OJ Mayo to the Bulls?

[USCChiFan]

The Chicago Bulls have placed Richard Hamilton on the trading block, and are expressing major interest in OJ Mayo.

https://twitter.com/MySportsLegion/status/224586298864840704

Still think that he's going to Phoenix, but if the Bulls signed him I'd be ecstatic

 

[inactiveuser1]

Are you sure that twitter is credible? It's the twitter for this forum *******************/forums

 

[inactiveuser1]

Oh my bad.....didn't know we can't say that

 

[nwfisch]

Oh my bad.....didn't know we can't say that

DePaul swearing again

I know KC Johnson tweeted that Rip was on the block. Not sure how much the Bulls would have to spend on Mayo though even if they do dump RIP.

 

[CODE_BLUE56]

i'm not sure how much rip would free up a contract for mayo in the long run if he's looking for a 3-5 year deal,considering rip is only signed for next year at 5 mil

though the fact that it is expiring has to be somewhat attractive

regardless, even in a S&T or a situation that involves rip, the bulls will still have to pay mayo less than perhaps a suitor such as phoenix

 

[USCChiFan]

I forgot that Rush censored a forum's name, can't remember which one it was.

 

[CODE_BLUE56]

realsportslounge.com

i would have censored that

 

[inactiveuser1]

I forgot that Rush censored a forum's name, can't remember which one it was.

Why did he censor it?

 

[BigP50]

When healthy

Rose
Mayo
Deng
Boozer
Noah

that is a team that can compete with the Heat.

 

[nwfisch]

When healthy

Rose
Mayo
Deng
Boozer
Noah

that is a team that can compete with the Heat.

Can I have what drug you're on?

 

[BigP50]

Can I have what drug you're on?

We almost beat them 2 years ago with Bogans at SG. The Heat just got ridiculously hot and no team in the East would have beat them. Throw a scorer into that mix and were right there.

 

[nwfisch]

We almost beat them 2 years ago with Bogans at SG. The Heat just got ridiculously hot and no team in the East would have beat them. Throw a scorer into that mix and were right there.

I don't think the Heat getting to the Finals 2 years in a row is them getting "hot." I think its a sign that the Heat have a dynasty on their hands.

LeBron played out of his mind in the Finals. Sure he got "hot" in the Finals, but that doesn't change the fact that he's still the best in the world, and can close out games.

 

[nwfisch]

Mayo at this point would be better than Rip, but I don't think he's the 2nd option the Bulls need.

 

[BigP50]

and younger and a better scorer...

 

[USCChiFan]

Why did he censor it?

If I knew what forum it was, I'd probably remember why

 

[inactiveuser1]

If I knew what forum it was, I'd probably remember why

My sports legion, MSL for short

 

[CODE_BLUE56]

I don't think the Heat getting to the Finals 2 years in a row is them getting "hot." I think its a sign that the Heat have a dynasty on their hands.

LeBron played out of his mind in the Finals. Sure he got "hot" in the Finals, but that doesn't change the fact that he's still the best in the world, and can close out games.

not really...other than the rebounding numbers...he played like you'd expect him to for a playoff series

now surely, if we're comparing this to his previous performances in the finals, then ya, he played out of his mind

 

[Axl Rose]

We almost beat them 2 years ago with Bogans at SG. The Heat just got ridiculously hot and no team in the East would have beat them. Throw a scorer into that mix and were right there.

yeah we lost cause rose got shut down in the 4th and nobody could help him out

but that was 2 years ago heat have got better chemistry wise and depth wise...while we've got worse

 

[nwfisch]

yeah we lost cause rose got shut down in the 4th and nobody could help him out

but that was 2 years ago heat have got better chemistry wise and depth wise...while we've got worse

Exactly :clap:

If anything the Bulls were the flash in the pan.

 

[RamiTheBullsFan]

I don't think the Heat getting to the Finals 2 years in a row is them getting "hot." I think its a sign that the Heat have a dynasty on their hands.

LeBron played out of his mind in the Finals. Sure he got "hot" in the Finals, but that doesn't change the fact that he's still the best in the world, and can close out games.

If the Heat tried to go small against the Bulls as they did against the Thunder, they would have been decimated on the boards.

LeBron was aggressive in his face-up PF role and it was enough to beat the Thunder who pretty much wet themselves.

He actually was pretty bad from outside of the paint. What James did well was stay aggressive trying to force in way into the paint to score and it opened things up for everyone else.

Battier was the one who was REALLY hot.