I have really enjoyed watching this Bulls team go at the Celtics with such fervor. They are catching them at a vulnerable time. Both games 1 & 2 were awesome...and nerve racking. Glad to pick up at least one (even though both games were there for the taking). Even more glad to get the F out of Boston for a couple. I don't know if I have ever seen such bad officiating in the NBA before. They are killing the Bulls with horrible calls both games, luckily we were able to overcome it game one. Noah getting all ball time and time again and still getting the whistle, Derrick Rose getting hacked every drive and  only getting a foul 1/3rd of the time. Paul Pierce throwing the ball out of bounds with 10 secs. left and the refs blowing the call.

anyways...I hope that the bulls get those kind of breaks back at Chicago. otherwise that ish is fixed....

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As he was walking away I said to him "Go Bears". At which point he looked at me with an intensity and anticipation I had never seen from him.

I've enjoyed watching the first two games too......I think the refs have done a decent job, they cant get all the calls correct. My nerves are getting all worked up again, kinda like the 90's. I've really missed watching a good Bulls team play. But yes, its going to be nice to watch them play at the United Center. Go Bulls!

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living in Redneck ' ville Georgia....and wouldnt want to have it any other way.

The Bulls have been playing with a lot of heart, and have gotten results in the process. I bet they have made the defending champs real nervous. The Celtics are a subpar road team and the United Center will be hopping with excitement. This will mark among the most defining moments in NBA playoff history should the Bulls go on to knock off the Celtics. I'd love to see it happen even though I'm unsure if that's realistic. Even without Kevin Garnett and Leon Powe, the Celtics remain a hard team to beat. Still, the Bulls can do it. I believe they have it in them.

GO BULLS!

Fred, from Kingston, ON Canada