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 Posted: Sat Jun 19, 2010 10:31 pm
 This would come to pass...
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Posted: Sun Jun 20, 2010 12:39 am
Um... No.. The people of Cleveland are to determined to let Lebron go, and Lebron himself has said it's a possibility he will resign with the Cavs. Besides, the Bulls suck, they're only highlight was Jordan's free-throw line dunk.
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Posted: Mon Jun 21, 2010 10:04 am
2008-2009 season...Derrick Rose single handedly carried the Bulls all the way to the playoffs in his rookie year by averaging 25+ ppg..and took the then-defending NBA champion Celtics all the way to game seven only to fall one point short of defeating them.
2009-2010 season- Rose continues to be awesome...along with Joakim Noah and Kirk Hinrick, make their second appearance in the playoffs since Jordan left
heres what I think will happen in the offseason:
Seeing as the Bulls have spent the last two years releasing people and freeing cap room...about 40 million dollars worth of yearly salary space to be exact: They are probably going to offer Lebron a 4 or 5 year contract totaling well over 100 million(my guess is he would bank about 22-27 mil a season) along with an almost guaranteed Championship due to the fact that the Bulls could very well do it without him if they could get one more scorer.
In addition to Lebron James, the Bulls have already stated that they plan on pursuing Chris Bosh...who said he is waiting to see where Lebron James goes before he makes his decision as he plans to follow him.
So James and Bosh added to Rose, Deng and Noah make the strongest Bulls starting lineup since Jordan left. Add bench scorers like Hinrich and Miller and that would make Chicago a very tough team to beat.
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