Miami vs. Chicago
The Heat where whipped sufficiently, from beginning to end, in all phases of the game, for 4 games. The Bulls were quicker, more atheletic, more energetic and better prepared. The Heat did not show the tenacity of a champion, at any point of this series. (and if there is one thing I know about it is the tenacity of the championship spirit)
Ben Wallace: 7 for 7 from the line. (My, my, it was quiet for the last 4 attempts right before the 2 minute mark. Shame on Miami fans for adding no home court advantage to a situation you most influence of all. Head on over to Buffet's place to drink those playoff blues away then wake up and work the last 3 weeks of May to find out that the Marlins wanting to trade Dontrell Willis and Ted Ginn's quad pulled in mini-camp lead the sports cast.)
Everyone in Florida had the Gators' season ending in April, but who thought the Heat would be done in the same month.
Honestly, ask yourself, did you think Kirk Heinrick would be this good of a NBA player?
Ben Wallace has beaten Shaq as a Laker with Kobe (2004 Finals), bested Shaq in red with D-Wade now twice. Both as a Piston (2005 Eastern Conf. Finals) and now as a Bull he has proven he can mix it up with O'Neal and even get the best of him while effectively leading his team to victory.
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