Heat didn't look so hot
Did you see the whuppin' the Chicago Bulls put on the defending NBA champion Miami Heat?
By 42 points (108-66). In Miami. On the same night the Heat received their championship rings.
It was the worst season-opening loss by a defending champion in the history of the NBA.
"It was absolutely one-sided,"said Miami head coach Pat Riley. "Just a very embarrassing loss."
No kidding.
If you were wondering what the addition of Ben Wallace meant to the Bulls, wonder no more. The Heat shot a pathetic 38.5 percent from the floor.
Bulls guard Kirk Hinrich was impressive on both ends of the floor. He led all scorers (26 points) and had a game-high two steals.
"It's just one of those nights," said Heat center Shaquille O'Neal.
If Tuesday night is any indication, it's going to be one of those seasons.
By 42 points (108-66). In Miami. On the same night the Heat received their championship rings.
It was the worst season-opening loss by a defending champion in the history of the NBA.
"It was absolutely one-sided,"said Miami head coach Pat Riley. "Just a very embarrassing loss."
No kidding.
If you were wondering what the addition of Ben Wallace meant to the Bulls, wonder no more. The Heat shot a pathetic 38.5 percent from the floor.
Bulls guard Kirk Hinrich was impressive on both ends of the floor. He led all scorers (26 points) and had a game-high two steals.
"It's just one of those nights," said Heat center Shaquille O'Neal.
If Tuesday night is any indication, it's going to be one of those seasons.
posted by Larry Wade at 7:45 PM
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