Jeff Van Gundy thinks the new look Miami Heat can break the Chicago Bulls’ record-setting 72-win season, and he’s not taking his projection lightly.
“I just think if they’re healthy, the discrepancy between their talent level and the next level is so great, that I just don’t see how they lose games. I think they’re that good,” Van Gundy said on “The Waddle & Silvy Show” on ESPN 1000.
On top of that, the former coach thinks the Heat can make a run at the Los Angeles Lakers’ 33-game win streak—a 39-year old record.
Perhaps it’s Van Gundy’s stint as an ESPN NBA analyst that’s gotten to his head, but he is not completely ridiculous.
LeBron James was able to piece together a 66-win season playing with a less than star-studded lineup in Cleveland. Now he comes to Miami to run the floor with superstars Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh. Soak that in for a minute (as if you already haven’t done so). Again.
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Article written by Jonathan Woo