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I think Boston will simply come out playing smart basketball. Sure the Bulls may run them around a while but if Boston plays smart and calm (like against Atlanta last year) they should be able to methodically outplay Chicago, who sometimes goes on streaks of stupid mistakes. PLUS, Boston is the best 7th game team in the NBA historically and Bulls are 0-5 all time in game 7's on the road. I think the veteran presence and last year's experience for Boston is what will do it.
Actually, one of those game 7s DID involve one of these teams. LAST YEAR's Boston team. And even though there's no KG, the same team that easily defeated Atlanta in game 7 is virtually intact. Last year everyone thought that Atlanta was the miraculous and up and coming team beating the 1 seed. So much for that. You gotta argue the meaningful stats like last year's results, the fact that they ARE reigning champions, and that they're in their own home. There's sooo much emotion being thrown around regarding this series. If Bulls win you all can laugh at me (I'm not a Bulls or Celtics fan). But looking at this with a clear mind even though Boston's legs might be tired (sticking to topic) Boston should be able to play a cleaner game and finish it off.
