The Bulls

A discussion of how the Chicago Bulls can overcome the Los Angeles Lakers and the Houston Rockets to win their fifth championship.
2002, 257 words, 0 source(s).

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Can they? Yes they can, but they will have to overcome two obstacle courses, the Los Angeles Lakers and the Houston Rockets. First lets review the Bulls team. They have the seven time All-Star Michael Jordan, All-Star forward Scottie Pippen, and the bigest rebounding force in the league, Dennis Rodman. But don't forget Toni Kukoc and their first round draft pick, the seven foot center out of Uconn, Travis Knight. He is a good outside shooter, but he needs to get stronger, or it's goodbye Travis. Now, as for the Lakers, they have recently signed star center Shaquille O'Neal, the biggest force in the league. Now that they Shaq, Magic Johnson will unretire (again), because he feels that with Shaq, Nick Van Exel, Cedric Ceballos, Eddie Jones, and Kobie Bryant, they will finally be a contender for the title. They have drafted Derek Fisher, he is a strong player and shows good leadership, but he will mainly serve as Van Exels backup. Finally, the Houston Rockets. They have Hakeem Olujuwon, Clyde Drexler, and guess who? Charles, yes, Charles Barkley, the man from Phoenix, the round mound of rebound. They have alsodrafted Othello Harrington, Randy Livingston, and Terrell Bell. Livingston was the top high school player in '93, but has had some severe knee injuries. Bell is a great shotblocker, but very raw on offense. If the Bulls can overcome these two great teams, which they most likely will, coming off a 72-10 season, not to mention their fourth championship in six years, they will have their fifth.