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The Chicago Bulls have the best record in the NBA. They have also endured injuries to Derrick Rose, Richard Hamilton, Luol Deng, and many more. This does not mean the Chicago Bulls tickets for the 2012 NBA postseason are not basketball tickets to a club most are expecting to walk away with the championship. No, rather fans of the association will not believe in the Bulls until they beat the Miami Heat in the Eastern Conference Finals.
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About The Chicago Bulls
The Haters are out in droves. Read any message board and you will find trolls calling into question the effectiveness of Carlos Boozer, forgetting who Luol Deng is, and tearing apart Rip Hamilton. Yet, the basketball fans at the United Center know Rose is an unstoppable force who is hitting the outside shot when hot, Deng is doing everything he can to will the team to victory, and bench has been able to prove it is once again one of the deepest in the NBA.
C.J. Watson and John Lucas have been able to reproduce Rose in spurts. Joakim Noah (a starter) does not have leading rebound numbers but is one of the best defensive players in the league. Kyle Korver is again a sharp shooter. Ronnie Brewer is the enigma, a terrific defender with a jacked up jumper and a natural ability to find a weak spot right near the basket. Omer Asik is capable of starting on most other basketball teams thanks to his rebounding and block rate.
For the 2012 playoffs, Rose needs Richard Hamilton to step up as the number two option in the final two quarters. The Bulls would also be joyous if Carlos Boozer were able to transform into a 20-10 guy. Taj Gibson brings a similar set of skills but more athleticism to the table. Boozer is stronger, but he can also be a bit of an offensive black hole.
The Chicago Bulls ticket holders are holding their breath right now as the team goes through a revamping period. In February, the Bulls started making the first of many trades that they would make to help fill the bench with strong and tough players. They chose Brad Miller and John Salmons to the roster then they acquired Tim Thomas, Jerome James and Anthony Roberson. With the two first round picks they had for the 2009 season, the Chicago Bulls drafted Wake Forest and James Johnson. Lets hope these trades are the boost that this team needs to once again make it to the playoffs and put another championship trophy on the mantle.
