Spiegel: Playoff Brutality Overwhelms Refs, Then Bulls
If you have any recollection of the Miami Heat against the New York Knicks in a violent best-of-five, then last night's Bulls game looked awfully familiar.
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If you have any recollection of the Miami Heat against the New York Knicks in a violent best-of-five, then last night's Bulls game looked awfully familiar.
For any Bulls fan, Game 2 of the Eastern Conference Semifinals was just plain ugly.
Jake Peavy pitched three-hit ball in his return from a balky back, Alejandro De Aza had a leadoff homer and the Chicago White Sox beat the New York Mets 6-3 on Wednesday night to split their two-game interleague series.
It was the biggest postseason win in Miami Heat history, and the biggest postseason loss in Chicago Bulls history.
One of the odder moments of the Blackhawks' series with the Wild came Monday when Wild head coach Mike Yeo subtly accused the Hawks of cheating on faceoffs.
Carlos Beltran and Jon Jay drove in two runs apiece, and the St. Louis Cardinals capped an impressive trip with a 5-4 victory over the Chicago Cubs on Wednesday.
Maybe these Bulls will go on a similar, yet shorter, journey. Either way, they will be remembered for their hustle, desire and will to overcome, just the way the 76-77 Bulls did.
Toronto Blue Jays pitcher J.A. Happ was released Wednesday from a Florida hospital, just a day after he was hit on the head by a line drive, and hopes for a quick return to the mound.
White Sox pitcher Jake Peavy has teamed up with the Celebrities For Charity Foundation for "Jake Peavy's Ultimate Country Music and Baseball Raffle."
For a team with a 3-1 series lead over the Minnesota Wild, the Blackhawks sure don't sound like a team that is happy with its play.
