...in one or two games...when Hell freezes over.
The Chicago Bulls clinched the eighth and final playoff spot in the final game of the season, defeating the Charlotte Bobcats 98-89 on Wednesday night and setting up a date with the Cleveland Cavaliers in the first round of the playoffs.
Although the Cavs most likely would have rather stayed away from Derrick Rose and what seems to be a healthy Joakim Noah for a Chris Bosh-less Toronto Raptors team, the Cavs are most likely not shaking in their shoes at the sight of the Bulls.
Then again, the Cavs have been known to shake in their shoes against the Bulls, but it was for dancing purposes, which did not please Joakim Noah. More on that later.
The Bulls are seemingly in a nothing-to-lose situation essentially getting Rose and Noah more playoff experience along with rookie Taj Gibson to go along with playing in the public eye, perhaps to lure a free agent for next season.
When you put a young team in a nothing-to-lose situation, you may actually run into a fly that won't go away.
The Bulls and Cavaliers are surprisingly tied in the season series this year 2-2. Gran ...
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The Chicago Bulls Will Beat the Cleveland Cavaliers…
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