i just cant help it. with his nonsense going to washington, and his front office nonsense, we tend to lose sight of how great he was. we mention it, but do we really remember it?
i miss mike
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                                                    No, I mean the angle from Nike in this is what, that Bron in Chicago would sell the most shoes overseas right?
As opposed to Bron in NY or wherever else. Due to the Bulls, I guess, having the best name rep from Jordan's days.
Just a must-watch army of possessed ass-kickers laying the smack down night after night after night. People are gonna hate playing the Bulls this year.
dougthonus wrote:I have a feeling I'm going to live to regret this, because I honestly can't really convince myself that LeBron is coming to Chicago, but ..
http://www.chicagonow.com/blogs/chicago ... y-3rd.htmlmyself wrote:A source who's provided accurate information to me in the past has told me that LeBron James will agree to terms with the Bulls by July 3rd after meeting with other teams.
How serious to take this? I'm wondering the same thing myself. If I thought it was completely dismissible I certainly wouldn't post it just to get ridiculed as an attention whore for years, but the amount of false rumors I've heard (even from good sources) is remarkably high.
So in short, I'm not attempting to stake my claim on this one. I don't consider myself some great purveyor of inside sources and information by any stretch. Just passing along something I've heard.
(nothing else in the link, so you don't really need to click, just so you don't think I'm trying to be an attention whore or drive page views)

davhern wrote:[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0AGiq9j_Ak[/youtube]
and the 1998 version...
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C6VKOq45j5o[/youtube]

                   
                   
                                                                      Clint Eastwood wrote:wow, just watching the gatorade be like mike commercial really makes me sad. MJ was just so much better than all of these free agents combined, including lebron. he revolutionized the game. just watch his mannerisms and movements on the court and you will recall that before him, none of that was done by everyone. now every big time free agent has taken a small part of his changing of the game. without MJ none of this free agency period would matter.
i just cant help it. with his nonsense going to washington, and his front office nonsense, we tend to lose sight of how great he was. we mention it, but do we really remember it?
i miss mike
                                     
                                                       
               Clint Eastwood wrote:wow, just watching the gatorade be like mike commercial really makes me sad. MJ was just so much better than all of these free agents combined, including lebron. he revolutionized the game. just watch his mannerisms and movements on the court and you will recall that before him, none of that was done by everyone. now every big time free agent has taken a small part of his changing of the game. without MJ none of this free agency period would matter.
i just cant help it. with his nonsense going to washington, and his front office nonsense, we tend to lose sight of how great he was. we mention it, but do we really remember it?
i miss mike
                   
                   
                   
                                     
               
mattbulls wrote:I've been watching the Bulls dynasty DVDs the last few nights. Getting really pumped up for the possibilities of big things to come for the Bulls.
                   
                   
                                                                      mattbulls wrote:I've been watching the Bulls dynasty DVDs the last few nights. Getting really pumped up for the possibilities of big things to come for the Bulls.
NADALbULLS wrote:mattbulls wrote:I've been watching the Bulls dynasty DVDs the last few nights. Getting really pumped up for the possibilities of big things to come for the Bulls.
I like them dynasty DVDs especially the 1992 and the 1993 dvds, the Blazers and Suns series were really interesting to analyze and the Knicks series were dramatic in each year.
                   
                   
                   
                                     
               davhern wrote:Deepness5134 wrote:Maybe. Someone - i forget who - mentioned how Nike could start running those Be Like Mike ads once again but have LBJ be the certain of it. Although I liked that "here we go again...just do it" ad too - that sounded damn cool
While that would be cool, those were Gatorade ads, not Nike.
BigBenDog wrote:NADALbULLS wrote:mattbulls wrote:I've been watching the Bulls dynasty DVDs the last few nights. Getting really pumped up for the possibilities of big things to come for the Bulls.
I like them dynasty DVDs especially the 1992 and the 1993 dvds, the Blazers and Suns series were really interesting to analyze and the Knicks series were dramatic in each year.
I still remember that game 5 with the Knicks in 1993 with the Charles Smith block. That defensive block sequence was amazing. i was 15 at the time, i was sitting down on my bed, and was like "yes Blocked!, blocked yes, blocked again...!" Then when MJ threw it down to BJ who had took off downcourt. It was pure bliss.
One of my favorite Bull dynasty moments....
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bRFKhpMKX0E&feature=related[/youtube]
BigBenDog wrote:One of my favorite Bull dynasty moments....
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bRFKhpMKX0E&feature=related[/youtube]
                   
                   
                                                                      jc23 wrote:Clint Eastwood wrote:wow, just watching the gatorade be like mike commercial really makes me sad. MJ was just so much better than all of these free agents combined, including lebron. he revolutionized the game. just watch his mannerisms and movements on the court and you will recall that before him, none of that was done by everyone. now every big time free agent has taken a small part of his changing of the game. without MJ none of this free agency period would matter.
i just cant help it. with his nonsense going to washington, and his front office nonsense, we tend to lose sight of how great he was. we mention it, but do we really remember it?
i miss mike
Not just mannerisms, but also the way they speak. Next time you catch LBJ or Wade speak listen for them to say "the game of basketball", that was a MJ trademark.
BigBenDog wrote:One of my favorite Bull dynasty moments....
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bRFKhpMKX0E&feature=related[/youtube]
gf2020hotmail wrote:Random fact only tangentially related to the thread: I once slept with Dan Majerle's children. It was amazing..
                   
                   
                                                                      Clint Eastwood wrote:where is the best place to pick up the bulls dynasty dvds. i think i need to finally pony up for them.
 Clint Eastwood wrote:where is the best place to pick up the bulls dynasty dvds. i think i need to finally pony up for them.
davhern wrote:Clint Eastwood wrote:where is the best place to pick up the bulls dynasty dvds. i think i need to finally pony up for them.
Let me Google that for you....![]()