. 8^)
sean
|
121.304 | Hey Hey Bye Bye (Lakers,NY) Got To Love It !!!!! | VLNVAX::MBROOKS | | Wed May 16 1990 08:06 | 14 |
| While the playoff pictures are getting close. Detroit finished off
NY last night in game 5 and The lakers are sent home packing.......
Tonight the bulls should rap it up and the Detroit Vs Bulls will get
underway. Portland can end it in game 6 away or that series will
have to go the full 7. Phoenix is flying high right now and I guess
anyteam that knocks out the lakers cant be counted out of the finals.
Could be phoenix from the west. Does anyone know how Phoenix did
against portland this year. If the bulls cant dethrown Detroit who
in the west best matches up with them. If detroit makes it to the
finals Id rather see Phoenix or Portland win it all. Only bad news
is that the Bruins got tired after 6hrs of hockey last night in a 4 OT
game. Oilers lead 1-0.....
A very Happy Anti Laker Bulls Fan "AIR"
|
121.305 | go bulls | LEVERS::STROUT | no hero in your tragedy... | Wed May 16 1990 08:34 | 19 |
|
--- NOV ---
26 LOST 82 102 at PORTLAND
29 WON 111 103 at PHOENIX
--- JAN ---
13 WON 111 106 PORTLAND
26 WON 107 103 PHOENIX
Mike, here's how Detroit did in the regular season against the
two. Looks like it is a close call as to who matched up better.
Without Duckworth I'd have to say Phoenix would give Detroit the
hardest time.
Let's hope Chicago has to worry about who they're meeting in
the championship finals. 8^) Game 5 tonight at Chicago. It will
be no easy task for the Bulls to erase Philly.
sean
|
121.306 | | UPWARD::HEISER | give me 7 pillars of wisdom | Wed May 16 1990 13:36 | 3 |
| Go Bulls! I want a Phoenix-Chicago final!
Mike
|
121.307 | How Sweeeeet it is....Pound the Pistons !! | VLNVAX::MBROOKS | | Thu May 17 1990 04:15 | 10 |
| Well Bull Fans where one step closer to getting a ring on MJ's finger.
The bulls looked unbelievable last night it was a great game. Everyone
played excellent especially Pippen, but cartwright, King and Armstrong
all played great. If was a close game in the 1st half which pretty
much tells the story. Philly had a lead at every halftime and the
bulls would come back last night it was a 1 pt lead for philly at half.
The best thing is chicago now has a few days off before traveling to
Detroit......Game 1 is ours !!!!!!!!!! Chicago 109 Detroit 103....
Mike "AIR" Brooks
|
121.308 | | LEVERS::STROUT | no hero in your tragedy... | Thu May 17 1990 08:03 | 13 |
| Chicago beat Philly 117-99 last night... It was a close first
half, with Chicago playing poor defense and not being able to get
into the offensive swing of things outside of Jordan.
The second half they turned it up by playing their best defense
in the payoffs yet. Pippen came off the bench to score 29 along
with Jordan's 37. King and Grant both had excellent games also.
Barkley continued his free throw shooting woes as the Chicago bench
slowly wore down the Sixers.
Next up Detroit! 8^)
sean
|
121.309 | certainly a better team than last year | CNTROL::CHILDS | the jukebox playing loud 96 tears | Thu May 17 1990 08:13 | 13 |
|
The last five minutes of the second quarter were unbelievable, it seemed
like nobody missed a shot. As already stated the second half belonged
to the Bulls. It should be an interesting matchup with the Pistons.
Bulls defense has obviously improved while Pistons minus Mahorn are
slighty more vunerable in the middle unless Salley is on the court.
Will Michael's outside shot make him more effective against Dumars?
Will Pippen's play continue to improve? Now that the ABTL season has been
a success it's on to ABTP!!!!
GO BULLS!!!!!
mike
|
121.310 | | LEVERS::STROUT | no hero in your tragedy... | Thu May 17 1990 08:26 | 14 |
| Detroit owned Jordan's number during the regular season, holding
him to under 20 points several times. I think we will definitely
see a different Chicago team then the one that lost 3 games at home
to Detroit and went 1-4 this season.
The keys that I can see are to play the inside denial game
that was so effective in the second half against Philly. Edwards
will have a field day if they don't do something to stop him.
Someone's got to stop Isiah also.
If Pippen and Grant can have good games (along with Jordan),
we should be in for a great series!
sean
|
121.311 | | COBRA::DINSMORE | Ya gotta love the horizontal hula. | Thu May 17 1990 08:59 | 5 |
| ya know. i think the bulls are great, have been following them all
yr
go chicago
|
121.312 | dir 121.*/author=Dinz 8^) | LEVERS::STROUT | no hero in your tragedy... | Thu May 17 1990 09:05 | 0 |
121.313 | the dreaded kiss of death :-) | STAR::YANKOWSKAS | I want to die with my tapshoes on | Thu May 17 1990 09:08 | 6 |
| re .311:
A few Pistons fans are breathing easier now... :-)
py
|
121.314 | The anti-bull arrives! | RIPPLE::DEVLIN_JO | Goons,Bufoons,Loons,Broons | Thu May 17 1990 10:07 | 3 |
| ABTB
JD
|
121.315 | | UPWARD::HEISER | give me 7 pillars of wisdom | Thu May 17 1990 11:48 | 42 |
| From: [email protected]
Newsgroups: clari.sports.basketball
Subject: Bulls 117, 76ers 99
Date: 17 May 90 02:40:40 GMT
CHICAGO (UPI) -- Michael Jordan ignited a 14-2 spurt to start the
third quarter with 7 of his 37 points Wednesday night, leading the
Chicago Bulls to a 117-99 rout of the Philadelphia 76ers that clinched
the Eastern Conference semifinal playoff series in five games.
Chicago will face the Pistons in Detroit on Sunday afternoon in a
rematch of last season's Eastern Conference finals. The Pistons downed
the Bulls in six games last season, and went on to win the NBA title.
Jordan averaged 43.0 points in the five games, the third-highest
output for one series in NBA playoff history. Jerry West averaged 46.3
points for Los Angeles in 1965 and Jordan averaged 45.2 in 1988.
Jordan opened the third quarter with a 21-footer to give Chicago a
64-63 lead it never lost, then capped the flurry four minutes later with
a slam for a 76-65 advantage.
Charles Barkley had 5 points and seven rebounds to help pull
Philadelphia within 6 on three occasions, but the 76ers still trailed
89-81 at the end of the quarter.
Jordan contributed 6 points to a 15-6 spurt at the start of the
fourth quarter, as the Bulls stormed to a 104-87 lead that was never
threatened.
Ron Anderson led Philadelphia with 20 points, while Johnny Dawkins
added 18, Mike Gminski 18 and Charles Barkley 17.
Scottie Pippen scored 29, Horace Grant 18 and Stacey King 13 for
Chicago.
Behind Dawkins' 16 points and eight assists, Philadelphia held a
63-62 lead at halftime. The 76ers shot 63 percent from the field, while
the Bulls hit at 60 percent.
Chicago overcame an early 7-point deficit to take its first lead at
41-40 on Scottie Pippen's dunk early in a second period. The lead
changed hands 12 times, the last on Dawkins' two free throws to close
the scoring.
Philadelphia never trailed in the first quarter after Barkley
scored two baskets and Gminski had one in the opening 94 seconds for a
6-0 advantage.
Rick Mahorn's 15-footer gave the 76ers their largest lead at 25-18
with 3:43 left in the period. But Pippen contributed 6 points to a 10-6
run that pulled the Bulls within 31-28 after one quarter.
|
121.316 | | UPWARD::HEISER | give me 7 pillars of wisdom | Thu May 17 1990 11:52 | 1 |
| Hopefully Jordan will solve Dumars!
|
121.317 | thanks Nazz | LEVERS::STROUT | Fahrvergn�gening Inagodadavida BABY! | Fri May 18 1990 10:21 | 19 |
| CHICAGO BULLS
BJ Armstrong - 22
Stacey King - 23
Horace Grant - 24
Wil Perdue - 24
Scottie Pippen - 24
Michael Jordan - 27
Craig Hodges - 29
John Paxson - 29
Bill Cartwright - 32
Ave. age - 26.0
Here's a list of the ages of the contributing players on Chicago
(except for Nealy). Doesn't look there's too many stiffs here!
Of all the remaining teams, Chicago is the youngest.
sean
|
121.318 | | UPWARD::HEISER | give me 7 pillars of wisdom | Fri May 18 1990 11:35 | 44 |
| From: [email protected] (United Press International)
Newsgroups: clari.sports.basketball
Subject: NBA Playoff Capsules
Date: 17 May 90 22:32:38 GMT
Coach -- Phil Jackson.
Finish -- 55-27 overall, 1-4 vs. Detroit.
Starting lineup -- sf-Scottie Pippen (21.6 ppg, 8 rpg); pf-Horace
Grant (12.6 ppg, 8.5 rpg); c-Bill Cartwright (8.7 ppg, 5 rpg); pg-John
Paxson (5.7 ppg, 4.2 apg); og-Michael Jordan (40.2 ppg, 7.2 rpg, 7.2
apg).
Bench -- sf/c-Stacey King (8.3 ppg, 4.3 rpg); pg-B.J. Armstrong (3.6
ppg, 2.1 apg); pf-Ed Nealy (3.3 ppg, 3.8 rpg); pg-Craig Hodges (3.7 ppg,
1 apg); c-Will Perdue (4.5 ppg, 1.8 rpg).
Previous rounds -- Defeated Milwaukee 3-1 and Philadelphia 4-1.
Bulls defense stymied Charles Barkley & Co., while reserves outscored
76ers' bench 108-65 in series and outrebound them 63-29. Jordan was
outstanding vs. Philadelphia, averaging 43 ppg and leading team in
steals.
Key Stat -- Bulls' only victory against Pistons came Nov. 7, third
game of season, when Jordan scored 40 points in 117-114 victory. He had
at least 40 in 22 games this season; the Bulls were 15-7 in those games.
Outlook -- The Bulls must prove they are more than a one-man team,
getting contributions from other starters as well as reserves Nealy,
King and Armstrong. They also must play effective defense the entire
game, which they did not always do against 76ers.
Coach - Chuck Daly.
Finish - 59-23 overall, 4-1 vs. Chicago.
Starting lineup -- sf-Dennis Rodman (6.6 ppg, 8.9 rpg); pf-James
Edwards (18.1 ppg, 2.6 rpg); c-Bill Laimbeer (11.6 ppg, 11.75 rpg);
pg-Isiah Thomas (18.5 ppg, 8.5 apg); og-Joe Dumars (15.1 ppg, 5.25 apg).
Bench -- pf-c John Salley (11.0 ppg, 6.1 rpg); g-Vinnie Johnson
(10.9 ppg, 2.5 apg); sf-Mark Aguirre (10.9 ppg, 3.5 rpg).
Previous rounds -- Defeated Indiana 3-0 and New York 4-1. Held
Pacers and Knicks to average 91.8 ppg. Except for one game, contained
Knicks' Patrick Ewing much as they held Jordan in check in 1989.
Key Stat -- Pistons have held opponents under 100 points in 22 of 25
playoff games over last two post-seasons, going 22-3 in that time.
Outlook -- Swept three from Bulls in last year's conference final
after losing two of first three; have lost only once in playoffs since.
Should reach NBA Finals for a third straight season, especially if
Pistons can wear down Jordan. Detroit's ability to play Jordan straight
up with Dumars and Rodman, or double-team him without penalty, is a key.
|
121.319 | | LEVERS::STROUT | no hero in your tragedy... | Mon May 21 1990 08:29 | 16 |
| Ouch. Chicago took a third quarter beating by Detroit in a
defcon 5 all out defensive warfare. Final score was 86-77. Jordan
ignited for 26 in the first half and the Bulls led by 4 going into
the half. Third quarter starts and who else but Joe Dumars finally
gets on track and wipes out the Bulls... why did he wait so long?
Chicago at least showed that they are not going to be as big
a push over as Detroit's previous opponents. Jordan got banged
pretty bad in the first quarter (hip) on a no call but he still
managed to play a good game. Pippen needs to get more into the
offensive swing of things and Cartwright has to shoot better next
game.
Detroit leads 1-0, next game is Tuesday? (seems logical)
sean
|
121.320 | | REFINE::ASHE | I gotta be me... | Mon May 21 1990 08:42 | 2 |
| Yup, tomorrow, then the illogical... games 3 and 4 are Sat/Mon...
thanks CBS...
|
121.321 | Laimbeer's a dirty player! | SASE::SZABO | Just say YES to freakin' lunaticism! | Mon May 21 1990 09:08 | 7 |
| Gotta remember Walt, CBS always saves Sundays for their boys, the
Lakers. But since they're out of it now, they're holding a Requiem
Mass live from Robert Shuler's glass catherdral for Riley's renegades!
:-)
H�wk
|
121.322 | | RIPPLE::DEVLIN_JO | Ed knows berries... | Mon May 21 1990 09:30 | 6 |
| Ahem,
Didn't I say that Joe Dumars would wake up. Chicago is toast.
As Dandy Don would sing "Put out the lights...."
JD
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121.323 | dust in the wind, dude. | LEVERS::STROUT | no hero in your tragedy... | Mon May 21 1990 09:34 | 3 |
| 1 game does make a series not.
- the most excellent Sucrets... I mean Socrates
|
121.324 | | CAM::WAY | Go ask Alice, when she's ten feet tall | Mon May 21 1990 09:54 | 12 |
| Philosophize with him dude!
CBS not showing the game on Sunday is a most egregious and heinous
omission.
Perhaps that is because it would be up against the greatest of all
American Memorial Day institutions, the Indy 500....
Be excellent to each other,
Chainsaw
|
121.325 | | LEVERS::STROUT | no hero in your tragedy... | Mon May 21 1990 10:27 | 10 |
| The Indy 500 is indeed a most triumphantly revered racing
event, dude. Although I'm grieving over the heinous misfortune
of non witnessing a classicly def Jordan showcase, I'm gelled on
the fack that CBS has the quality foresight to assualt it's audience
with a plethora of epicly excellent vehicular maneuvers in spite of the
myriad of totally austere events that much malign the rest of the
sporting community.
party on Chainsaw!
sean
|
121.326 | | REFINE::ASHE | I gotta be me... | Mon May 21 1990 13:00 | 4 |
| Hey man, I just wish it was games 4 and 5 over the weekend man.
This game 3 and 4 bolino is a most heinous (sp?) occurrance.
JD, Bucky_B_Saying_hi....
|
121.327 | | LEVERS::STROUT | no hero in your tragedy... | Mon May 21 1990 13:05 | 6 |
| Has Theodore Logan and Walt Ashe ever been seen together?
How about Bill Preston and Frank Way?
I knew it... what a most excellent discovery 8^)
sean
|
121.328 | | REFINE::ASHE | I gotta be me... | Mon May 21 1990 13:08 | 1 |
| Who is Theodore Logan?
|
121.329 | Theodore = Ted | LEVERS::STROUT | no hero in your tragedy... | Mon May 21 1990 13:12 | 3 |
| ever seen Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure? 8^)
sean
|
121.330 | Jane Wiedlin IS Joan of Arc... | REFINE::ASHE | I gotta be me... | Mon May 21 1990 13:26 | 5 |
| That's right, forgot his last name... I remember Ted Logan, but
not as Theodore... EXCELLENT (twang, twang)...
-Ted
|
121.331 | | CAM::WAY | Go ask Alice, when she's ten feet tall | Mon May 21 1990 15:55 | 5 |
| Yeah, he would say
"Ted Theodore Logan"...
A most excellent movie...
|
121.332 | Wyld Stallyns rule | REFINE::ASHE | I gotta be me... | Mon May 21 1990 16:36 | 4 |
| That sounds more like it...
Just imagine a kingdom ruled by Clarence Cleamons, Fee Waybill and
Martha Davis... sigh...
|
121.333 | | CAM::WAY | Go ask Alice, when she's ten feet tall | Tue May 22 1990 07:50 | 1 |
| But Walt, does Clarence have 2 Cy Youngs and 20K in HoF??? ;^)
|
121.334 | The Big Man! | GENRAL::WADE | Go Broons! | Tue May 22 1990 09:11 | 4 |
| If they gave Cy Young's for sax playing, he'd have a bundle of
'em!
ClayBroon
|
121.335 | | CAM::WAY | Something bitchin' this way comes... | Tue May 22 1990 09:28 | 7 |
| Amen!
I love to listen to Clarence. Plus, he is one righteously big
dude...
Party on dudes...
'Saw
|
121.336 | Many guys put Clarence to shame | CNTROL::CHILDS | LB bets EJ 1k he'll miss the putt | Tue May 22 1990 10:24 | 7 |
|
Takes more than one variation of the same note to win a Cy Young for sax
playing. CC is good but he can't hold the Bird's man carrying case.....
Charlie Parker was/is the best.........
mike
|
121.337 | But I does like CC and the Red City Rockers! | RIPPLE::DEVLIN_JO | Bosco puts whee in your Knee... | Tue May 22 1990 10:32 | 3 |
| Grover Washington doodes. Grover Washington.
JD
|
121.338 | Sax, not Steve | WNDMLL::SCHNEIDER | I will not instigate revolution. | Tue May 22 1990 10:42 | 3 |
| I prefer Dexter Gordan. So sweet, so smooth.
Dan
|
121.339 | Is this the music conference again? | VAXWRK::NEEDLE | Fahrvergn�ten! | Tue May 22 1990 10:45 | 0 |
121.340 | Clearly, we should go back to discussing Titles flicks! :-) | SASE::SZABO | Fahr-freakin'-gn�gen | Tue May 22 1990 10:57 | 1 |
|
|
121.341 | | LEVERS::STROUT | no hero in your tragedy... | Wed May 23 1990 10:59 | 22 |
| Busy morning...
Anyways, Chicago tasted defeat once again to the hands of Detroit
to the tune of something like 102-93. This wasn't a pretty game.
Detroit completly dominated the first half and Jordan could not
get into the offensive groove of things. They were down by 15 at
the half [switch to Broons game].
[switch back to Chicago game already in progress]... Chicago
up 63-62 in the third? What's this? Anyways, they failed to keep
the lead and sunk back into the abyss of mediocrity that has plagued
them this series.
Chicago needs to improve their game in so many areas it isn't
even funny. They have the ability to win this series but they just
aren't playing anywhere near their potential. Dumars has all of
a sudden started playing and that spells defeat for Chicago.
Next game is Saturday. Hopefully the Bulls can get back on
track.
sean
|
121.342 | Down but not OUT, Im not ready to give up and neither is MJ | VLNVAX::MBROOKS | | Wed May 23 1990 11:30 | 17 |
| Oh the refs where so unfair....Jordan hurt his hip and paxson has a
hurt ankle.....EXCUSES....Yes maybe there are some injuries but that
is part of the game. Chicago was outplayed...Did some very stupid
Fouling......Pippen has to calm down. At one point in the 3rd I
believe that Paxson,Pippen and Cartwright all had 4 FOULS ????????
Cant blame it on injuries but Michael was definately not himself and
I dont believe it was Detroits Defense, when the doubled him he found
the open man and when they didnt he got off a good shot but missed???
His mind was not on the game....The series is not over yet...We go back
to chicago now, if chicago can take both at home they still have a shot
at this series. If they go down to 3-1 with 2 games left a Detroit
they can pack there bags.........
On another subject...WHAT HAPPEND TO THE BRUINS ??????? Put in REGGIE
Michael "Low AIR" Brooks
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121.343 | it ain't over | CNTROL::CHILDS | LB bets EJ 1k he'll miss the putt | Wed May 23 1990 12:28 | 6 |
|
If Stacy King would just hitting his dam layups the Bulls would take off.
It's so fustrating to sit there watch him make a nice move loose his man
and then CLANG!!!!!!!
mike
|
121.344 | waiting for the bulls to wake up | VLNVAX::MBROOKS | | Wed May 23 1990 14:26 | 9 |
| Think back to the good old days when king could shoot (PHILLY SERIES)
The bench has to come alive in the next 3 games. The starters cant
do the whole job against a team like detroit. Im afraid that this may
have been the game that will make the difference. If they could have
played like there capable for the 3rd and 4rth quarter they could have
blown the Pistons away. Of course if the pistons didnt play so up and
down they could have ended the game in the 1st half. Was not a worth
while game to watch.
Mike
|
121.345 | | LEVERS::STROUT | no hero in your tragedy... | Wed May 23 1990 14:32 | 7 |
| Detroit is now 6-1 against Chicago this season... 3-1 at home
and 3-0 at Chicago. Detroit now counts for � of Chicago's losses
for the entire season (62-31), and 60% of Chicago's total home losses.
Is there a pattern developing here???? 8^)
go_bulls!
sean
|
121.346 | | GRANPA::DFAUST | Sixers=Atlantic Div Champs | Wed May 23 1990 19:05 | 8 |
|
I just read that little Michael had a hissy fit and wouldn't talk to
reporters after the game last night. He was supposedly upset about his
teammates effort against the Pistons. Maybe they didn't eat their
Wheaties.
Dennis
|
121.347 | Whats A HISSY FIT | VLNVAX::MBROOKS | | Thu May 24 1990 08:09 | 15 |
| HISSY FIT what kind of talk is that, are you really a worker at dec or
is someone kid in the notes file.......I couldnt really blame him for
being upset, nobody on either team looked all that good, but there were
alot of shots missed by the bulls that were gifts from the gods and
they managed to miss them. Im sure everyone was upset at themselfs and
others. MJ was not a 100% and was counting on his team to at least
attempt to pick up the slack. They were all just sitting aroung
waiting for michael to take control and detroits defense didnt let that
happen. If the bench could have played at 20% intensity Chicago may
have won this game. Also Cartwright/Pippen/Paxson have to control
themselvs a little better and not get into Foul trouble so early.. But
as some many people have stated before Home court can sometime effect
the REFS calls. Looking forward to Sat/Mon so the series will down to
the best 2 out of 3....
M.Air.B
|
121.348 | | LEVERS::STROUT | no hero in your tragedy... | Thu May 24 1990 09:14 | 11 |
| > are you really a worker at dec or is someone's kid in the notes file?
I cain jest see it now. Chainsaw's really Ken Olsen's 10 year
old, Harfaa idoling son, hamming it up with the DEC regulars in
the SPORTS conference. 8^)x1000
I agree with ya Mike. Jordan is simply frustrated with his
and the rest of the teams performance against Detroit. I wouldn't
classify his actions as a hissy fit in any way.
sean
|
121.349 | | GENRAL::WADE | Go Broons! | Thu May 24 1990 09:38 | 13 |
| You know <in my best David Letterman voice>, why is it that
people will brand a player as a head case or say he threw
a fit just cuz they don't wanna talk to the media? I get
sick of hearing that (no attack on you Dennis).
What if you came from a meeting where your proposal was shot
down and none of the people in your group supported you very
well. Then, some guy sticks a microphone in your face and says,
"Tell us Biff, what was your problem today and why do your
coworkers sip?" Geez, give the guy a break. Could you imagine
being him? Everywhere he goes he's hounded.
ClayBroon
|
121.350 | | CAM::WAY | Something bitchin' this way comes... | Thu May 24 1990 09:58 | 13 |
| Personally, I think "hissy fit" is a good set of words.
First, it *sounds* good, and has a good rhythm to it, which fits
in with what it describes.
Second, it conjures up images of young girls in dresses, fighting,
scracthing each others eyes, pulling each others' hair, and rolling
around on the floor whilst their dresses pull up, exposing some nice
young thigh....
Come to think of it, it sounds kind of like a basketball fight....
Chainsaw
|
121.351 | | FSHQA2::JHENDRY | John Hendry, DTN 292-2170 | Thu May 24 1990 10:02 | 6 |
| If Jordan was that upset, he may have been afraid that he would
say something about his teammates that either would cause trouble
or he'd regret later. I don't blame him for running out in that
situation.
John
|
121.352 | | GRANPA::DFAUST | Sixers=Atlantic Div Champs | Thu May 24 1990 11:35 | 15 |
|
I'm amazed that Hissy Fit caused such a stir.
I was just amazed at the amount of stuff that Jordan gets away with
and still retains his "good guy" status. I know that Barkley said some
things to his teammates on the floor during the Bulls series and was
fried here in Philly. Jordan does pretty much the same thing and he's a
"leader". I'm just a little sick of the double standard that is applied
between Jordan and other players.
BTW - Thanks for thinking I'm a kid. No one has thought I was under 30
for a few years now. ;*)
Dennis
|
121.353 | | AUSTIN::MACNEAL | Bo don't know rugby! | Thu May 24 1990 12:02 | 14 |
| � I was just amazed at the amount of stuff that Jordan gets away with
� and still retains his "good guy" status. I know that Barkley said some
� things to his teammates on the floor during the Bulls series and was
� fried here in Philly. Jordan does pretty much the same thing and he's a
� "leader". I'm just a little sick of the double standard that is applied
� between Jordan and other players.
The way I read it, Jordan didn't say anything to anybody, at least not
publicly. He refused to talk to reporters. Big Deal! Some of his
teammates said that he had a few words to say at a team meeting.
Admittedly, some of them weren't flattering to his other teammates.
His coach said that he is mainly frustrated with himself after a
definitely sub-Jordan game. It's not like Jordan was bashing his
teammates on national TV.
|
121.354 | | GRANPA::DFAUST | Sixers=Atlantic Div Champs | Thu May 24 1990 13:02 | 6 |
| During game 1 he was definitely on national TV and he was most
certainly screaming at his teammates during a timeout. I didn't need to
read about that, I saw it with my own eyes.
Dennis
|
121.355 | | RIPPLE::DEVLIN_JO | You should wear more sweaters | Thu May 24 1990 13:36 | 26 |
| This series could be subtitled as:
"A Tale of Two Benches"
or
"Air Blows Steam"
or
"Air Grounded, Pistons Pumped"
or
"Dumars Do It, Air Blows It"
On the Benches:
Detroits bench is averaging 33 pts per game, 16 boards, 8 assists
and shooting 46.2%. Chicago's bench is averaging 18 PPG, 7.5 boards,
2.0 assists, shooting 39.8%.
Vinnie Johnson is almost singlehandedly equaling the Bulls Bench,
by averating 14 PPG, 5 assists and 4.5 boards.
JD
|
121.356 | | LEVERS::STROUT | no hero in your tragedy... | Fri May 25 1990 08:58 | 15 |
| Mike Brooks,
Ok dude, I now deem you official freakin' torch holder to the
Chicago Bulls cause. BLAM the Jordan basher's and advance the cause.
Remember to always keep face. When faced with the infamous "one
man team" diatribes fight back with names like Pippen, Cartwright,
Grant and King. Yer on yer own now, except for a few of the
bandwagoneer's that are always a welcomed addition. 8^)
Always make note of excellent losses and mysteriously disappear
when the cookie crumbles(tm). Congratulate the other team for hard
fought victories (yeah, even Detroit) and PARTY ON DUDE!!!!!
thanks Chic. for the most excellent of seasons,
sean
|
121.357 | | CSC32::J_HERNANDEZ | KI, CC, EM, SS, are hang'in | Fri May 25 1990 10:03 | 11 |
| Yo sean,
the Bullsh*ts are a one-dimentional, one ma team. They got one player
who is any good and when he sips, they all sip. Oh, yea, did I
mention that only one guy is any good? They are lucky Detriot is go'in
easy on dem bums. Airhaid is no to BLAM!! cuz he is their only good
player.
the dd
ps I hope they come back.
|
121.358 | ANY RESULTS ?? | 41430::SHENEGHAN | | Mon May 28 1990 06:39 | 5 |
| ANYNONE GOT THE LATEST ON THE PLAYOFF'S ?? WE IN IRELAND GET NO
COVERAGE OF THE NBA SO THE ONLY WAY I HAVE OF GETTING UP TO
DATE REPORTS IS THROUGH THESE NOTESFILES !!
SEAN.
|
121.359 | | FSCORE::PAVEZKA | seton ni segassem cinataS | Mon May 28 1990 07:37 | 9 |
| Since it's a long holiday weekend in the US, that's why you're not
getting the regular action in here.
Bulls beat the Pistons on Saturday....Pistons lead 2-1
Game 4 this afternoon (Monday)
Phoenix beat Portland Sunday....Series tied 2-2
pete
|
121.360 | | FSHQA2::JHENDRY | John Hendry, DTN 292-2170 | Mon May 28 1990 16:58 | 3 |
| Bulls just beat Detroit by 7 or so to tie the series at 2-2.
John
|
121.361 | Well WELLL WELLLL | VLNVAX::MBROOKS | | Tue May 29 1990 07:47 | 13 |
| Well Well Well....The so called one man team has beat the so called
best defensive team in the league all by himself...Here's how the game
went. Michale Jordan (MJ) got the opening tip off tipped it to himself
then feed himself on an AlleyOOP. He then stole a long pass and passed
it up the court to himself and feed himself underneath for a baseket...
THIS is a one man team, the BULLS on the other hand have come alive.
PIPPEN had 29pts in game 3 and 14 in game 4, as a matter of fact there
were 5 players in game 4 for the bulls in double figures.
JORDAN 43, PAXSON 17, PIPPEN 14, GRANT 11 and Cartwright 11....IS THIS
a one man team ???? Pippen also had 1 blocked shot and 3 steals..
It now becomes a best 2 out of 3 series, detroit still has home court
but bulls have momentomed
Michael Air Brooks
|
121.362 | Polish that Trophy, Buck! :^) | CNTROL::CHILDS | Bruins,Dodgers,Lakers,Donks,Vikes | Tue May 29 1990 08:01 | 2 |
|
|
121.363 | | RIPPLE::DEVLIN_JO | Vikings,Broncos,Duke,Bruins | Tue May 29 1990 09:37 | 6 |
| A one-man team, perhaps not, but can they win if Micheal scores,
say, a mere 30 points??? Haven't proved that yet. Without him
scoring 40, the Bulls can't win. As close to a one man team as
there is in the playoffs.
JD
|
121.364 | | QUASER::JOHNSTON | WHOA! Death by STEREO! | Tue May 29 1990 11:17 | 4 |
| I thought the third quarter of that game was the worst officiated
quarter of hoops I have ever seen. Totally out of control.
Mike JN
|
121.365 | Un-Bull-lievable | CSC32::GL_JOHNSON | Know new taxes! | Tue May 29 1990 11:39 | 24 |
|
It was quite surprising to see Detroit look like a high school team
in the first half yesterday. The Bulls were did an excellent job of
trapping and playing aggressively at both ends of the floor. I don't
think Piss-tons(tm) were ready for that and it sent them reeling.
Dumars didn't even score until late in the second quarter. I think they
had more turnovers than FG's at halftime. Salley, Aguirre, and
Laimbeer were complete non-factors. Gotta love it!
You knew that Detroit would turn up the defensive pressure and
make a run, and they did that during the third quarter. Credit the
Bulls for keeping their poise and forcing the series to 6 games.
As much is said about Jordan and his 40+ points, he did a great
job of getting everyone else involved. 5 Bulls scored in double
figures, so obviously he's not the only one that's doing damage.
Even BJ made an open jumper(that guy looks like he's only 14 or
something).
Momentum is clearly on the Bulls side for the nexted game.
The Piss-tons(tm) will be fired up. Hide your women and children
folks, this nexted one will be intense!
Glen J.
|
121.366 | | 41430::SHENEGHAN | | Wed May 30 1990 02:45 | 4 |
| When is the next game ?? and how is the PORTLAND V PHOENIX series
going ???
sean.
|
121.367 | | CNTROL::CHILDS | JoJ, Arsenio, Dinz, Dock | Wed May 30 1990 08:11 | 13 |
| <<< Note 121.366 by 41430::SHENEGHAN >>>
When is the next game ?? and how is the PORTLAND V PHOENIX series
going ???
sean.
Next game is tonight wednesday the 30th at 8:00 est
portland beat phoenix last night 120-114 to go up 3-2 in series...
mike
|
121.368 | KING/Cartwright Keep it close MJ closes the door | VLNVAX::MBROOKS | | Wed May 30 1990 11:11 | 9 |
| Im not exactly sure But I beleive something like 13 or 15 of MJ's
points were from the line, and I think 6 or 8 where over the last
few minutes. When The bulls know that detroit is going to foul you
the 1st chance you get of course your going to put it in your best
mans hands........Watch out for Stacy King tonight, hes going to
have a big game and his and cartwright inside scoring will keep this
one close down to the wire where MJ will take over.....Bulls win it
in 6......
8:00pm tonight on CBS GO BULLS !!!!!!! M. AIR Brooks
|
121.369 | | GENRAL::GIBSON | | Wed May 30 1990 11:19 | 2 |
|
I thought tonight's game is on TNT?
|
121.370 | It is on TNT. Their last game. Sniff. | AXIS::ROBICHAUD | Iceage Jukebox Midget Cattle | Wed May 30 1990 11:39 | 1 |
|
|
121.371 | ???CBS???TNT...Come on 8:00pm (or 9:00 whatever).. | VLNVAX::MBROOKS | | Wed May 30 1990 12:46 | 11 |
| Sorry about that, I thought I heard CBS say they would be broadcasting
all the games from last weekend on......Should be a great one tonight.
I was not happy with last nights game I wanted to see Phoenix pull one
at portland. I think this series will go 7 (as well as the bulls
series). It was starting to get scary in mondays game I think 4 bulls
were in foul trouble coming down the stretch. I dont exactly remember
how many times the Pisstons got to the line but it was alot more than
the bulls.....Well Im sure us bull fans will have some good news to
talk about tomorow, or night around 11:00....Have a good night....
Bulls 107 Pistons 101
M.AIR.B
|
121.372 | pistons sure can't complain about the refs | WNDMLL::SCHNEIDER | Say, who's the barber here? | Wed May 30 1990 13:34 | 22 |
| >I dont exactly remember
>how many times the Pisstons got to the line but it was alot more than
>the bulls....
The last few minutes of the game slightly evened the score, but the
Pistons were fouling then delibrately and repeatedly. I think the
announcers said around the middle of the 4th that the Pistons had gone
to the line 42 times to the Bulls 17.
Anyone catch the punch that Isiah attempted on one of the Bulls. I
think it may have been Paxton, but I'm not sure. Isiah went for the
steal in the back court, and Paxton worked loose and made Isiah look
awkward. Isiah came back with one of his famous overhand lefts, but
Paxton was already hightailing down the court, so it missed by about a
foot or two.
Thomas really pulled out the playground moves in the last two minutes.
A lot of illegal stuff like the three step, the big time hook, etc. No
calls of course. He must have scored the pistons last 10 points or
more. He's a competitor, I'll give him that.
Dan
|
121.373 | No one from the BULLS team showed up last night | VLNVAX::MBROOKS | | Thu May 31 1990 09:42 | 8 |
| Where were the BULLS last night....Not only was MJ not present but
neither was anyone else. You have to give credit were credit is
due.....Detroit's Defense was all over MJ..The only uncontested shot
was the 50ft 3 pt at the end of the 1st...I was very disappointed
with the whole game....Well it looks like we will have to wait for
game 7 sunday afternoon at detroit.....1 more chance to beat detroit
on there home court...
MAB
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121.374 | | RIPPLE::DEVLIN_JO | Passes everthing but a gas station | Thu May 31 1990 09:58 | 6 |
| MAB,
See, I told ya, if Jordan doesn't score 40, the Bulls caint beat
the Pistons. No one else on the team can take up the slack.
JD
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121.375 | MJ Scoring under 40=loss ??? MJ Scores 29 and WIN | VLNVAX::MBROOKS | | Sat Jun 02 1990 11:22 | 17 |
| While JD I didnt reply to your mail on friday because there was nothing
to say but thanks to MJ your last mail message is rather wrong. Not
only did MJ score under 40 but he scored under 30 on his home court and
the bulls won by 18pts......He could have socred under 20 last night
and they still would have won....The bulls played like the bulls of mid
season...Everyone did what they were capable of doing...Id say they
played at 80-90% of there potential, now all they have to do is either
stay at that level or turn it up a notch and 2 weeks from now MJ will
be wearing a Championship Ring...... Sunday 1:00pm CBS Bulls at Detroit
I cant wait....Should be a good game, I cant see the Bulls playing as
bad as they did in Games 2 and 5 tomorow.....Anxiously awaiting
Sunday..
Michael Air Brooks
GO BULLS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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121.376 | | RIPPLE::DEVLIN_JO | Stop Rip and Ship | Mon Jun 04 1990 10:03 | 14 |
| Umm, I never sent you mail, so I don't have the foggiest idea what
the heck you are talking about. And the wonderful Bulls scored
43 points yesterday, while the Chicago Jordan's scored 31. Or
do you mean my note, and not mail????
Anyway, they won 1 game when Micheal scored under 40, and lost 4
when he scored under 40. They are still basically a one-man team
- because his teammates still go through large parts of the game
standing around waiting for Micheal to bail them out.
He's great, but he won't get a ring until he can average about 25
PPG and the Bulls can win...
JD
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121.377 | NEXT YEAR...HAVE A HAPPY BULL YEAR.. | VLNVAX::MBROOKS | | Wed Jun 06 1990 15:25 | 18 |
| What JUST becasue didnt win doesnt mean we cant discuss what happend...
Well Ive just recovered from the weekend's masacure of our faithful
bulls. I dont know exactly what happend Ive been in shock for 3 days
but after reviewing the tapes Id have to say the entire team was taken
over by aliens or something....31% shooting...MJ was only 51%...And no
matter what anyone thinks or says the pistons did not beat them...they
beat themselfs....I dont know how many 3 pt shoots they have to miss
before they give up but they threw this one away....Detroits Defense is
tough but more than 1/2 of the bulls misses where wide open shoots were
they made a good play to break free and then they missed the shot??????
Oh well at least they improved on there season and I think they will
improve again next year.....Yes Im saying they will win the
championship and go on to the finals....Well my basketball season is
over time to wait for football...
1991 World Champion Chicago Bulls
Mike Air Brooks
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121.378 | | UPWARD::HEISER | child of the blues | Wed Jun 06 1990 15:35 | 1 |
| Hate to disappoint you but Phoenix is gonna be champs nexted year ;-)
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121.379 | Scottie Pippen's number? 21? | 31763::PURANIK | | Wed Sep 19 1990 07:23 | 4 |
| Does any of you happen to knwo Scottie Pippen's number?
Thanks in advance,
Shirish
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121.380 | | EARRTH::BROOKS | I can make it 'mo better .... | Wed Sep 19 1990 12:44 | 1 |
| Pippen wears 33.
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121.381 | | REFINE::ASHE | Bo knows your girlfriend | Thu Sep 20 1990 11:41 | 1 |
| But his home number is probably unlisted...
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121.382 | New Wide Body | CURIE::SROBERTS | | Mon Oct 08 1990 13:16 | 5 |
| Any thoughts on the aquisition of Cliff Levingston from
the Hawks? Bulls got him cheap...but that's another story.
S.
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121.383 | Note move to 403 for 1990-91 season | VLNVAX::MBROOKS | | Thu Nov 01 1990 06:56 | 2 |
| I created a new entry #403 for the Official Bulls note for the 1990-91
season. If we all agree we can start from scratch there.....
|