Chapter 938: 20-game winning streak! It doesn't seem worth being proud of at all!

The Bulls' upcoming schedule is: Warriors, Clippers, Bobcats, and Magic.

None of them are "King teams," so for the Bulls, there is almost no pressure.

First destroy the Warriors, then overturn the Clippers, then slaughter the Bobcats, and finally... dismantle the Magic.

Every game was won by a lead of more than 20, or even 30 points; the Magic saw the Warriors and Clippers lose by 27 points, and the Bobcats lose by 34 points.

Finding that they only lost by 20 points, they actually felt pretty good and were very lucky.

Weak teams have no dignity in front of the Bulls.

The Bulls harvested a 20-game winning streak of the season in an understated manner, continuing to occupy the throne of the East number one, and also the league number one record.

The "Emperor" reached the top strongly.

The "Seven Kings" bowed their heads and surrendered.

The rest of the shrimp soldiers and crab generals can only kneel and worship!

This is the strength of the current Bulls, so strong that... after winning a 20-game winning streak, there was not a ripple in the hearts of the teams.

"Hey hey hey, the Bulls have a 20-game winning streak, why does it feel like everyone is not excited?

You know... looking at the entire NBA history, the teams that can win a 20-game winning streak are also few and far between, like phoenix feathers and unicorn horns.

This is remarkable.

Just in this season, only the Bulls have done it.

Why is everyone so calm?"

"Uh... although that is the case, isn't this a very common thing for the 'Emperor' Bulls?!"

"Oh, that's right.

In the last three seasons of the Bulls, have there been too many 20-game winning streaks? I'm afraid one hand is not enough to count them.

Last year, they even surpassed the Lakers, refreshing the record for the longest winning streak in history with a 35-game winning streak.

Even... completing two 30+ winning streaks in a single season, we have witnessed such madness with our own eyes.

Then a 20-game winning streak, for the Bulls who have become even stronger after transforming in the new season, isn't it like taking something out of a bag."

"Tsk tsk... the Heat next door have a 12-game winning streak and have already opened champagne to celebrate, and the 76ers have a 12-game winning streak and are also crazily posting on Twitter to celebrate.

All are big events worth celebrating crazily.

As a result, for the Bulls, a 20-game winning streak is not even worth looking at, not worth being proud of at all.

Is the gap too big?!"

"That's right.

The Heat and 76ers are at most 'Kings,' but the Bulls are the 'Emperor' at the top level, a unique and powerful existence.

This is like.

A poor person wins 500,000, and can be so happy that they can't sleep.

A rich person loses 500,000, and might not even blink an eyelid, continuing to sleep!

Strength is the gap."

"You're farting, how can the gap be that big? This year's 76ers have the 'Three Great Shooting Guards,' and at least one explodes every game.

Many times 2 people explode.

And when 3 people explode, they haven't lost a game.

Such 76ers are invincible this year; don't look at the Bulls' 20-game winning streak, when they really meet the 76ers, they won't know who to defend.

The three great shooting guards will definitely break the Bulls' horns."

"Our Heat are also the same, Wade + Bosh + O'Neal, this lineup, you really can't imagine how compatible it is, how fierce it is.

Second in the East.

17 wins and 3 losses so far this season, this terrifying record is enough to explain the problem.

The Heat are also absolutely qualified to overturn the Bulls in a hard battle."

"Ah, yes, yes, yes.

Anyway, among the Seven Kings, there are still the Heat, 76ers, Pistons, and Mavericks who haven't played against the Bulls; before the duel, they all have the qualification to clamor."

"Don't be anxious, the duel will always come.

Let them jump around first, after being slaughtered head-on, they will be like the fans of the Spurs, Celtics, and other 'King teams,' and shut up obediently."

"Celtics: Are you polite!"

"Suns: If you say that, I will really thank you!"

"Spurs: I really am speechless!"

"..."

The Bulls, who won a 20-game winning streak, are considered a common occurrence; such a topic alone can drop countless people's jaws.

The "Emperor" Bulls... are indeed strong.

However.

The Heat, 76ers, and other "King teams" are also really fierce.

They have some of the flavor of last season's Bulls; basically, as long as it is not a collision between "King teams," they are all crushing, or even slaughtering games.

Peak forced grouping.

Combat power... is astonishing.

Grouping is shameful.

But precisely because the combat power has skyrocketed and they have the strength to fight the "Emperor" Bulls, the new season is truly full of expectations and highlights.

So.

Fans don't worry about these things.

Just look at it if it's good.

But the teams other than the "Seven Kings," who have been accompanying the run and can't see the taillights of the strong teams, cry and scold their parents.

Very unhappy.

Some team stars, while scolding, even have the idea of leaving the team, or... finding stars from other accompanying teams to group up.

Only when the team becomes strong can they have a chance to stand up.

However.

Some people group up to keep warm, and some people carry the weight forward, wanting to rely on their own strength to make a name for themselves.

For example, the Cavaliers' "Little Emperor" LeBron.

His personal strength also reached a fairly high level in his third year.

The team record is not good.

But his personal ability can still be a small forward who can impact the top five, or even top three in the league.

"Hexagonal warrior," "Chosen Son," "Debut is the peak," "Monster-like physical talent."

These labels can all be pasted on LeBron.

Ten years of sharpening a sword.

LeBron is still growing, and he still has a heart of passion, wanting to use his own strength to help the Cavaliers reach a very high height.

Similarly.

The Lakers' "Black Mamba" Kobe, who was previously a second-in-command who always lived around "Big Shark" O'Neal.

After leaving O'Neal, he became the new king of the Lakers and ushered in a new life. ===== CHAPTER 940 =====