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The Feed found this 4/25/2007 on www.blogabull.com [flag]
This fallacy of 'energy' as a predictor of who was going to win was exposed yet again tonight. Throughout the first half the story was that the Heat got sent a message in game one and would try and come out in game two with more energy,  to match the energy of the Bulls. Well maybe they did, but I had thought they had energy in game one too . Energy isn't the problem, they're just ... [link]

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Running Of The Bulls
Published 4/25/2007 by The Feed at The Feed
... If Shaquille O'Neal attacked the referees after Game One in an attempt to make the Bulls seem like a less worthy opponent his ploy backfired. The Bulls were more energetic and hungrier in Game Two than they were on Saturday and ran away with an 107-89 win and a 2-0 series lead. Chicago hasn't built a reputation as a great shooting club but they knocked down 55% of their tries. Luol Deng and Ben Gordon each hit 11-of-19 from the floor while the Heat's big two were just 15-for-33. O'Neal and Dwyane Wade also had seven turnovers apiece and the defending champs looked stuck in first gear while Deng, Gordon and the youthful Bulls appeared to have a deeper well to draw from all night.

The Heat Suddenly Look Rather Elderly
Published 4/25/2007 at Deadspin

Pistons
Published 4/25/2007 by lilnemo at SportsFilter
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Afternoon Run 4.26.07
Published 4/26/2007 by Dime Magazine at NBA Rumors - Trades - Free Agents - Basketball Olympics - Dime Magazine

PLAYOFF Game Thread: Bulls vs. Pistons Game 2
Published 5/8/2007 by Matt <info@blogabull.com> at Blog a Bull: Front Page Posts

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