You gotta think the role players for Chicago will outshine Cleveland's for a game too
Dellavedova said he hadn't seen the replay so wouldn't comment on Gibson's intention, but several of his Cavs teammates were quick to criticize it.
"It was a dirty play," said Smith. "Delly plays hard; he's not going to try to hurt anybody. But that was a dirty play. I know a little thing about dirty plays, so, it was a bad play. [The referees] made the right decision [to eject Gibson] ... There's just certain things you just don't do."
Tristan Thompson suggested the decision to suspend Gibson for Game 6 will now be "in the hands of the league," adding, "we're not going to let guys come around here and hit us or kick us. We don't tolerate that ... We don't play that. We play basketball. We don't play that."
Added James: "Anyone who starts something with Delly, seriously? Delly doesn't bother anybody. He doesn't even bother himself so how can he bother somebody else?"
You gotta think the role players for Chicago will outshine Cleveland's for a game too
Getting Pau back would be a huge lift to our confidence (and offense) too
I said Bulls in 7 before it started, this isnt exactly how I would have imagined it, but you just gotta win 1 game at home, and suddenly you're in a win or go home situation
If these dudes get punked by Bron and his ragtag group at home ... then
I thought the bulls role players played very well in game 5 though. Especially DunleavyI was assuming Pau would be out or ineffective. I do expect the role players to play better at home for you guys.
The Cavs have led going into the half the last 4 games. In the 2nd halves of games Jimmy Butler tends to tire Bron out (making him settle for long jumpers)
Again. Its a Rose/Kyrie battle imo. If Kyrie matches or outplays Rose...Cavs win imo. If he's not healthy and its another one of those 3-13 or 2-10 games
Yea you def not from the chi lolI've always heard on the G, 6 or BOS. Never on Larry.
I thought the bulls role players played very well in game 5 though. Especially Dunleavy
Yea you def not from the chi lol
Sorry to hear that.I've lived in NW Indiana for the last 24 years of my life.
breh, that's my pointThibs doesn't know how to use Gasol? You're kidding me right?
Brooks is who he is - offensive spark off the bench who has little-to-no playmaking ability. You plug him in there to provide instant offense. There isn't way particular way to utilize players like him but make sure they don't have extended minutes and they matchup against second units
Mirotic has been inconsistent offensively over the season and is still struggling with basic defensive rotations - Thibs staggered his minutes accordingly. He didn't give him too much responsibility and didn't throw him in the deep end too early, after all he's only a rookie and rookies don't see big minutes on teams that are in win-now mode. And even with easing him in, he still is too passive and can't hit open shots.
Hinrich, Brewer and Bogans aren't offensive players. fukk Gibson, it's like he forgot how to play.
The Bulls had the 11th ranked offense this season, which is quite remarkable considering Rose was out (or finding his feet) for basically 80% of the season.
Chris B Haynes is a hoe ass nikka for this jab at Pau, makes me think he was on dumb shyt back when there was that whole mishap with the Dion Waiters anthem nonsense early in the season that he jump started
At least with Thibs leaving dudes will be able to see that the FO is the REAL problem, and not the coach that has constantly had this team overachieve since he's been in charge. Maybe then it'll force them to acquire proper talent.