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We'll see who's the better team tomorrow.

not defending having the Spurs ahead of the Bulls...... but.. the Bulls have technically had THE easiest schedule to this point.
Spurs have had one of the toughest.

Easiest? If you think they;ve had an easy schedule look at the Sixers schedule the first half. Probably the Easiest in the League. That's why I need to see more of them in the 2nd half to see how good they really are.

As much as I like Carlos Boozer I'm hoping Chi amnesties him. I'd like to get maybe Ryan Anderson who can shoot and spread the floor but pass and mix it up a bit inside. Adding a big man who can shot from wide gives Chi more of a threat. Helps Rose out more and spreads the floor big time. He's not a sexy pick but gives Chi a lot of flexability on Offense. I don't think anything substantial would be needed to get him however.

They could also move Noah to PF and go get Brook Lopez with the NJ future up in the air could be good to get or Javal McGee who's posting career highs on a horrible Wash team.

Then they need a SG if they don't resign Rip and OJ Mayo or Nick Young or Eric Gordon would look good.

i did. the Bulls have TECHNICALLY had the easiest schedule so far.

the Sixers' recent stretch of games more than balanced out. don't get all <pissy because i said something about your favorite team. i'm just reporting the facts.

these are the games that the Bulls have had against teams who are .500 or above:

Lakers
Clippers
Grizzlies
Hawks
Magic
Hawks
Timberwolves
Grizzlies
Pacers
Heat
Sixers
Hawks


these are the games that the Sixers have had against teams who are .500 or above:

Trailblazers
Pacers
Nuggets
Hawks
Heat
Magic
Bulls
Heat
Hawks
Lakers
Spurs
Clippers
Magic
Mavericks
Timberwolves
Grizzlies
Rockets



now please, tell me who had the easier schedule again?..

The sixers played 12 of 32 games away. They've been lucky for the most part especially beginning of the season where the other team missed key players. Playing most of those teams at home is easier then playing them away especially when those teams are missing key players.

Actually both team are pretty even. Chi played 2 more road games. They also started the season on a brutal WC road trip. They have also been without their best defender for most of January in Deng, have lost Hamilton most of the season and has had Rose not in at times. Those are key misses to them and they still are in 2nd. With Deng out I believe they were only .500 I believe.

i'm not dissin the Bulls. i'm just telling you that they've had the easiest schedule. no matter how you try to play it to me.. it doesn't matter.. it's just the truth.
i know you already know this, but Sixers have been w/out Spencer Hawes and have lost Brand for a few games recently, as well. i don't care what disadvantage the Bulls have had. the fact of the matter is, they've had the easiest schedule to this point.
over their last 25% of games played, their opponents' average winning percentage, is .385.
that's the lowest in the NBA.
for the season so far, their opponents' average winning percentage, is .440.
also the lowest in the NBA.
Sixers is .473. 4th lowest, in front of the Pacers and Knicks.

derrick rose leads the bulls to beat the spurs at san antonio.

Bulls take down the red hot Spurs at their own court 96-89.

EAT IT, MARC STEIN. EAT IT EAT IT EAT IT.

That is what he gets for spelling his first name wrong.

That's what he gets for putting the Spurs ahead of DA BULLS

lol Tony Parker.

The Heat currently lead the East but trail the Bulls by .5 games. Go figure.

29 wins with 29 points from D-Rose on the 29th of February

percentage points

Oh I know why, I just thought it was weird.

On the same day Michael Jordan put his house up for sale... asking price? 29 million
One month after my birthday... Jan. 29th.
And, I will see the Bulls in ATL this month... on the
28th.
:)

It makes it cooler when you think that yesterday was "Leap Day" too.