Teh Immortal Batman
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The bottom line for the Bulls is that on paper they have no equal. Their team, and the way it's constructed for the future right now, speaks for itself. Far louder than whatever crazy sales pitch any team could come up with. All that Forman really has to do now during his visit with James is slide over a piece of paper that says this:
Chicago Bulls 2010-2011
LeBron James -- 25 Chris Bosh -- 26 Joakim Noah -- 25 Luol Deng -- 25 Derrick Rose -- 21 Taj Gibson -- 25
There's really nothing else to say. The Bulls' roster and their pitch doesn't need any more style. It has something far more important ... substance.
I could be in a world of hurt tonight...
by Teh Immortal Batman on Mar 19, 2010 2:05 PM EDT
on Blog a Bull
Ropes and Ringposts II
by Teh Immortal Batman on Sep 4, 2009 1:48 AM EDT
on Cageside Seats
Ropes and Ringposts
by Teh Immortal Batman on Sep 2, 2009 7:42 AM EDT
on Cageside Seats
(Contains Spoilers)
Jeff Hardy is gone. CM Punk is champion. Little Rey Rey violated the wellness policy. The Undertaker is back. Just one question, where do we go from here?
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So who is on your 53 man roster?
by Teh Immortal Batman on Aug 30, 2009 11:50 PM EDT
on Windy City Gridiron
So after watching this third game I cant help but think that rosters are pretty much set. There are jumbles at a few positions but i think with this week of practice the heard will be thinned out. Without further ado, here is my 53.
The Bat Files
by Teh Immortal Batman on Aug 30, 2009 4:59 PM EDT
on Windy City Gridiron
So I joined up yesterday and I thought what better way to introduce myself and my view on our Chicago Bears then to just flat out tell you. The Bears were my first real sports love followed shortly thereafter by the Cubs and the Bulls. I remember as a little kid sitting down with my dad on Sunday mornings and watching the Bears trudge to another seemingly inevitable loss. My first Bears memory is Erik Kramer scampering like 35 yards down field. I was a firm supporter of Cade McNown (More because he was a lefty like me more then anything else.) Though I am still pretty young in my fandom I think I have seen enough to make educated opinions on what we have going now.
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