Breaking Down The Bull's Meltdown

[Capt Bringdown]

Interesting ESPN article on Miami's spectacular comeback:

Breaking down the Bulls' meltdown

And when James missed another rare free throw following the Heat timeout and Brewer followed with one of two foul shots to restore the lead to 12 with 3:14 left, the Bulls' lead still appeared safe.

In fact, after 10,000 simulations, Accuscore.com calculated that at that point, the Heat had just a 1 percent chance of winning the game.

[joshdaboss]

Thank you for proving LeBron James greatness to beyond a shadow of a doubt.

[dallaskd]

I dont know if the conference finals have been Dallas and Miami taking over late or just epic choke jobs by OKC and Chicago. Kind of disapointing tbh. Both of these series should have gone 7

[kamikazi_player]

Feel bad for the Bulls. This game will probably haunt Rose for a while.

[BanditHiro]

Feel bad for the Bulls. This game will probably haunt Rose for a while.

Memphis Tiger National le Game still Haunts him.

[Capt Bringdown]

If that Accuscore simulation data is even half-correct, I guess we've witnessed a historic moment. Although I wouldn't have guessed that there's only a 1 percent chance to come back from a 12-pt deficit with 3:12.

I wonder what the chances were for .04?

[TDMVPDPOY]

in most of the games in the series, they couldnt maintain there lead

kurt thomas shoulve been used more in the series...

bogans played well for a scrub, how come he never played like that for the spurs, no bull at ude i will get physical and be in ur grill no tolerance bull

[Brazil]

Lebron greatness my ass he was amazing in the last minutes but the come back is more a Bulls choke job than lebron greatness

[JoeTait75]

Feel bad for the Bulls.

I don't feel bad for any team that can't hold a 12-point lead at home in the last three-and-a-half minutes. 'em.

[Budkin]

I don't feel bad for any team that can't hold a 12-point lead at home in the last three-and-a-half minutes. 'em.

Same here. Inexcusable.