Quote from: Reid on Today at 08:21:36 AM

Quote from: Bttzed03 on Today at 05:34:02 AM

Impressive for Bulls holding off a Bucks' comeback in the second half. It's also a different DeRozan this time compared to his poor shooting in game 1. Game 3 will be tricky for me as because of injuries to Middleton and Portis. I'll wait for updates before placing a bet on this one. I would most likely pick Bucks if they're all healthy.

DeRozan vowed something after the dismal shooting in Game 1. “No way in hell I shoot 6 for 25 again.” And he did not let the Bulls fans down. Now his name is everywhere on Twitter with different memes and shocked expressions. That last shot that put the dagger was the best one to prove everything.
A lay up against the Finals MVP Champion.
I love the fact that he is not forcing three point shots. I know he can but that mid range shot is the masterpiece. Takes me back to the 80-90s era.

I was a bit nervous when there was a moment LaVine didn't pass the ball to DeRozan. Thought they were letting De Rozan handle the ball while killing the time. LaVine instead went for a drive and then passed it to someone who missed the shot and then rebounded by the Bucks. Playoffs experience really matters. DeRozan, Caruso and even Vucevic showed their maturity.

While the eastern top seed failed to steal that game 2, it was Joel Embiid and the 76ers who took Raptors home by surprise with that buzzer-beater.